TV LED 32'' LG 32LM6300 Full HD HDR Smart TV

I've had TV's before for similar prices that didn't offer a fraction of the picture quality, let alone with built in smart features. I'm so impressed with this set. The LG system software is simply great, light years about what I've used previously. I can install apps directly on to the TV, it runs Amazon Prime, Netflix, NOW TV, YouTube, iPlayer, ITV Hub, Ch4, Ch5 etc. No need for a Firestick, Roku etc. The apps can be programmed to hot buttons on the remote for quick and easy access, and the home button sorts your most used apps into order so it's easy to access them. Top marks there. There are also buttons for Prime and Netflix on the remote for quick access, though obviously they are fixed for those services.The picture quality is very good for the price though I don't massively notice the HDR. It does give really pretty good blacks (though it's never going to compare to an OLED on that score) and a good dynamic range. You can tell it's not perfect black in a dark bedroom but it's more than acceptable and better than most TV's I've seen outside of OLED.It connects via WIFI or LAN to the internet. So far it's proved to be reliable and robust in that regard, I've only used WIFI but absolutely no problems there. And not having extra cables dangling everywhere is a bonus. All it actually needs is power and access to a WIFI signal. It will take a Freeview aerial but I don't really watch it and everything seems to be streamed on one of the apps anyway.There is also a media player for playing photos or videos from a USB drive or stick and that works very well. Again, no problems there.Sound quality is fine, several options to tailor the sound from settings for music, voice, movies etc. I'd quite like a Night option where they compress the dynamic range so I can listen to both dialogue and not have the dramatic BOOMS being quite so 'in your face', but by and large the sound is very good.I'm seriously impressed by this TV, for the price it's superb, I'll definitely buy an LG again. It's so much slicker and smoother than other TV's I've used, the smart functions are great, everything I want. The picture and sound are very good.For me, it's pretty much a perfect set for the bedroom.

Firstly, the model you get is not the model advertised. Therefore if you wish to register your purchase with LG you may want to jot down the model no and serial no from the back of the set before fixing it to the wall. Secondly, if you wanted Alexa voice control then you will need to purchase the LG 'Magic' remote as the remote supplied does not have Alexa capability. My criteria were: on-board Freesat tuner, picture definition and ease of set up and use. All three were delivered by this TV. Simple to set up and use, the picture quality is excellent for a TV at this price, the sound quality is tinny but okay. The unit is surprisingly light as it's completely plastic. As a second TV it's very good value.

I Like it.The picture quality is good, the audio as expected for a cheap-ish TV.it was easy to setup, 10 minutes to unpack and get working, maybe 5 to set up and get watching.It did not come with any screws to attach to my pre-existing wall-mount, but fortunately the screws from the previous TV were the same thread, and I need an adaptor plate as well.3 HDMI connectors, WIFI, optical digital output. More than enough as the WIFI is all I really need for viewing.My only (not really a) complaint is that it has twin RCA output rather than a 3.5MM jack. My upstairs neighbour and I work different shift patterns, so we both use head-phones to watch TV. Avoids keeping each other awake. Mine do not plug in anymore, not a big problem - a twin RCA to 3.5mm Jack adaptor is £4.50.if you are on a budget, but also want a good TV, you can not really go wrong with this one - I am happy with it. For the price it seems good value.ONE thing to be aware of, the (sole) audio-out (digital/fibre optic) is not variable (no volume control) so whatever you plug into via that connector will need to HAVE volume control IF you want to adjust the volume.Edit:It nagged and moaned and never stopped until I did an auto-tune for antenna input, digital TV, digital radio. Cable TV, satellite TV and radio. NONE OF THESE ARE CONNECTED.Network cable.

Great product, works perfectly. Thanks

I bought this for a friend who had had a Sony TV for many years. Its 'smart' features were very poor with few apps available to watch programmes over the internet. I persuaded her to get an LG TV similar to mine although she only wanted a 32" TV. She had used the controller and apps on my 48" LG TV and so was familiar with how to use them. This TV has a good picture and sound quality with numerous options to vary these. The LG store allows numerous apps to be loaded. I installed BBC iPlayer, ITVX, All4, My5, Amazon Prime, Netflix, UKTV Play, etc. Some are free and some require a subscription. She will probably get the Tennis app subscription now that Amazon Prime have stopped showing Tennis with the cost offset by her cancelling one of her existing subscriptions. So obviously a good broadband internet connection is needed for this TV and not all households have this.