LG 55" Class 4K UHD 2160P OLED Smart TV with HDR OLED55CXPUA 2020 Model

Did a ton of research before buying. I knew the LG OLED was one of the best if not the best TV on the market but still had my doubts if it could live up to the hype and price. It did and then some. TV size is huge but you can get that anywhere what stands out is the picture. Contrast is amazing and the picture is amazingly clear. Even when watching just 1080 cable tv and not 4k content it shines. It upscales the image and makes it look amazing. I was having trouble on my old 55" sony bravia tv of being able to read menus and such but now with increase size and clarity can read the smallest print at the bottom of screen from advertisers "small print" disclaimers no problem. If you want the best and not worried about the price this TV is for you.

I just purchased the 55CXPUA and the install with pretty easy. Very disappointed that a Sonus Soundbar connected with Optical Cable does not fully sync. Volume control will not work with the Magic Remote (not very magical)!. I've tried numerous fixes described, but unable to even find the soundbar in the Device Connection Settings. Super disappointing for such a highly rated TV. Need a fix please.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is without a doubt the best TV that I have ever owned! I was only replacing a LED tv that was a little over a year old with what I thought was all the bells and whistles, but it doesn't compare to the quality of an OLED TV. The problem I've had in the past is figuring out the perfect calibration for a new TV, but this LG TV came with a couple of perfect picture modes right out of the box depending on what type of content you are watching. Following the super easy setup and installation not having to mess around for hours on perfecting the picture was a blessing. The remote is easy to use and was able to connect to my existing sound system and control my Fire Stick. We are currently using the Fire Stick for most watching, but using the built in apps work just as easily. There's even a cool feature that allows you to pick your favorite sports teams and get score updates as you wish that pop up in the corner. Just one of many cool features and apps available. Another part of this TV that just can't go unmentioned is the overall style and look of the TV. It was super thin bezels and of course it's about as thin as you could imagine. Only thing I wish was different is where I have it set up so you can fully appreciate how thin it is. Back to the quality of the picture I have to mention how good it does in both dark and light scenes. I've had problems with blooming and banding on other TVs, but none of those problems exist on this set. The OLED pixels allow the picture to get pitch black in dark scenes while still keeping the contrast and see all the details in the scene. Nothing gets lost. In all, I would definitely recommend this TV to anyone who is looking for the perfect set for any type of viewing. Can't be beat.

So I had the previous years model OLED65E9 model and thought decided to buy this years model for another room. The picture is actually better than before. The only problem I have is that I'm having problems getting the IP control from my Control4 system to work as well as last years model. There appear to be some differences that are causing some problems with turning the TV on... it will turn off and volume control but other little things aren't working with the same driver. I know it's minor to most people, but thought I would highlight it since it's the only thing I can find wrong with this TV. Amazing picture and audio.

Christmas arrived at my home early this year. I splurged on the 77 inch CX OLED TV in combination with the SN11RG Dolby Atmos/DTS:X sound system to replace my obsolete TV and surround system. The results were nothing short of spectacular. Once I plugged in the sound bar and speakers, everything synchronized instantly. I downloaded the necessary apps on my phone, and within a few minutes the entire system automatically calibrated to my room's dimensions. I searched out some demo Dolby Atmos videos from the abundant apps available on the TV, sat back, and for the next hour was transported to other realms. Somehow with two small rear speakers, a modest subwoofer and sound bar, LG managed to fill my room with jungle sounds, rain forest ambience, storms, crashing ocean waves, and space flight with unbelievable pinpoint accuracy. All this occurred in conjunction with the most beautiful television screen I have ever witnessed. The HDR contrast was exceptional. All the colors popped, and the black and shadow tones were pure velvet. These are my first LG purchases. Since it's a new system, the only thing I can't comment on is reliability. If that holds, I'll definitely by buying more of their products!

Very satisfied, except for ONE MAJOR ANNOYANCE. Shortly after starting, and randomly at times, Meet Google Assistant screen that obliterates the entire screen pops up. It only offers one option - continue - no way to say NO or DON'T ASK AGAIN. This screen should not pop up repeatedly after turning off once. Very frustrating!!!

I have had the CX48 for over a week now, and here are my general impressions. The last OLED I extensively used was the LG C6, and this TV is a step up in every way aside from the loss of 3D. As always, you get the perfect contrast of OLEDs with inky blacks, without any blooming or greys normally encountered on a standard LCD. This TV shines compared to past OLEDs however, due to the little details. The input lag for games is lower than ever, and GSYNC is the cherry on top for PC players with an NVidia card. The new size of 48 is great for smaller spaces and even as a gaming monitor, surpassing the visual performance of practically any standard monitor on the market. For the non-gamer, everything you could want is here. Brightness is greatly improved from the C6, and has a bigger impact than LCD even if a bit dimmer, due to the blacks not having to compensate. Color volume and saturation is fantastic, and pops on the glass display combined with the contrast. Any 4K HDR video looks incredibly good on this TV, with no dirty screen effect of LCDs and minimal banding on dark grey screens. The processing is also leaps above OLEDs of a few years ago, with 720 and 1080 content, especially cable, looking much cleaner and refined compared to older sets. Lastly, the OS is very quick and has plenty of apps such as YouTube, Netflix, Prime video, and much more. The magic remote is very easy to use and enjoyable with the motion pointer. LGs OLEDs are one of the best TVs you can buy at the moment, and the new 48 inch size just made it a choice for an even larger audience. Its simple to speak volumes on this TV, but trial one in a store or bring one home and see for yourself. Once you go OLED, you will not want to go back to anything else. [This review was collected as part of a promotion.]

Just got this and put it through the paces. And Im' seriously impressed! Games look amazing on this TV (playing Ghost of Tsushima in classic mode) blacks look spectacular! The reason I gave this four stars instead of five is because of the usb ports. It only recognizes FAT but not EXFAT, hope they change that in the next update. Other than that spectacular HDTV!

TV has been great for 10 months, until a vertical line from top to bottom and right of center appeared. Getting it repaired this week, but REALLY disappointed and concerrned with longevity just 10 months of ownership. This will be the last LG product I buy!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Absolutely the best picture I've seen from any screen. The image is crisp, bright and just so life-like, watching 4K content is breath-taking. It's also fully loaded as well with HomeKit, Google Assistant and Alexa support right out of the box. Setting up the TV was very straight-forward. The settings and menu are very intuitive and well organized. This TV is a pleasure to use it's fast and responsive, the remote is also a air-type remote that moves the cursor by moving the remote. There is also a feature called LG Channels that gives you a ton of good channels and content to watch which is FREE! Yes, FREE! I couldn't be happier or ask for anything more from a TV. There are zero complaints from me, and the rest of the household. We love it so much we are going to get another one of these for the bedroom to replace our just recently purchased non-OLED TV. The difference is just amazing - you have to see it to believe it.