LG OLED65A1PUA Alexa Built-in A1 Series 65" 4K Smart OLED TV (2021)

Four stars would be my rating if I could. Overall rating 5. I gave it a 5/5 because my complaints aren't that important. I know I couldn't put it into words. . . br> The panel is looking good. It is amazing to watch 4k HDR content because it is so crisp and clear. It's mounted to a wall using this, and I usually play content on it using an Amazon 4k Firestick (but I'll use an official release when Jellyfin has an official WebOS release soon). I got lucky there because you can see from my pictures that the mount prevents any ports or plugs from being blocked. The mount is great and I would recommend it. The near-field OLED displays dark blue light instead of a typical white light. There is no apparent black color when TrueMotion is disabled. (Could not find any, though. This can be achieved by selecting the "frame insertion option), but I found setting TruMotion to "Natural" gives the best results without being overkill- Whenever I am using the opera effect (including animation), it is left on. Even if it's not perfect, it's better than turning it off completely. When it comes to picture settings, I find "Vivid" to be the best. As for the other options, the image almost looks like a weird color filter over the media that makes blues yellow and darkens everything around it. It's a bit of a bummer, but I assume it gets fixed in future updates since I bought it As for the remote, I haven't played with it too much, as I have not explored it as much as I would like. The only thing I wish was that it had fast-forward, rewind, play, and pause buttons. As for WebOS (LG's smart tv operating system), I guess it's okay. I am experiencing it for the first time. Despite its many features, I dislike how small your apps are compared with the other content components (weather, sports news, sponsored media, etc. ) on the home page. It runs at a decent speed, however. The browser they use has (optional) ads and it's not that bad It includes some blocking, which is very nice. It has the option to do a speaker output in addition to the tv speakers, which is quite Actually, the TV speakers aren't that bad, but their clarity isn't that good. My preferred method of using TV speakers is leaving only my speaker output on (optical out to a speakerbar) and not using my TV speakers at all, since the hybrid mode muddles the clarity too much for my taste. It's strange that the WiFi speed isn't that good (on LAN), at least when testing in the browser (as seen in the attached picture). The 304 Mbps up/down measurement I obtained when holding my phone (Galaxy S9) in front of the TV represents a comparison. I plan to wire this later (it has an Ethernet port), but I didn't really notice any major hitches playing local content anyway ( over Jellyfin), so I think this won't be a big deal. Strange is all I can say. The only thing that has really stuck out to me so far was an odd glitch effect that appeared on a few select scenes with people who are walking As I'm watching Guardians of the Galaxy vol. 2, something really strange happened to me. I only experienced it once or twice. As far as I could tell, the people themselves flickered, but the rest of the screen was fine. I guess it was the AI picture having difficulty with the distance of those people from the camera at the time. So maybe that particular movie was just terrible, because I haven't seen that happen on any other content yet.

Kehlani Vega

| Jul 30, 2020

The settings are too many and are not easy to use.

Sariah Braun

| Feb 12, 2021