Television LG OLED55E8

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Specifications OLED55E8

Colour

Size	55 "
Operating system	Smart TV (proprietary system)


Display
Matrix	OLED
Screen surface	anti-glare
Resolution	3840x2160 px
Upscaling	up to 4K
Brightness	400 cd/m²
Frame rate	120 Hz
HDR support	HDR10


Multimedia
Sound power	60 W
Number of speakers	4
Subwoofer	/ 2 /
Audio decoders	Dolby Surround
Digital tuner	DVB-T2 (terrestrial) DVB-C (cable) DVB-S (satellite) DVB-S2 (satellite)

Features
Features	Wi-Fi 5 (802.11ac) Miracast Bluetooth v 4.2 voice control


Connectors
HDMI	4
Additional inputs	USB LAN
Outputs	mini-Jack (3.5 mm) headphones / combined with linear / line / combined with headphone output / optical


General
Wall mount	VESA 300x200 mm
Power consumption	113 W
Dimensions (WxHxD)	1228x784x222 mm / with stand /
Dimensions without stand (WxHxD)	1228x776x52 mm
Weight	23.8 kg / with stand /
Added to E-Catalog	May 2018
P/N	OLED55E8LLA OLED55E8PLA

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OLED is certainly not a panacea, but it's worth attention.

2 April 2021

Whatever anyone says, I am happy with my E8. I have not detected any bugs in three years of operation in TV, monitor and multi-screen mode via HDMI ARC. I have not seen any static elements.

Color rendering, black color. Eyes do not hurt. Stereo sound is a separate topic - LG tried.

No cooling fan. Yes, yes. The screen heats up in the lower left corner. It is solved by installing an external one at 5 V, from its own USB port.

use LG OLED55E8 more than year

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It’s better to spend money once and buy a good TV than to buy something for nothing

9 October 2019

It's strange that there are no reviews. Although I still went to the store to choose, and looked exactly at the picture. but still, the TV is cool, although not cheap. Now to the point. The picture is very bright and rich. Before that, I watched everything on a 22-inch monitor. After such a shock, I haven’t even turned on the monitor for more than a month; now I only sit at the computer and watch the TV. Now I have a dilemma, because I have nowhere to store 4K movies, and from now on I only download 4K, because even shitty movies look great with such a cool picture. The black color is something, and the way it handles areas that are too bright or dark is very cool. There is one thing that I specifically blocked. I played Dota for several days, continuously. Then I finally decided it was time to watch the movie. I turn on the TV, and there the icons and symbols from Dota are imprinted and do not disappear. Well, in the literal sense of the word, the other image shows the Dota menu. The TV costs a lot of money, so it’s logical that I was scared. It turned out. that diodes have memory and remember the image. Within a day everything was gone. I really like the way it sounds. The sound is spacious, the volume is more than enough. Just for fun, I downloaded movies of different formats onto a flash drive. Reads everything without problems. There are a lot of connectors, half of which I don’t even know why they are needed. The frames are very thin, from a distance of 2.5 m they are almost invisible, and with the light turned off they are not visible at all. In short, the TV became the center of the universe in the apartment). The menu is convenient, I figured it out right away. IPTV connected without problems. By the way, the TV is heating up.

Great image quality. There is more than enough brightness. Thin frames. The sound is high quality and spacious. A huge number of functions and capabilities, half of which I haven’t even had time to try yet. The operating system is fast, convenient, simple. No dancing with a tambourine, I came, took it out of the box, hung it on the wall, turned it on, and enjoyed it.

Pixels remember a static image. What specifically scared me at first. Then I read that all OLED TVs have this.