LG 24TL510S 24" 4K, Smart HD Ready LED TV, 2019

Purchased as a bedroom TV.The TV is perfectly adequate and great value for money. I wouldn't expect the TV to be a main entertainment hub in a lounge.The picture quality is good, the functionality is excellent for a TV in this price range.It was easy to set up and mount on the wall.

The remote is a bit small would be nice to have a larger one

My first 4k tv so knocked away with the quality of the picture. Sound is good for a flat screen. Snags, when you turn on the tv, it opens the home menu first so slows down getting on the channel you want straight away. The other isn't so noticeable in general viewing but, when a block colour is on screen, you can see a change in shade at a smaller angle than you'd hope.

I wanted a small television for a bedroom and decided on this LG 24TL510S 24" Smart HD Ready LED TV.In my opinion I would recommend this one if your criteria of what you want from a television falls into this LG 24" category.Our usual English three pin plug came with my television, not a two pin like others have said. and with a 19V transformer that gets rather warm when using & shows a bright green led light to show its active.Setting up was easy enough, follow the instruction and questions as you go along, then go to the LG home store for the Apps you require and then go through the tedious motions of signing into them all with the remote control. (I would use a Bluetooth Keyboard next time)Logging into the network was a breeze and instantly picked it up.Picture & Sound quality are good, the usual variety of picture/sound modes are available, I was pleased with that but did adjust the colour tones to suit my own preferences.I found Bluetooth is installed as stated in the technical specifications.I especially like using my EarPods for late night listening, once paired... just opening the AirPods lid instantly showed on the tv screen asking me if I wanted to connect.Like other reviewers, the instruction manual was vague to say the least, no idea what's on the enclosed CD either. :) but it's up and running great without any problems setting the tv up..I really like this television and I'm happy with it.All the Apps can be downloaded from the LG store, Disney, BBC player, All four, My five, the usual stuffGetting used to the remote control was the hardest thing I found, but soon assimilated where and what all the buttons did. It isn't a magic remote control that ships with this model.NetFlix & Prime buttons are self explanatory.In all a great little tele with lots of features.I don't think you will be disappointed if you buy one.

Nice tv for kids room easy to set up with auto first time set up. Tunes to both freeview and freesat as well as to the Internet for things like youtube, disney plus etc. Down side the paper owners manual is pretty basic and you have to go to the built in on screenTV manual for more informatio which is a little difficult to use when you are trying to set somthing. Other problem I had was trying to connect Bluetooth headphones after many failed attempts, I found I have to connect the headphones to mobile my mobile phone then connect to TV. Not sure if it's the headphones or TV or both that are causing the issue, but once I discovered this method of connecting they connect every time without fail.Overall the good points out weigh the two minor bad points.

Very good TV, for my kitchen. I had a Toshiba 24 inch TV previously. The remote was very difficult to manoeuvre, very slow. LG remote very user friendly, and fast. Picture quality also superior than the Toshiba. The only negative on Smart feature is that Youtube is not immediately available like Netflix, ITV hub, bbc player, Prime Video that us why given 4 star. You have to access via browser. Unless someone knows a quicker way to access YouTube. Sound quality very good, better than Toshiba. Would highly recommend.

Very clear pictures and sound. Easy to install at a very good price.

I bought this TV around 18 months ago and, I recall, it had an extended guarantee from 1 year to 2 years. I was very happy with it.However, it suddenly stopped working two weeks ago - no standby light showing and checks of the fuse in the plug etc. did not identify the problem. LG support would not acknowledge the guarantee and could only offer a paid for repair service, unlikely to be cost effective.I decided that the power lead supplied with the TV was likely to be where the problem was. Unlike other TVs, LG has a "switching adaptor" as part of the power lead and my research suggested that these can fail. This failure was confirmed when I noticed that a little green light should come on when power is present. So, I took a punt and bought a replacement for c£18.00 - it has to be of identical specification to the original, and I was able to source it from the manufacturer of the lead. The replacement worked - and the TV is now fully functional. I am including this update here in case others have a similar problem. Before resolving the issue, I had, unfortunately, bought a replacement TV.....but at least the original one has not gone to landfill. I think LG must know of this potential problem and could have suggested checking if the switching adaptor light was on as part of its telephone support advice, as well as checking the power socket and plug fuse. Poor customer service imo.