LG 65-Inch Class OLED evo C4 Series Smart TV 4K Processor Flat Screen with Magic Remote AI-Powered with Alexa Built-in (OLED65C4PUA, 2024)

Selected this tv because it was on sale & I wanted to avoid added expenses due to on again off again tariff threat.This LG OLED is light, frameless and delivers a terrific picture. The screen is about a 1/4” thick and is truly something to marvel at.The setup is pretty easy but the LG app leaves much to be desired as it’s required for setting up screen savers & a couple other features. Also naming inputs isn’t particularly easy.The set was delivered right to my apartment by two VERY careful Amazon delivery people.Overall, I love the purchase and recommend it to anyone who’s in need of a quality tv.

The media could not be loaded. Simply put, this TV does it all. You watch movies? Play games? Concerned about how various content (SDR/HDR/gaming) look and perform? The LG C4 showcases it and does it perfectly. The form factor is incredibly thin and the TV is very well engineered. The HDR highlights pop off the screen. The contrast is perfect. The onboard sound system is not optimal, but lets be real… if your getting this TV you have a soundbar/surround setup in mind already. I have the Bose 900 soundbar with sub and surrounds and it sounds so good. Gaming on the PS5 with this TV is absolutely incredible and is a delight.Many reviewers complain of a brightness diminishment in the game optimizer, but this has never bothered me. If I wanted a brighter TV, it would be solely to sear my retinas into blindness. That being said, the game optimizer menu feels like it belongs in your games and like it is a part of your gaming console. It’s just intuitive. Play Returnal, Astro Bot, Horizon, or GOW and you will be grinning from ear to ear.At $1396 for the 65” inch variant, this is a no-brainer. Perhaps reviewers will suggest the Samsung S90D with a QD-OLED panel, but I will ask… would you sacrifice slightly enhanced color vibrancy for inferior image processing? The LG Alpha 9 gen 7 processor is pretty dang incredible. My previous TV was a Sony and I must say that LG has come a LONG way with their processing. It’s on par with Sony at this point. Samsung can’t say the same and at the end of the day, it’s the image quality that counts. The LG C4 has it. The LG G4 is alluring, but we’re reaching a point of diminishing returns. If slightly amped up HDR highlights are worth an extra $900, then you lost the value to performance game. This is TV most everybody should be looking at from a value to performance standpoint.The OS is smooth, but I opted for an Apple TV interface and it has been nothing short of incredible. With Quick Media Switching, everything you connect to this TV will be buttery smooth. Everything you do on this TV will be incredibly immersive. I have no buyer’s remorse and am incredibly happy with my purchase.You get 4 HDMI 2.1 inputs at 144hz if you’re a PC gamer. You get incredible SDR, HDR, and Dolby Vision/Atmos support. You can fine-tune settings on this TV by input setting or by viewing content medium until your heart is content. You get 5 years of OS updates. Tell me what there isn’t to like. Reviewers mention that off-angle viewing has a green tint, but this is overstated and I have not encountered it with my particular panel. So, I wouldn’t worry much about what they say. Get this TV, get a nice soundbar/surround setup, and get an Apple TV 4K and you will be enthralled, I promise.

I bought this TV on somewhat of a whim during Black Friday sales. We knew we wanted a new TV and had zeroed in on this model from browsing at Best Buy because the picture quality and color looked very nice. We've been very pleased with it in the several months since. The picture quality is great. We use a soundbar so I can't speak much to sound quality, but when we initially didn't have the soundbar configured the built-in speakers seemed adequate. While it was quite cumbersome to get through all the screens of initial setup before we could actually watch something (including multiple agreements that are required to enable certain features), the operating system is pretty user-friendly and responsive. The list of apps on the home screen is almost fully customizable; there are a couple native apps that can't be removed. The TV responds pretty quickly to the remote or to an Alexa command to turn on or off. The main disappointments I have with the TV relate to other aspects of Alexa integration. When I request for the show I'm watching to be paused/stopped/played it either doesn't respond at all or the response takes 30+ seconds. The TV can also act as an Alexa device and field commands including by using an Alexa button on the remote, but this often triggers by accident and opens the Alexa screen when I'm in the middle of watching something, to the point that I want to disable this function. Lastly, I'm disappointed that the dual-screen functionality is almost worthless. There are extremely limited apps you can select to use in this mode. You can see I have quite a few apps installed on the home page, but the only things available for dual-screen are Web Browser, Camera, Live TV, and YouTube. Overall I feel it is a good value and great quality both in construction and how the picture looks, but the few things that should be nice convenience features are lacking.