LG 55NANO916PA 55 inch 4K UHD HDR Smart NanoCell TV (2021 Model) with α7 Gen4 AI processor, HDR, HFR, VRR, Dolby Atmos & Dolby Vision IQ, built-in Google Assistant and Alexa [Energy Class G]

Easy setup found all my hdmi devices. Picture excellent. Sound perfect for my living room. Refresh rate ideal for Xbox , getting 119 FPS. Overall very pleased with the purchase.

If your looking for a gaming tv this is the best choice in my opinion especially for xbox I saw some bad reviews about picture quality for films but I think its good quality probably not as good as there oled version but paying double the price for the oled version and risking burn in over time wasn't a trade off worth risking but now I've bought it and used it to watch films on Netflix I'm really happy with it and for gaming it's exceptional 120hz at 4k amd freesync premium and also you can see a live feed of how many frames your getting which can be turned on or off, remember you need series x for 120hz at 4k or if you have xbox one x you can get 1440p at 120hz or amd freesync at 60hz 4k ... freesync premium is brilliant because if the game frame rate drops your tv frame rate drops with the game output so makes gaming so much smoother

For amazing picture quality and sound, this is the best tv I’ve ever seen. No sound bar needed.Interface is simple yet filled with everything you can imagine. Hooked up to an xbox the smart features make such a difference. Everything automatically optimises for gaming.

Very good for the price, picture is good enough and 4 HDMI’s is very helpful with all of todays technology. Picture not wuite as defined as my last Samsung TV but very good all the same.

Tv looks nice but the one I receives had a broken picture lines all over the screen

The local dimming on the tv is really bad (like why did they even bother bad) when the lights are off; and ips panel means that when you disable it, the contrast ratio is horrible. Don’t be tempted by the monthly payment option (if you see it). Save up and buy the Sony x90j (doesn’t have VRR though but has much better contrast ratio and local dimming at just £100 more) or lg b1(you can find it for around 1000-1100 if you look around; and I’d go far as to say that it is twice the tv this is!). However, if you just want a gaming tv and don’t care about watching movies in the dark it is a decent tv.

The media could not be loaded.  The box had been opened, the tv is supposedly full-array , the amount of light leakage on most of the tv and edges was disappointing my 10 year old Sony has less leakage. See Video of test, there should be no spreading of light, just where the square pixels are. I may have been give a refurbished or graded TV than the new one I purchased.

Fantastic picture quality! A very noticeable improvement on my previous HD TV. Impressively vivid colours, brightness and contrast. (Slight screen flicker at times but I think it's one of the dynamic settings in Vivid Mode.)Nice UI and very good Magic Remote with a solid build quality, although on-screen pointer can be fiddly and vanishes too quickly on stationary. I hate the press & hold requirement for full settings and full EPG. Annoying.Freeview Play services are clunky and not very user friendly compared to the seamless design of the Toshiba EPG. This is its poorest / most disappointing feature.I've heard concerning reports of a common screen fault after just 18 months!!