I have had it in my possession for two days and I am in a hurry to evaluate it because when I was looking to buy a TV, this one, like many others that I had in mind, did not have reviews, which made it difficult for me. I was searching for a long time to choose the right one (for me) because I had a limited budget of about 400 euros, but at the same time, I didn't want to buy something that wasn't worth it. In other words, I was looking for the ultimate value for money, and I think my purchase ultimately justified it. I searched a lot, read a lot, and watched many review videos. This particular TV was not in the top 3 of the candidates I had in mind, but because I found it ready for delivery for 399 euros and with a 5-year warranty, I decided to investigate it a little more (and since it had the basic features I was looking for... 50" inc, 4k, IPS panel, direct LED, Bluetooth, screen mirroring) I finally decided to buy it.
Although I have had it for a short period of time and I haven't extensively dealt with it yet to have a complete opinion, I am very satisfied so far.
- It has a very nice picture with rich colors without looking fake.
- Easy setup, in a few minutes it was ready with Wi-Fi connection and found all the channels (including ERT, which I had a problem with on a 2018 model).
- Good connectivity (quite fast with my 50 Mbps internet connection).
- Digea channels have a pretty good picture quality (I'm talking about HD, the others not so much).
- Good sound quality. It's not a home theater, but it's at a pretty good level.
- I easily connected a wireless keyboard with a USB stick, although at first I was confused because I saw the option to connect with the LG magic control or wireless keyboard.
- The magic control is not included but can be purchased separately for about 35 euros.
- Netflix has very nice quality, as expected.
- Also, the classic 4k videos on YouTube.
- I tried to watch HDR videos and the quality is impressive.
- Also, even though the TV's specifications on Skroutz regarding mobile connectivity say "no" for everything, the TV has some kind of screen mirroring and you can easily transmit content from your mobile or PC to the TV screen.
I think I have given a clear picture of what I have seen so far. I will come back with more comments once I have a complete opinion.