LG OLED65BX6LB 65 inch UHD 4K HDR Smart OLED TV with Freeview HD/Freesat HD - Black colour (2020 Model) [Energy Class A]

Great picture but most impressed with the sound quality from this flat screen which normally struggle to produce decent sound in Dolby atmos. Now has ITV hub to go with BBC iPlayer, still waiting for more4, and five

Picture quality sick every pixel works, very very good sound, the bass my god sick , amd remote control very nice , I am happy with this tv

Great TV, picture quality & sound are both amazing. Very easy to set up, would highly recommend.

Did a lot of research before deciding to go with this TV. Very pleased with my decision, everything about it is fantastic after about 6 weeks

Fantastic TV with an amazing picture quality. Would give 5 stars however not the brightest OLED out there and doesn’t have all of the catch up apps.

OMG! This TV is so thin. I recently bought this to upgrade from my 55 inch Sony Bravia HDR. This is probably the thinnest TV I have ever seen. So here is a full review of this TV and everything you need to know about it before you buy it. The LG BX is the slightly more downmarket version of the CX although the difference in improvement in CX vs BX is not worth the money if you ask me. The official blurb: The LG BX OLED is an excellent overall TV. With its OLED technology, it can individually turn off pixels, resulting in an infinite contrast ratio and perfect black uniformity, so blacks appear black when viewed in the dark. It's outstanding for gaming because it has a near-instant response time, VRR support, and really low input lag. Sadly, it doesn't get very bright, so it's not ideal to use in extremely bright rooms. Lastly, it has wide viewing angles if you want to watch TV or sports with friends and family. This TV comes out a little darker than the average 4K TV which is easier on the eyes. You have to look after your eyeballs as right now as of 2020 they are not available on the NHS. This TV comes with a center mount stand that has 4 screws that you screw in when the T is delivered in the HUGE box. It's so overwhelming with how large the box is. It is very well packaged when it arrives. I bought mine from RELIANT DIRECT and not from Amazon directly for £1599. It has 4 HDMI ports for 2.1 (which is faster data transmission) which makes a massive difference when playing games and transmitting data from a device to the TV. ON the same side as the ports (LEFT IF YOU ARE FACING I, or RIGHT FROM THE REAR). is the Ethernet IN and Optical in which i have things plugged in. The power socket JUST made it as the cable is on the RIGHT SIDE FACING, LEFT SIDE REAR FACING. A tad awkward but it JUST made it. The Home screen is easy to use as it doesn't make you go away from what you are doing. The menu system is at the bottom in parallelograms (never thought id have use for that after primary maths) . And you can adjust what you want and where. The remote system is one of the most beautiful things on this that make life easier. You can point and click at most things and use the central scroll up and down wheel as well as the central clicker. The TV starts up immediately and no delay to it like my Sony Bravia from before. This TV is really exciting. It adjusts itself when i load up my Xbox One X (gears edition). the color scheme changes to game by itself to be a bit brighter etc. I am soooo happy with this. This is probably the best TV mid range on the market which has better LED systems than the UHD that are available or Nano at around the £800 mark. This one is worth the little bit extra but the CX is not worth the £2000 spend for not much more blacker blacks or whiter whites.