LG C1 vs LG OLED55B1

The sound from the LG speakers do amazingly well. I used it for several days with just these speakers and found them easy to hear voice. Since I'm older and listened to a lot of loud music when younger my hearing is not what it used to be. Kids today with their earbuds and headphones should really start to learn sign language now

Unfortunately there can be ads on the home screen and app store without any way to disable them. This TV is also advertised to have a slightly differe...

The 5 stars is for the best picture quality you can get without going into the ridiculously high end home theater market (think Best Buy's Magnolia showroom where a single remote runs about $1,000, and only a professional has the security key to set it up).

The purchase process became complicated and difficult, I won’t get into the details here, but the bottom line is that Amazon made it right, turning what had all the markings of a disastrous experience into a happy customer.

And while the Samsung monitor does reach twice the refresh rate at 240Hz, compared to 120Hz for the LG, highly technical review sites like Rtings will tell you the LG is actually better when it comes to response time and blur (which is what we actually care about when we care about refresh rate). While I’ve been comfortable working that way for weeks, it’s simply not as much screen real estate as Samsung gives you.

You have to get the settings right, but once correct it looks great. Navigation is somewhat cumbersome. Also, turn the refresh rate up to 120 in computer mode to get the good results.