Any links to the reviews?

good tv bought it last December.

Hot. However LG TVs are no longer known for 'quality'. Definitely factor in the cost of an extended warranty.

It is cheap and I've seen it in person the only issue for me was it's low connectivity.

Connections - HDMI 2.0 x 1
- HDMI x 1 (ARC compatible)
- SCART x 1
- Component input x 1
- Composite input x 1
- USB 2.0 x 1

2 hdmi is poor. Need a good TV round the 42" size, hopefully we see some competition to these offers, end of financial year sales drive

Couple of years ago I would have thought people were idiots barking on about "only 2 HDMI ports". Then I won a PS4, then I bought a Roku box, added to my blu-ray player.
Soon mounts up and I couldn't justify buying a TV with just 2 HDMI ports now.

Buy a multi HDMI connector/switcher.

48" only £20 more and has 3hdmi ports.

Got £280 curry's voucher and with o2. Is this worth using my voucher for? Will use it for ps4 and blurays mainly.

That's freaky. My TV just blew up, was looking at a few online and came across the LG. Then I came here and saw your post. It's a sign!

i don't see why anyone would need any more than 2 HDMI inputs on the TV, if you have multiple HDMI devices you could potentially be enjoying much better audio offered by an AV Receiver which will have multiple HDMI inputs and require just one input on your TV

For those that really want to miss out on the potential audio quality that HDMI offers you can purchase a HDMI matrix or an inexpensive switch for around £5

Great deal

Any trick to get o2 priority moment when I am not on o2.

Got my parents this for £379 6 months ago from AO so not an amazing deal as 2016 sets will be out soon.

Fixed it for ya.

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http://lmgtfy.com/?q=lg+tv+problem

Congratulations, you've just proven my comment - check the dates of the top searches! LG are storming the mid level market these days due to their aggressive pricing and on the whole they have very little complaints. I've had my 4k set 2 years now and it's STILL getting firmware updates, ask a Sammy owner if that's still the case with their TV! In the last 5 years I've got 4 LG's, one I broke the screen which admittedly would have cost nearly the price of the TV to repair but the other 3 are going very strong and faultlessly.

I bought a 47" lg lcd TV back in 2008 and later gave it to a friend and when I got a new one, and he says it still going strong.....lg is a great brand... :smiley:

I wish more TV companies keep done firmware updates....need to get more like android and ios for updates rather than just releasing new software on new TV.

LG's WebOS is designed to do just that, its a cracking OS for a TV.

Maybe I'm just unlucky then. My 7 year old 37LG3000 has been faultless. But I've had 3 newer LG TV sets fail. @14 months, @18 months and @24 months. The TV repair man said it's very common problem.
IMHO If you're in a position to get one from somewhere which includes an extra warranty (John Lewis or Richer Sounds etc) You'll be glad you did.

How to get o2 moment discounts?