LG OLED55B46LA 55-Inch 4K UHD Smart TV, (α8 AI Processor, Dolby Atmos, Freeview Play and Amazon Alexa, 120Hz), Black [Model 2024] [Energy Class G]

Firstly I would point out this is a Which? Best Buy so probably that will seal it for most folks as Which? test rigorously to compare and only the best get the Best Buy award.All LG OLED tvs are Best buys but this one is the so called entry level one - or the cheap one- but it is a quality product with a few niggles but the price compensates for this. At £799 (65 inch) it was a steal. Now is the best time to get a discounted 2024 version just as the 2025 ones come on sale and at about 2 grand for a newer model; it's a no brainer.Picture quality is as good as it gets to me and given it is sitting in a bright sunny room with multiple reflections it copes really well.Sound quality is also great but I attached my soundbar pretty swiftly after set up.I also was impressed with the stand which looks better in real life than in the photos. A previous lg tv I had had wobbly/ flimsy legs it was a miracle it never toppled over.I did encounter some issues with the web software as it conflicted with my fire stick but the apps themselves were responsive on the lg remote I found. Set up was reasonably easy I would suggest.I could not recommend this TV and OLEDs generally enough and believe LG are about the best out there if I had to pick a brand. To see sub £1000 OLEDs now makes them even more affordable than ever and a necessary upgrade.

Very happy with this TV. I’d been to a shop and seen the picture quality and it’s as good at home. Only a week in but very happy so far

Very simple to set up and picture quality is nice and sharp. The 2024 version is worth the extra savings.

After reading the reviews I was put off a little.But decided to bite the bullet and buy it.Agreed it’s slow to text to turning the tv on/off But I can live with that.You can customise picture and sound to your liking. (10/10) for me.Sound is great without a soundbar and surround sound (another great LG product)but, if you get one you will not be disappointed. It takes the tv to another level! Trust me when I say WOW!I gave a 4* because of the slowness of the tv turn off. If LG sorted that it would be faultless.

This is my first big TV plus oled and WOW I'm absolutely delighted everything is beautiful on it and the sounds amazing I definitely would recommend it

The media could not be loaded. Was happy with this product until I found an issue when 120Hz mode is activated with VRR and DolbyVision. Requested tech support and ended up returning the unit for a refund. Bought a second unit hoping it had been just bad luck and out of the box the new one was working excellent! Then a mandatory update came for the TV and... the same issue started happening again. If you want DolbyVision + 120Hz + VRR - skip this model, or make sure to keep software version 03.10.37. Anything with 23.20.20 onwards will exhibit the flickering shown above.LG Support has yet to provide a solution - "wait for next update" which is a though ask if the product is not working as advertised and you spent well north of £1000 to get a product broken via an update.

Although this is the budget oled in lg's range, it's by no means a budget picture. It's oled, so black is genuinely black not that hazy dark grey you get and the colours out of the box are stunning. If you check out pro reviews the brightness could be better but in normal use I can't say I even notice. Plus you get 120hz gaming. The inbuilt speakers are better than a lot of telly's but I'd still recommend a soundbar. If you wait until around March to buy one you can get some great deals. I bought mine for half price direct from LG on here and came away with a free surround sound soundbar, great deal.

Exceptional picture quality. OS is fast & fully featured. The screen is insanely thin so moving it around is nerve racking but once situated it really does look great. The price was also exceptional, at least £200 cheaper than anywhere else I looked. Especially good for gaming aswell.