LG 50” 4K UHD Smart TV
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Our take on the LG 50” 4K UHD Smart TV
A 50-inch LG 4K UHD smart TV built on the webOS platform, with LG's own processor handling upscaling of HD content to 4K. It covers the basics well: HDR playback, built-in streaming apps, and a simple remote-driven interface that owners find easy to learn. It sits in LG's entry-level 4K range, so it lacks the brighter panel and deeper blacks of LG's OLED and Mini LED sets, but it costs far less and suits a bedroom, spare room or first 4K TV. Reviewers generally rate the picture and webOS highly for the class, while noting modest built-in sound and average brightness in bright rooms.
- Sharp native 4K panel with HDR support
- webOS is fast and easy to navigate
- Wide app selection including all major streamers
- Simple remote and quick setup
- Good upscaling of HD channels and older content
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What reviewers say
Owners and reviewers treat this as a solid entry-level 4K TV: picture quality and webOS get consistent praise, while sound and brightness draw the most complaints.
- Picture qualityPraisedOwners say 4K content looks sharp and colors are pleasing for an entry-level set.
- WebOSPraisedReviewers call the interface fast and simple to navigate, with apps easy to reach.
- SoundCriticisedBuilt-in speakers are described as thin, with little bass, so a soundbar is often suggested.
Questions and answers
- Is this a good TV for a bedroom?
- Yes. The 50-inch size suits most bedrooms, and webOS makes streaming easy from bed. Just keep in mind the speakers are modest.
- Does it support HDR?
- Yes, it plays HDR content, but the panel's limited brightness means the HDR effect is subtle rather than dramatic.
- Is it good for gaming?
- It handles casual console gaming fine, but it lacks a 120Hz panel and advanced gaming features, so serious gamers should look higher in LG's range.
- Do I need a soundbar?
- Most owners find the built-in sound acceptable for news and casual viewing, but a soundbar noticeably improves movies and music.
- How does it compare with LG's OLED TVs?
- OLED sets deliver much deeper blacks and wider viewing angles. This set trades those for a lower cost and no risk of burn-in.
- What's in the box?
- The TV, its stand, a remote and the power cable. Check the listing for the exact remote model included.
