LG Tvs reviews & products

Updated If you can pick this superb 2018 LG OLED TV up at a discount during its remaining weeks of shelf life, we wouldn't hesitate to.

The most affordable 2018 OLED TV we've seen so far this year - but is it a true bargain?

The most affordable 2017 LG OLED is still available, still brilliant, and more affordable than ever

With the same video tech as its sibling C8 model, can LG's E8 OLED TV justify the extra spend?

LG’s flagship OLED TV is back for 2018 and we’ve been hands-on with the second-gen slimline show-stopper…

Excellent picture and superior built-in sound - but is it worth the premium?

The C7 is equally as appealing as its more widely available B7 sibling

The LG OLED65W7 is a stunning TV, but that breathtaking design comes at a price...

This LG has an excellent Full HD picture… but be prepared for a wait

One of the most affordable LG OLED TVs around, and still a joy to watch

One of the best pictures we’ve seen, but it isn't cheap

From aesthetics to sound quality to picture performance, this 4K OLED is a TV fit for kings

Another impressive 4K OLED telly from LG, and it’s future-proofed too

LG continues to impress with its OLED TV tech...

We've seen many excellent TVs recently, but this 4K OLED might just be the finest yet...

The 55in LG 55UF950V is one of the Korean giant’s premium 4K TVs – and it’s a dream to use

Not class-leading, but a solid 4K performance for the money

Best 52-60in TV £2500+, Awards 2015. This LG TV combines 4K Ultra HD resolution with OLED TV technology - the results are absolutely stunning...

LG makes its slick, smart interface slicker and smarter

OLED becomes affordable – and it’s lovely.

A fine TV, but bettered by less-expensive rivals and suffers from a few niggles

A fine screen, but the stunning WebOS interface is the real star

A talented TV that’s good to look at and great to use

A really good TV that ticks a lot of boxes – had the price been kinder, we’d be looking at a five-star product

The picture doesn’t have the impact of the top 4K TVs, but it’s still a fantastic watch

Stunning black levels, punchy highlights and a natural touch with colours make this LG OLED a great first effort

There are some things to like here, but with a picture quality that lets it down, there are other options out there that you should consider first

The bells and whistles of smart apps and streaming features go a long way in making this decent-looking TV a worthwhile option

A decent performer if you prioritise a vivid image over subtlety

Close but no cigar – the LG 55LA860W falls down too much in comparisons with class-leading sets, robbing it of the full five stars

A budget TV that gets the basics right

Huge, no-nonsense TV offers a good balance between picture and price – it's just lacking a little detail to light and dark areas

Looks stunning with Ultra high-def signals, but more ordinary elsewhere. That price is hefty, too

The LG is a good effort, but faces tough competition

Gets plenty right, but faces tough competition

LG's passive 3D big-screen set offers superb value for money

An accomplished, covetable and high-performing TV, but optimistically priced

There's lots to like here, from the top-notch HD picture to the easy-going 3D

An impressive TV, now more affordable

A convincing passive 3D TV with Smart functionality and Dual Play gaming

Well-priced with good picture quality and a taste of 3D

The LG 42LW650T has killer looks, price and performance

If you want some big-screen 3D action on a budget take a look at the LG 42PW450T

You can do better than this LG even at this price

If you're after everything a 2011 TV can give you, bar 3D, give the LG 32LV550T a look

Comes with seven pairs of 3D glasses as standard

The LG42LV550T is a fairly cheap and relatively cheerful 42in flatscreen

A great way to get into 3D TV, this set's passive 3D tech gives a relaxed viewing experience, and you get lots of 3D specs

Given its size, LG's 3D-toting 60PX990 is surprisingly affordable, and despite the occasional foible, we think it's great value for the money

For a 42 inch television, this relatively cheap LG offers a lot. It's not the last word in subtlety, but if you're after inches it could be your thing

LG might have a habit of being inconsistent with its TVs, but in this 37 inch set it's produced a gem that punches well above its weight

In a similar vein to the cheaper 32LD490, LG's 32LE4900 is a good performer hampered by poor motion processing

With aggressive pricing aimed straight at your wallet, LG's 32LD490 is good for the money, but you can get much better if you shop around

The LG 47LX6900 is filled with cutting-edge technology, but when it comes to 3D pictures it struggles with moving effects

The splendid LG 50PX990 challenges the incumbent 3D TV Award-winner from Samsung

For a big-screen, full-HD television, this LG is great value for the money. It's certainly no frills it, but if you're on a budget, it's an eye-opener

This 26 inch LCD from LG has LED backlighting, but we found it more of a hindrance then a help

At this incredible price, LG's 50PK590 has serious mainstream appeal, even though it's not as adept as the class-leaders

And so it begins, the OLED influx has started with this 15 inch LG set. It's beautiful and clever, but so, so expensive

The first passive 3D television we've seen, LG's 47LD950 just can't justify its price against better active sets

There's much to like about this backlit LG, but despite impressive specs, it simply can't compete against the latest influx of rivals

Highly capable TV with bags of features including DLNA, NetCast and a Freeview HD tuner

It's pretty enough, but this 42 incher from LG is a let-down after the company's recent forays in the television market

It's got everything you'll need in a big-screen LCD, and we think that LG's exemplary 47LE8900 is a real flag in the sand

This solidly professional 42 incher from LG really delivers the goods - OK there are a few flaws, but all in all we really like what it can do

Even with a price reduction this LG LCD can't compete against the class-leading sets. It's not a bad TV, its rivals are just too strong

This big screen LG is still a worthy television, but its rivals have upped the game, and it loses a star in the process

The return to form of LG continues apace with this well-specified and highly capable LCD set

This baby 22 inch LCD is a return to form for LG, doing a lot right for very little money

If you're after a big-screen bargain, then we can't recommend this Freesat toting LG enough. Find a good deal and you're laughing

This LG certainly punches above its price tag when it comes to performance, but there are more tempting bargains out there

The LG 42SL8000 delivers punchy, high-contrast images from all sources

A slim set that offers stable and detailed pictures, but for £1300 you can do better

The 32LH5000 is another worthy LCD television to emerge from the sometimes fractious LG stable

A price drop of £250 means that the LG42LH5000 is very good value for money, but arch-rival Samsung does it better for less

The 37LF7700 is LG’s first foray into the world of Freesat TVs and it should be applauded

LG's 32LH7000 LCD TV has a top-notch tech spec, distinctive styling and five-star performance, making it a worthy competitor in the 32in TV market

Just being 'good enough' in a world of stiff competition means that this LG 42LH7000 can't stand up with the rest

Despite the good ol' credit crunch, this sparkling 50in plasma from LG represents great value for money

This LG might have the specs, but its performance falls far short of what we expect

A 50in plasma for £1100 is a good deal by any standards, but can this LG deliver a credible sound and vision performance for the money?

This 32in LG LCD has a built-in DVD player, and it delivers good images from DVD or Blu-ray, but the TV tuner is less than perfect

This 37in LCD from LG has an impressive spec sheet, with Full HD screen, four HDMI sockets, 100Hz processing and even Bluetooth connectivity

It's cheap and the TV tuner is decent, but we're put off by the lacklustre video performance

This 42in set not only packs in bags of functionality at a fantastic price, including a 160GB hard disk recorder, but it performs quite brilliantly

The LG combines supermodel looks and a fine picture – it’s a tempting proposition

This attractive TV is part of LG's new Scarlet range of LCDs

LG's low price is a draw, but this TV struggles against the competition

Aesthetically, this LG is a winner on every level, yet plugged in it just disappoints – motion-tracking suffers and thin sound is evident

If your budget is tight investigate this solid all-rounder that's easy on the eye, and the bank balance.