LG OLED55E7V, 139.7 cm (55"), 3840 x 2160 pixels, 3D, Smart TV, Wi-Fi, Black LG OLED55E7V. Display diagonal: 139.7 cm (55"), Display resolution: 3840 x 2160 pixels, HD type: 4K Ultra HD, Display technology: LCD. 3D. Smart TV. Native aspect ratio: 16:9. Digital signal format system: DVB-C, DVB-S2, DVB-T2. Wi-Fi, Ethernet LAN. Product colour: Black https://www.pocket-lint.com/tv/reviews/lg/141548-lg-oled-e7-review-superb-4k-oled-tv-picture-quality It's starting to look as if 2017 will be the year that OLED TV technology really hits the big time. OLED panels have started to be used by a growing number of big-name TV brands, rather than just LG. Sets such as LG's incredibly thin and flexible Wallpape... Stunning looks with great black levels make what is easily LG's best OLED picture quality to date, Plus there's surprisingly potent Dolby Atmos sound HDR isn't as bright as some LCD TVs, It's not exactly cheap LG's OLED TVs have been very good for years now. With the OLED65E7, however, LG has taken its beloved screen technology to a whole new level, finally proving that it can do high dynamic range (HDR) as well as standard dynamic range (SDR) not just convinci... https://www.stuff.tv/lg/oled65e7v/review If you know anything about TV, then you'll know LG's OLEDs are a little bit good. In fact, they've been the most exciting thing to happen to telly for ages. At least until The Crystal Maze revival got announced.This OLED65E7V sits slap-bang-in-the-middle... Awesome OLED picture quality, Stunning slimline design, Built-in soundbar is good Still need a separate system for best sound If you're absolutely sold on getting an LG OLED, then the E7 seems to hit that Goldilocks sweet spot. It's cheaper than the exorbitant W7 Wallpaper, while still serving up a triple treat of stylish design, awesome visuals and admirable sound. Essentially... https://www.techradar.com/reviews/lg-oled-e7-oled65e7 After kickstarting its 2017 OLED campaign with the sensational-but-expensive OLED W7, LG is now following that up with something rather more affordable.In fact, at ‘just' £5,000 ($5,499 or AU$7,999), picking up the 65-inch version of the E7 over the 65-in... Gorgeous, contrast-rich pictures, Incredibly thin design, Startlingly powerful sound, Easy-to-use smart system Some brightness-related noise, LCD TVs are brighter, Some plasticky skin tones, It's expensive By delivering significantly more brightness than last year's OLED TVs, the E7 elevates LG's ground-breaking technology from very good to seriously excellent, making it now a genuinely compelling option for high dynamic range as well as standard dynamic ra... https://www.trustedreviews.com/reviews/lg-oled65e7v The LG OLED65E7V, part of the LG E7 series, is LG's first ‘normal' OLED TV of 2017, arriving hot on the heels of the anything but normal LG OLED65W7V. But calling it normal is an insult, really. The design, sound and especially picture quality are so go... Peerless SDR and beautiful HDR picture quality, Stunning design, Good sound Some noise at high brightness levels, Not as bright as the best LCDs, It's not cheap LG OLED65E7V – Performance LG makes a big deal out of the fact that all of its OLED TVs for 2017, from the flag-waving W7s to the entry-level B7s, use essentially the same picture technology. So I guess I shouldn't be surprised that the OLED65E7V gives yo... https://www.whathifi.com/lg/oled65e7v/review This year is shaping up to be the most exciting year for TVs in a long time. Not just because The Crystal Maze is returning, but also because of the new sets you'll be able to watch it on.In 2017, there are going to be more OLEDs available than ever befor... Stunning contrast, Bright, nuanced whites, Typically brilliant blacks, Impressively thin, Very decent sound for a built-in speaker, Backlit LCD rivals still go brighter, Other LG OLEDs are claimed to offer the same picture for less, So if you're looking to buy an LG OLED this year, should you buy the OLED65E7V? At the risk of sounding indecisive, it's hard to say for sure.Assuming that the picture quality really is the same across the entire range, we'd be inclined to suggest that th... With each passing OLED TV review we conduct, the task becomes easier in some respects and more difficult in others. Since OLED televisions have only moved forward – no new model has ever been any worse than the one before it – it's easy enough to focus on... Gorgeous design, Excellent user interface, Great out-of-box picture performance, Wide viewing angle, Solid sound quality LG C7 performs just as well for far less, Soundbar can't be removed or tucked away Do buy the LG E7 if you like fancy design along with slightly better sound quality built in, and don't mind paying a lot more for a little extra. Don't buy it if you like saving money and maximizing value – go get LG's C7 OLED instead... https://www.avforums.com/reviews/lg-55e7-e7-ultra-uhd-4k-hdr-oled-tv-review.13311 The LG E7 sits towards the top of their new line-up of Ultra HD 4K TVs, just below the W7 and G7 and just above the C7 and B7. It uses the manufacturer's 'picture-on-glass' design and includes a built-in soundbar and newly designed stand. Not only does th... The floor of a major trade show is never the ideal place to judge a new TV but the specifications of the LG E are enough to get our attention. The combination of HDR, Dolby Vision, HLG and Technicolor is currently unique amongst TV manufacturers, making...