It’s clear, easy to follow and very instructive.Ĭolour coded the instructions are easy to follow, you get information on HDR or High-Definition Range picture management as well as good solid and easy to follow information on how to best configure your The first thing I noticed about this TV was the documentation that comes with the TV. I strongly recommend that you attach a soundbar to get maximum performance out of this TV.ĤK movies from Netflix also look on this TV and I highly recommend that when you buy this TV you also buy brand new 2.1 HDMI cables that are specially configured for 4K streaming and ultra-high-definition audio that are built into
When it comes to sound output you have internal TV speakers, Bluetooth audio and you can connect a sound bar via optical or HDMI ARC. The display is 840 x 2160, 60Hz and has a 16:9 aspect ratio.
The Ultra High Definition 4K image to screen was excellent especially when watching live streamed NRL and AFL games on Fox Sport. The other big value proposition with this TV was the quality of the display especially when you take into consideration the $499 price. If you are confused, Yes WebOS use to be exclusive to LG’s premium TV range, that was until late last year LG released their popular operating system to third party manufacturers many who like Polaroid dropped Android TV OS in favour of the WebOS because of its superiority in managing content and devices being attached to the TV.
The alternative is a low-cost wall mount because this TV only weighs 17 kilos.Īvailable at Big W, the WebOS-powered 55-inch 4K smart TV from Polaroid is an excellent deal that provides real bang for your buck. The is little wrong with this TV however I would have liked to have seen better legs, or even a central swivel.
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