LG 139 cm (55 inches) 4K Ultra HD Smart OLED TV 55A3PSA (Rocky Black)

The media could not be loaded. - Got LG A2 48" TV during great India festival sale for 53200. I think it is a pretty good deal for an OLED considering Nano Cell and Micro Led TVs cost somewhat similar for this size. Though others have their own advantages in terms of brightness, but this tv perfectly suits my surroundings which does not have too much of direct sunlight. Even in brightly lit room, brightness does not seem less to that point I can complain about it. Before buying this TV, I checked the showroom and they didn't have this same model but they showed C3 costing about 1,04,000 for 48". I can say C3 is definitely brighter than this one has slightly better crispness in picture quality, it also had gaming features which some people may require. As I am not a gamer, and use TV for entertainment purpose, I don't mind much about absence of 120Hz and other gaming features in A2. C2/C3 will be definitely better if you do game and put your TV in brightly lit room but that comes at about twice the cost, which only few people might require. A2 is a good value proposition for an OLED if you are looking for TV primarily for watching shows and movies.- Sound is decent enough and fit for general purpose. Previously I had very simple Samsung LED tv that was 10 years old. So sound is definitely a bump up over that in terms of clarity and depth. AI sound pro features gives a surround sound effect.- this TV has webOS that has cursor/pointer which I find very helpful navigating over the buttons. It has almost all the apps that one may require like. However, I do watch F1 and absence of F1TV app on WebOS was a bummer, but I do watch it through browser which is fast and play content smoothly so not an issue.You can go for it you do not care about gaming features, brightness is ample and should be enough for most people imo. Otherwise you can go for A3 or C3 depending upon your budget.

Great starter TV into the OLED world of TVs, doesn't come with stand; you can either get wall mount or stand post delivery of the TV. I got wall mount for free and had to pay for the stand, just in case I might need the stand later on. Usually stand will be ordered after you raise a request and it'll induce time delay, wall mount can be done immediately on the same day of the delivery; provided you get in touch with LG as soon as you order the TV, WhatsApp is the most quickest channel to book installation.OLED black level is why I got this, I don't game so 60Hz is fine. OTT apps mostly does Dolby Atmos is via Dolby Digital but it is indeed supported, along with Dolby Vision IQ; one doesn't truly need True Dolby HD capabilities for Atmos. Sound is fine for normal bedrooms, bass is adequate. If you're keeping it in living room/hallway, then bass may not be enough and might call for a soundbar.Go for it! Utilize ThinQ app and also enroll into OLED Circle, where you get vouchers for OTT apps and even coupons for Big Basket, Myntra and so on. It's a no brainer to go with LG for OLED, over the over priced Sony OLEDs and questionable Samsung QD OLEDs; LG has almost 11 years or track record when it comes to OLED and my AC & computer monitors work so well, I went with LG again for my tv (I had an ancient Thompson CRT prior to this OLED, but mostly used monitor with Chromecast for Google TV).TV's LAN is limited at 100, use any streaming device like Chromecast for Google TV 4k and connect a USB C hub, that way you can do a lot more & also get native speeds.

Great picture quality with good sound. Only issue was the installation. I wanted a table mount and it took LG almost 4 days to find one. Wondering why the mount was not packed with the TV.

The picture quality is stunning and that is expected from an OLED TV, this TV is known for low HDRpeak brightness, ~500 nits but its easily viewable in day time as long as you don't have too many windows open. HDR movies must be seen in dark environment to get the blinding HDR highlights, its amazing! Had an amazing experience watching movies on this, HDR was jaw dropping in certain scenes. The more expensive LG C2 model gets 2x brighter than this TV, surely it will provide better details in dark scenes but its also way more expensive. This TV will wow anybody that has only used a basic LED TV or any older TV.Cons :The speakers on this TV are really bad for watching movies (most TV speakers are anyways) but dialogues are hard to hear/understand at times. I would not recommend using the TV speakers for movies or shows, upgrade to a decent pair of bookshelf speakers when you can, something like the Edifier R1280DB, R1700BT, JBL Studio A130 etc, don't waste your money on a cheap soundbar, or any soundbar really, just use speakers like the one I mentioned, they will sound wayyy better, no comparison.Anyways, the TV is amazing in terms of picture quality, only con would be the mediocre inbuilt speakers, apart from that, I highly recommend this TV, go for it!

OLED Panel: Content looks excellent, blacks looks amazing compared to Samsung Frame TV, would have added more value if they introduced something like 90hz with VRR like how mid range smartphones are doing.WebOS and Magic Remote: Magic Remote as the name works like Magic, I have a Frame TV and normal QLED but this eases of use and the operation of TV is so fast, WebOS is stutter free unlike Samsung Tizen this is clearly designed.Gaming: I have played lots of XBOX SERIES X games and the TV performs adequately although the VRR would be a miss in FPS games but works well in others with no video getting stuck or delay in response.Sound is also great, but you can add a a soundbar is you have a big living space.For 47k during the Great Indian Sale was a bargain deal that I got.