LG - 48" Class B4 Series OLED 4K UHD Smart webOS TV (2024)

My 2008 Samsung tv I bought from Best Buy died so after researching televisions I picked this one. I can't believe 17 years ago my old samsung TV cost $1200 compared to the latest and greatest lg oled tv was half the price. I'm not a tv expert by any means I'm just an average joe who appreciates how easy it was to set up, literally plug it in, follow the steps on the screen, connect to wifi automatically and bam your good to go. Every time I would go to best buy and look at tvs over the years I always wanted an lg oled it always looked the best compared to all the others on display. I can't believe I finally got one and I would highly recommend this TV over all the other brands out there as lg has made there name well known for oleds. The picture is crystal clear and the sound is really good. I believe this TV is the best bang for your money.

I bought this to replace a 2010 42” LG TV in my bedroom. I wanted a larger size and had been considering a 55”, but couldn’t find something to fit the quality I was looking for on my sub $800 budget. Purchased this below that price point on-sale. This doesn’t have the brightness of the higher models, but that’s not necessary for my usage where it’s typically morning or night. Plus I can control the light if I’m having a lazy day. I have a 2 year old budget LG in my office. Web OS is a much better experience on the B4, I have to admit I almost didn’t purchase this due to my experience with that underpowered processor. There was some initial slowness in Web OS when I first got the TV, which is probably due to it updating apps and software in the background. Over the next month I have not experienced that with the B4. Mine is in a corner of a 13.5’ x 12.5 bedroom. Audio from the tv speakers is decent, but I’m glad to have a Denon soundbar as I wouldn’t be happy with only the tv audio. This is my first OLED TV and the colors/ blacks are simply gorgeous. I ended up rewatching several episodes of Foundation on Apple TV, which looked phenomenal. The 65” Samsung Frame in my den doesn’t have the same punch in comparison! I’m very happy with this purchase. For my application the model and size is absolutely perfect.

It's a really great picture and offers tons of user friendly features. I really like the built-in Ai systems for image and sound quality. You can have a standard definition TV channel running for a few minutes and then image enhancement makes them look like HD channels, that was pretty wild to me. The brightness also really helps counter any light glare on the screen which is really nice too. These ultimately made understand better why 4kHD TVs are becoming less expensive, the OLED really is a next level, mind blowing experience compared to them. It's night and day, I'm glad I was able to catch the Labor Day discount sale at $750, I've been wanting one for some time but couldn't find what I want for under $1000. The only down side is getting the thing out of the box without breaking the screen. The screen is very very thin, like I'm talking iPad thickness here. (I measured and it's actually 3/8 inch thick!) It's pretty heavy and there's almost no way you can pick it up without leaning it over entirely on one side to get a grip that won't damage the screen. (not a fan of that when it's a $1000 tv)