Review on LG OLED65C1PUB C1 Series 65-inch 4K Smart OLED TV with Built-in Alexa (2021) by Stanislaw Biedka ᠌

A good TV as a display medium is simply excellent. But the software is still sawing and sawing. Got pros: Picture and picture again. The perception of films and games has moved to a higher level. I compare with Sony 65XE9305, which is also at home. OLED is the best I've seen so far. The price / quality ratio is completely satisfied. Got cons: Software. There are not many glitches. The most obvious, which is wildly infuriating: the TV is connected to the receiver and, accordingly, all sound via HDMI is output to the receiver. So, the TV periodically decides that the sound goes through the acoustics of the TV itself, you have to switch back through the settings. Because of what this happens, I don’t understand, but during the time of use, this happened 10 times. Alice's support, it seems to be there, but it's not there)) For it to work (at least turn it on / off with your voice), you need to connect the station via HDMI to this TV. Fuck it is necessary - it is not clear. My Max station is in a completely different room, and the Mini station cannot control it at all, since it does not have HDMI. Apple Homekit controls this TV perfectly without any dancing with tambourines. For me, this is important, since the TV participates in smart home scenarios and is not controlled through Alice, although support is declared everywhere. Managing settings is tricky for me, although it may be a matter of habit. I just got used to Androyd on Sony literally in a day.