I purchased this about 3 weeks ago. The set-up was surprisingly easy for a technology challenged over 60 person. I just have to say that I love the picture on this. I am not a videophile and don't watch a lot of television or movies. But I was hoping that I could have a wonderful experience for the times when I do watch. And this TV has given me that. It is also nice that we can see the beautiful picture from any place in our living room. The sound is good, better than what I am used to. However, I do still have trouble understanding many things that are being said. I would definitely recommend this.

Best OLED display for gaming right now, almost perfect for the new consoles 120 FPS and 1ms response time with the HDMI 2.1. Would love to have a 32" inch model which probably wont happen however please make a 42" model ASAP. This display seems perfect for gaming; competitive gaming requires a smaller screen like those 27-32in monitors however the only OLED monitor LG is dropping this year isn't for gaming which only has 60 FPS and very expensive. The 27-32 inch OLED Monitor, 240hz, 1ms response time, etc wont be made anytime soon so our main/best option is this TV as of now.

Love my new LG OLED TV (2021). It’s my first Smart TV and it was so easy to learn how to use it. Has a great remote with all the features I need. Especially like the pointer which makes it so easy to navigate. I waited on adding a sound bar and find now I won’t need one, the sound is great without one. It’s clear, rich and good tone. The picture quality is fantastic, so clear and with true black it gives a rich depth of color saturation that is beautiful to watch. The 48” size is perfect for my living room and with the thin edge design the picture area looks so much bigger.

I bought this TV to pair up with a PS5 (that I've yet to obtain), but even on its own this TV is far and away the best one I've ever owned. The visual quality can't be beat, the quality of the materials is unparalleled, and the built-in software does exactly what you need it to without any hitches or hiccups. I only wish there was a wider range of available apps (missing Crunchyroll, for example), though that might happen in the future.

I've had the TV for a few weeks, and I'm in the process of exchanging the panel. The image is beautiful, and OS works very well, and the sound is wonderful (no need for a sound bar). However, there's a coil whine/cackling noise coming out the back of the TV even when it's off. It's a disconcerting electrical noise, and I'm getting a replacement panel because of it.