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The nicest one I found that would work with my Mac G% tower at a great price

Great 4k Doorbell. Works with Google and my voice to watch the camera on TV.

We are astonished with the picture and sound quality of this product, but would prefer if LG could have added more functionality with Google Voice. Also screensaver is not configurable which would be a good to have feature

I bought this TV to replace my LG OLED that was far out of warranty & doing the whole random reboot loop shenanigans about a month ago. So far, I'm quite happy for several reasons: Integrated Google TV. Google TV is so much easier to use than LG or Samsung's OS because I'm already in the Google ecosystem and now I don't need to rely on a dongle to get the Google TV experience. Works seamlessly with the PS5. If you've got a PS5, Sony's picture settings are pretty much perfect for gaming (as you'd expect). I diddled around with the picture settings only to reset them as the default settings are all you need. Good value. It's a good balance between an expensive OLED and one of those cheap 4k TVs. I thought "downgrading" would bother me, but so far, I'm quite happy with the picture quality. It also has FOUR HDMI ports, so unlike with my LG, I don't need to be plugging and unplugging hardware I want to use. That might seem like a trivial problem, but it's the little things in life. I can't speak to the sound quality as I have a Sonos soundbar. But, if you have a soundbar and are wondering if this TV will play nice with it, the answer is yes.

I'm very pleased with my purchase. One being on sale. For years Ive been a Samsung Owmer of TV's. I also own a 48" LG OLED TV. Have things changed for TV's these days. Fairly simple to set up. Would be nice if the Manual had more Info. Example the Settings. I did'nt want the Apps taking over once I turned on the TV, I wanted to go directly to my Telus Optic set has HDMI 1. I had to google how to change that setting, with 5 steps to it. No problem I can google or Youtube for help on my New LG 55QNED85TUA 2024

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I am very impressed with this soundbar. I upgraded my 10 year old soundbar that was smaller than this. It just wasn’t filling my living room with the riveting sounds I prefer when watching action movies. It did have a subwoofer, but adjusting the settings on that was nowhere near as intuitive as this new LG soundbar. With this new LG soundbar I can easily flip between AI Sound, Clear Voice, Bass, Cinema, Sports, and other pre-programmed themes. Set up was a breeze. I plugged in the optical cord, powered up the subwoofer and then plugged in the soundbar. Everything paired without me having to do anything. It immediately worked with my Google Chromecast remote. Setting up the AI sound was a bit more difficult. My living room just doesn’t seem to be set up to utilize this feature. I previously kept my subwoofer behind my couch for the oomph, but LG wouldn’t pair the AI Sound until I placed it next to the soundbar, up on my mantle. This means I either need to decide to keep it up on my mantle next to the soundbar or move it to another location in my living room and not use the AI Sound feature. That being said, I love this soundbar. I immediately put on Saving Private Ryan to see what kind of sound this thing could put out. Wow. My wife made me turn it down, but I felt like I was part of the action. I switched to John Wick and felt the same thing. It was like being in a movie theater where you can feel the action. I linked it to my Google account so I can tell Google to play music, raise/lower the volume, and everything else you use a regular Google speaker for. The only con is that it doesn’t come with a stand. I currently have it leaning against my previous soundbar to stay upright. I wish I had been aware of this before purchasing. I will eventually be mounting this soundbar so that will not be as big of a deal. Overall, I would give this soundbar a 4.5 out of 5 stars.

Have been saving up to replace our LG oled which seems to be slowing down. The Sony is far superior in terms of how it looks and usability thanks to Google TV.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Syncs with my phone and watch and works on my google home. It's amazing to control it with my voice no remote needed. Would never switch back

We purchased this TV over two months ago to replace a 14 year old 40 Sony Bravia XBR that simply died one day. We have limited space available for a TV, but with the smaller bezels in recent years, I could upgrade to 48 in about the same space. Given the minimal price difference, try to fit the 48 if you can. I was happy with our old HD TV, but the new OLED is just incredible. I'm not sure I've even watched anything that is 4K yet, but the detail and color rendition (SONY's greatest strength in my opinion) is striking. This TV has quite good sound without a sound-bar, but then we watch more content with dialog than loud action, so take that as a caveat. I regularly watch from a wide angle position (maybe 45 degrees?), and have no issues with picture quality, motion or clarity. Since I had already been using a ROKU device for streaming on my old non-smart TV and am familiar with the interface I chose to stay with that rather than activate Google TV (I did upgrade to a ROKU Streaming Stick 4K though). I'm also more comfortable not sharing data with Google - a personal choice. This is our only TV and I feel we got top quality for the available footprint. This unit is proof you don't need a huge TV to have a great viewing experience.

In our breakfast nook, the wife and I watch the news over coffee and breakfast. Hey Google, What's on TV brings up YouTube TV. Or My wife says Hey Google, Play CBS on YouTubeTv. Smple.