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LG 55EF950T (55")
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JennAustralia
- 13 reviews
Standard Functional TV
Picture quality was quite good compared with former hitachi tv we had (both 4k). Speakers work but not too impressed with sound quality- have to have it on very high volume when streaming via hdmi. Reasonably decent amount of hdmi ports but the numbers of apps available are a bit limited making it more likely that hdmi is used — feels more like a monitor system with speakers in a way. Overall basic standard functioning 4k tv but nothing amazing
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LyndaGold Coast
- 2 reviews
- Verified purchase
Screen retains frequent images
Update - Product Care came through eventually and I replaced with new LG OLED C7, which has software to enable you to regularly reset the screen pixels to hopefully avoid this issue again. C7 is far superior to the EF950 overall visually. Hoping the same thing won’t occur again, it’s only been 4 mths.
Review- When I purchased this Tv I loved the screen quality. The only problem is that, in normal usage the screen retains frequently shown tv logos, so along the bottom the screen will begin to show a hazy discolouration of a banner if y...Read more
ou frequently watch Sunrise, along with the Sunrise logo, Channel 7 logo if you watch the news, etc. This discolouration will appear across all content you show on the Tv. LG had to replace 1 screen within 12 mths of normal usage and now after another 12 months the problem is occurring again. This is not screen burn, as the screen is not paused (and even if the screen was paused, there is screen saver) and the only images showing are those that show frequently on the screen, in normal every day use. Now that I’ve moved from the 12 month LG warranty to the Product Care warranty, Product Care team through Domayne are telling me this is classified as Screen Burn so is not covered. How can an under 2 years of age $5000 TV be unusable through normal everyday usage and not covered under any warranty? Particularly when I spent an additional $850 on Product Care warranty. I am lodging formal complaints through every industry body I can, however thought I should warn others. The LG OLED 4K UHD TVs are not fit for purpose. You will regret your purchase if you watch standard tv for long periods of time. Also beware of Product Care insurance. First time I have needed to claim but doesn’t appear to be worth the paper it is written upon.Similar opinion? Write a review on ieatwords.com.au!
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4.0(72)PiajessMetropolitan Adelaide, SA
- 39 reviews
- 3 likes
If you want to see every last pore and wrinkle, this is the TV for you
Have recently purchased this ultra HD OLED TV and the picture quality is brilliant. You can see every last pore and wrinkle, grains of sand and individual raindrops, even when viewing standard digital TV. It's even more impressive when viewing HD. The colour quality is excellent with very crisp black and whites and exceptional colors. The sound quality is not half bad either as it is fitted with Harmon Kardon speakers. You can certainly get by without a sound bar. It comes standard with 3 HDMI slots, component connection, USB and digital optica...Read more
l audio in case you want to connect a separate sound system. It also came standard with 2 sets of 3D glasses. There are lots of on screen menu including YouTube, Netflix, etc. so you don't have to try and add them to the on-screen menu yourself. In addition there are various power saving features available to reduce standby power use. My only gripe is that I've had to hardwire the TV to the Internet as it became really annoying to logon with our wifi password each time we wanted to watch something on the Web. This is apparently a fault with many smart TVs and I have yet to find a working solution - have found lots of solutions but none of them work! All in all a very impressive TV and if you hunt around you can certainly buy it at significantly less than the RRP.Similar opinion? Write a review on ieatwords.com.au!
anthonyTweed Heads
- 3 reviews
Travel the world with vision perfect reality
Very satisfied with picture quality.
Built in speakers are good have enhanced them with a Samsung 130W sound Bar
Three HDMI ports more than enough
Operating system is. Very good on its own and also operates well Telstra TV app, YouTube and with Chromecast via my IPhone using the YouTube app
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OC98
- 6 reviews
- 6 likes
- Verified purchase
LG so far ahead with its OLED technology
When you look at the picture quality you will be amazed by the brightness and sharpness of the images especially prints with heaps of colours, fireworks look amazing and so does sport or any action movies
TV comes with usb and hdmi ports and also ethernet
TV has all your popular apps already on like Netflix and Stan
Highly recommend and good value for money
If you have issues with the picture quality make sure you turn off the power saving mode
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JennySydney
- 2 reviews
Just awesome
Picture quality is sensational. Blacker blacks and vibrant colours. Actually the standard set up was too much and had to use my spears tuning disc to dial it back a bit.
I Can't speak to the audio, as I run a surround system but teamed up with the oppo 203 4K player, the output was amazing. 3D was a real surprise and was a serious step up over my Samsung BD TV.
Very impressed and heartily recommended..
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Eileen
- 4 reviews
Keep it Simple I am not Stupid!
This TV was bought by my daughter for me. Most TVs today are so complicated you almost need a degree in electronics to change channel. I do not want to talk to contestants on reality slimming show, nor watch six different sports games at once. I just need to find what's on and where to click! I also don't need to send for a technician every time we have a power failure. So far this model is manageable, good picture, clear sound and does what I need.
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Alan DunnMAITLAND
- 17 reviews
- 18 likes
The perfect all round TV
Picture quality is sensational be it with SD, HD, or 4k content.
The sound is acceptable but we have ours running with a sub and sound bar.
Unit has enough ports for fox-tel, Blu-Ray Player, Games Console, and home theater setup.
The Operating system while not as good as a PC is perfectly adequate for YouTube, Netflix, and the occasional wiki search.. Get the occasional glitch but a restart always solves the problem.
Build quality is very good and a step up from budget and mid-priced offerings.
Limited HDR functionality doesn't worry me a...Read more
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Just an updat: After 11 months my LG 55EF950T has developed a panel fault and has a thin green vertical line left of centre. Very disappointed but not surprised given I worked in the repair industry... Read more
and Panel failures happen with all brands. The real test is how quickly the manufacturers respond when you make them aware that a major failure has occurred. So far I'm far from impressed and would rate LG Customer Care well behind what Sony and Samsung provide. Fortunately, I have plenty of spare time so I'll be providing LG plenty of encouragement to get this resolved for me. At this stage I'd still recommend their OLED products -their customer service? - not so much.It's now nearly a month later and I still don't have a working TV
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4.3(25)TBZSydney
- 7 reviews
Excellent Display
I waited a very long time for a flat OLED TV to arrive and yes it was expensive but it is the best display you can get.
I also have to admit I nearly did not buy the TV based on the up scaling of SD that I saw in 2 different stores, it was woeful but in a third store it was better so I figured it must just be the settings so I went ahead and was not disappointed. At home with the right settings, the SD up scaling was just fine and yes even for Foxtel SD. On HD broadcasts it is great and with 4k content its magic but most content is not 4K so t...Read more
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PaulMelbourne
- 10 reviews
- 14 likes
The best 55 inch TV currently on the market
Was looking to replace my old Samsung 50" FHD LCD in our bedroom with something up to date to take advantage of the 4K content I've been getting online and looked at a few brands and models. The one that simply stood out head and shoulders for pure picture quality was LG's OLED range but their 4K models were only available at the time in a curved screen (which I hate) and 65" size (which was too big for the top of a bedroom dresser) but the salesman told me new models with flat screens were coming so I put it on hold. A few months later I came ...Read more
across the 55" 950t flat screen 4K OLED in JB HI-FI and again was very impressed by its sheer quality. I decided to go back with a USB stick of various types of content from SD all the way up to 4K to see how the screen handled real life content compared to the demo reels they are often running in store. Well the TV was just great with that so I took the plunge and after a bit of haggling settled on $3800 which while super expensive for a bedroom TV was a great deal at $700 off "street" price and over $1200 off retail. The TV was very easy to set up and connect and it was soon sitting in pride of place on top of our bedroom dresser. The TV has a fantastic remote with a on screen mouse that is very easy to use and excellent smart TV features with Netflix, YouTube, iView, etc. The TV has 4 usb inputs all that can handle 2TB portable HDD's and plays pretty much all formats with only 1 major problem for me in which 4K60p content is only supported in h.265 codec in a .mkv container and even then the TV's processor can't quite keep up and it does drop frames. Seeing as I am one of very few people that would have access to such content I don't see it as a big issue and I'm certain it will be fixed in a firmware update soon. The TV plays regular 4K 24/30p and FHD 50/60p content just fine and the screen itself could easily play the 4k60p content I fed it through a external source connected through HDMI 2.0 so it's just the playback chip so no big deal. By far the single best thing about this TV is its sheer picture quality, whatever you feed it looks great as its internal up scaler is very good indeed. Even the visual horrors of SD Foxtel looks acceptable on this screen and that's a huge ask for any screen. When fed Foxtel HD, Blue Ray or FTA HD content this TV simply has the best picture I've even seen (and I've seen a few). Colours, motion, dynamic range and detail are simply superb. OLED is the only technology that can actually display true black (rather then a dark shade of grey) and it shows with amazing depth and contrast. Skin tones are rendered neutrally and natural and brightness levels are perfect and far removed from the artificially bright screens that populate the market. Quite frankly I have no hesitation in saying that this is the best TV (along with its 65" big brother) on the market in Australia. Yes it's hugely expensive as OLED is a new technology but It's so good I think it's worthwhile and fully expect OLED's to render LED screens obsolete within a few years just like what LED screens did to plasma. So much so I have plans to replace my big TV's in our family and rumpus rooms with 77" LG OLED's when they come out later this year. Quite simply the best 55" TV you can buy. Amazing!Similar opinion? Write a review on ieatwords.com.au!
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anthony
LG Oled technology far ahead of its competitors