LG 49NANO866NA 49" 4K Ultra HD NanoCell Smart TV [Energy Class A+]

After extensive research, and a limited budget, i decided this would be the best affordable TV to work with my future PS5.It has HDMI 2.1, with VRR, meaning it can display 4k@120fps, and for a price that can't be beat.Picture quality is top notch, even up close (I also use it at a PC monitor...sitting like 2ft away from it)My only con, is the blacks aren't as black as I'd like them.Also! (And this is a must) turn OFF local light dimming. This feature is on by default, and makes the TV horrible to do anything on. Not unbearable, just irritating.Good TV, has all the specs, good size, good price, do recommend!

Excellent picture quality and very good value for money.Highly recommended for use with a PS5. Plays fantastic.This is the cheapest TV i could fond that supported 120hz refresh rate, variable refresh rate and HDMI 2.1. Absolutely perfect for ps5 but it also plays normal tv/streaming and movies extremely well.Being able to set independent adjustments for individual devices is something i never new i needed until now.I would absolutely recommend to anyone using or considering moving to next gen consoles.

I got this for my series X console as I can't afford to splash out over a grand for a 4k tv. This is great! The colours and picture are fantastic. 4k gaming, her, 120fps which I think is he only tv at this price that has hdmi 2.1 which is a must for next gen. Also now has dolby vision! Also has motion controller which you can easily work with your xbox and sky. Lots of built in apps like netflix, disney etc. If your a next gen gamer and are looking for 4k with all the extras at an affordable price. This is the one!

The product was one of the purchases during the prime day sale. Missed the Samsung qled and went for this, lazy me.Pros: good viewing angle, vivid picture, good looking product, great magic remoteCons: Well the black is not black enough and that is something you definitely expect from a costly TV, else I would have bought a regular 4k series of LG, average inbuilt speakers

It's a decent set with an excellent OS.Out of the box it doesn't take much to set up and get going, no need to read the instructions to operate all features, it just feels so natural So easy to zip through the smart features, I was gonna go for an Android based system but this is so much slicker, with editable App location , fast launch and many many other features to play with if you want. Was impressed with the ATMOS speakers, good sound ,high volume I'm going from a 18 year old 26 " Samsung, but it sounds great to me.I bought this as I'll probably get a games system (has a 4K@120HZ input)later this year..would of went for the Hiscence 7QF otherwise..No regrets with this TV though, has everything I want and more.

Bought this to use for gaming on a PS5. Added apps and web OS are a bonus.With the correct cable (beware cheap non-compliant cables) the TV connects with 4k, up to 120hz and HDR. Tested with Destiny 2 and Borderlands 3.Picture is way better than I expected due to reviews stating how bad it is and OED is the only choice.No screen burn risk with full HDMI 2.1 compliance (back 2 ports, not 2 side ones) and Dolby Vision/Dolby Atmos support plus Optical output (Don't left this off the PS5) means many more options than a monitor.Using it at between 6-7 feet away and no issues with seeing all the screen just by moving eyes rather than the whole head.Bought from Hughes after some email exchanges to check support. Recommend this company.

TV has good sound and picture, including feeds from both aerial and BT TV YouView box. Also works well with games consoles and blue ray player.Only slightly negative thing is that the remote control is not that intuitive, but time will tell if I get used to it.

The TV is well made and designed, with great picture quality for the money. The packaging and shipping was similarly excellent. But, the big problem relates to the terms of use. In order to have any access to streaming services, you have to agree to waive all rights under British and European law to data privacy and security. The LG corporation asserts an absolute right to monitor, store, use, and pass-on personal details and details of anything being watched on your set top box or any streaming channel. If the voice control function is used, LG gives itself the right to record anything that is said or done in your living room. Personally, I can't imagine why LG Corps thinks it is any of its business what I'm watching on Amazon Prime, BBC iplayer, or my set top box. If I'd known beforehand what LG demands in order to use one's own TV, I'd have bought a TV from a different company instead.