New TV for £2000

[Mr.Nobody]

I’m looking to buy a new 55” TV. Any recommendations please?

[dxg]

LG OLED. You won't look back.

[Chris Stott]

Yeah, LG OLED.

You don’t need to spend £2k… the entry level versions are fabulous.

[checkmate91]

Agreed, LG C2 here, picture quality is great, all streamed in via various apps over WiFi, no aerial signal. Sound is piped out via toslink to amp/speakers via DAC (specs available on request )

[abzmike]

About the only thing that’s gone down in price over the last 5 years is 55” tellys… about £1200 should do it.

[Last Visit]

LG G4, I bought the 55 inch last week. Awesome.

[ninepoint2]

£2k for a TV really?

https://ao.com/product/55v6bk-tcl-v6bk-tv-black-10...

[Lovey1]

Here are 3 fantastic options:
https://www.richersounds.com/lg-oled55g46ls/
https://www.richersounds.com/panasonic-tv-55z90aeb...
https://www.richersounds.com/lg-oled55c46la/
I'd go with the LG G46 as at that price with a free soundbar its a steal!

[dontlookdown]

Bought an LG C3 OLED last Xmas. Cost about 1k I think.

V happy with it, picture is great and colours really pop. Not mad on the clunky LG smart OS but Samsungs are no better and a fire stick sorts that out for not much money.

For 2k I'd get one of those and a decent soundbar. The sound out of the box is fine but that's where the obv improvements can be made imo.

[TEKNOPUG]

All OLED TVs use the same panels, so at a similar price point, all brands will have very similar performance. The differences will be in operating systems, connectivity, audio, Ambilight etc.

Unless you are able to do side by side comparison in your own home, you won't be disappointed with any >£1500 55' OLED.

[Youforreal.]

Just left a new 55” oled lg back to curries, dents in screen and remote wouldn’t work.

[Digger]

Mr.Nobody said:

I’m looking to buy a new 55” TV. Any recommendations please?

How far from the TV will you be viewing?

My 65" LG C4 is chuffing awesome