LG 55-inch OLED TV

Kambo 29 May 2012

Good: OLED screen and passive, or should I say 'cinema' 3D

Bad: Price

Comment: Looks great. I have a Samsung Omnia 7 Windows Phone with an AMOLED screen and it is incredibly vivid. People are always commenting on it. Looking forward to seeing OLED at this size...although I doubt if I'll be able get £8,000 for one of my kidneys....

LG's passive 3D is excellent. Imagine it will look even better with OLED.

james.lavender98 28 May 2012

Good: Super slim

Bad: Poor 3D

Comment: I would rather like to own this product however the Bang and Olufsen Beovision 7 is higher on my list. For the same money the Beovision 7 gives you the best sound. You can't get good sound depth from 4mm! The Beovision is also more aesthetically pleasing and is far more of a statement within the home. The LG does have good picture quality but the B&O is actually better for contrast and blacks. Despite this congratulations to LG on making such a beautiful product with such great design. It makes this the only product LG make that I like.

Trevor Lewis 27 May 2012

Good: Everything!!

Bad: Price

Comment: As with all new technology it is expensive, as where flat screen TVs when they first came to the market. Demand and economies in scale will drive the price down, I look forward to owning one in the next couple of years!!

andydandy 26 May 2012

Good: Pretty much everfything

Bad: Price. And why not 60 inch?

Comment: This is great tech, and something we will be watching in a couple of years time. The other great thing is so light. It will be easy to move this as well. I am currently looking for a 55 inch for my new rented flat. When I move it will be lugs ville and sweat city. This my wife and daughter could move. And better pictures. What a wonderful world! For LG at least! Everyone else is going to sweat to keep up, though Samsung have a new set out as well soon I think.

Zoodle 16 January 2012

Good: crisp display

Bad: probably rather expensive

Comment: Can anyone tell me what is the point of being so thin? It's basically a sheet of glass. I can see the point of making a screen lower in weight but I never heard anyone admire a window pane for being thin.

How do you wall mount it? With 2.5mm long screws or blue-tak?

How good do 4mm loudspeakers sound? Crackin' bass?

fangs1111 13 January 2012

Good: nearly all of it

Bad: cost and size

Comment: dunno why everyone complains about 3d its a button on the remote to turn it on or off, so who cares if you have the feature, i don't use 3d but doesn't mean its not handy to have to show off your tv to your mates :P. only problems i have with it is i want to keep my arm and leg when i buy it and i want it smaller, 32" or 40"/42" , so hopefully it comes in smaller sizes although i did read in one of he many articles that they are looking at bigger :S i don't think i can get bigger through the door

Jonathan Woodhead 11 January 2012

Good: it all.

Comment: Why do people always complain about 3d, if you don't want it don't use it. the tv is a amazing 2d tv with cost affective 3d thrown in for free ( you dont think they will do a none 3d version as it would cost just the same)

Loadit 10 January 2012

Good: Brilliant design

Bad: Probably too expensive for the average person.

Comment: Would be good providing you can turn off 3D so not get blurred pictures.

iam a wp7 9 January 2012

Good: nearly everything

Bad: 3d

Comment: We are having 3d forced upon us :( nobody wants it until we don't have to wear stupid glasses! :@