LG OLED55CXPUA Class HDR 4K UHD Smart OLED TV

Right out of the box, this is a beautiful TV. It is paper thin, and the stand looks clean and low profile. That is before even turning it on. This TV has fantastic picture quality, as expected with an OLED display. 4K content with Dolby Vision looks amazing on this thing, and its worth the price just for that. I am a little disappointed with the Smart TV software that comes with it. It has a wide range of streaming services and websites like Twitch and YouTube included, which is great, but occasionally the programs crash. I have to delete my recently used apps for them to work properly again. I continue to receive software updates, hoping that each one of them fixes it, but the problem still remains after every one. The only other issue is the remote. I like the mouse mechanic that the remote has, but after only about 3 months of use, the arrow pad in the middle became sticky to click on. I have contacted LG about getting a new one, which they promised they would send to me. It has been about 2 months since they said they sent one, and I haven't gotten it yet. Overall, I am happy with my purchase and would buy another LG, I just wish the software was fixed so my shows won't crash. Less

I've had this tv for almost 2 years, the picture quality is amazing with great preset options for different viewing styles. The sound is excellent you can really hear the difference between the different options. It works great without the need for a sound bar. The operating system is probably the best out there with great features that help improve picture quality. It's also fast and smooth and works well with the pointer in the magic remote. Only downside is the tv sometimes glitches and will change the input on its own but this rarely happens, it also could have better apps that are compatible with the TV. Overall I highly recommend this tv.

We purchased the LG OLED55C2PUA two weeks ago at Best Buy. The picture is amazing and we've been impressed with the sound, as well. The TV features dozens, if not hundreds, of preloaded apps. But for some reason, ESPN+ is not one of them. I had checked online prior to purchasing, and ESPN lists LG as supporting the app, but this model doesn't. That's really been my only disappointment. If I had the option, I'd give the TV a 4.9 rating for that issue, but the TV itself is truly excellent. I'm very glad that we purchased OLED technology rather than QLED technology. I'm not a tech expert, but I can see the difference.