LG 32LM637BPLA 32 inch720p HD HDR Smart LED TV, with Quad Core Processor, Active HDR, Alexa compatible [Energy Class G]

I purchased this television from Amazon three and a half years ago, and it's still going strong. Used daily and the quality picture is superb as when first purchased. It's never let me down and never needed any call_outs. It's been an excellent purchase, connectivity and set up easy and fast. App selection great, size 32" and it has been a great buy at a very fair price. 5*

SMART TV. SKY Q, Netflix and Amazon setup with some ease, and the picture quality is great for such a price. I have this set up in the bedroom so also synced with Echo DOT so I can control it via voice - super handy for on/off, selecting input, setting sleep timer and adjusting volume - everything else I just use the SKY Q remote for. Bluetooth is great, and enables auto switching between TV Sound and a (comparatively cheap) set of JVC wireless headphones. Remote unit is typically over-complicated for this type of unit - and made almost redundant in this setup. If you really are struggling with the on-screen keyboard (which is painful), you can connect wither a smart-phone or keyboard. Took some setting up; but you cant expect magic at this price, just functionality and connectivity capacity. (PS: No Headphone jack - I guess thats just too old-school!)

The TV is good but could be better. The biggest drawback is the need to reboot by unplugging it every so often from the mains. This indicates to me that there is likely to be a lack of memory and that the firmware that controls the system is fundamentally flawed. I first came across the need to do this when I was adding apps from LG’s app store and then finding that the TV would flash a message that it was restarting an app to free up memory; this happened even when simply watching live TV – not a good sign. Turning it off and on again by unplugging it was the advice of one of LG's online technicians, so I suspect this is a very common problem.The picture is excellent and, I think, as good as could be expected for a 720p screen. The sound too is good for a TV this size. Overall, it’s ideal as a TV for a bedroom.The remote is OK but, again, could be improved. It is physically very small which, I’m sure, would cause difficulties for people with joint problems, such as arthritis. Also, the lack of tactile indications about which buttons are where makes it incredibly difficult (i.e. nearly impossible) to use in the dark. Shipping a slightly larger unit, as LG used to have (I have a couple of old remotes of theirs) would solve a lot of the problems.However, my biggest gripe is the lack of a user manual. There isn’t even one online which, frankly, is wholly unacceptable. LG say that their videos show you how to get things working. That’s simply untrue as the videos are based on a completely different remote. After faffing around with this for several weeks, I have pretty much worked out which button does what, but I should not need to do that. A manual is essential; I’m pretty sure I’m not getting the best out of the TV simply because I don’t know exactly what it can do and how to get it to do it.Overall, good but not perfect; it could be made much better with a couple of simple, cheap improvements.

I bought this TV as a replacement for the one I had in a small sitting room using a Sky Q Mini Box to access TV channels etc. The picture quality is excellent and the sound very good for the price.Setup was straightforward including linking it to the Sky Q Mini Box. Some reviews have mentioned that the remote is a bit fiddly and in the absence of a paper manual it's not really clear what all the buttons do (although if you need to you can download the manual from LG's website). In my case that's not really an issue as you can easily program the Sky remote (instructions on the Sky website) to be able to carry out basic commands for the TV as well (adjusting the volume, switching the TV on and off etc).All in all a recommended buy for smaller rooms, bedrooms etc.

Only had a short time but on after a few days this seems like a Good tv for a good price with good featuresIt’s got a fair few apps built in if you can connect via Ethernet it will be super fast too

An excellent multi-capable smart TV and suitable for a small room or bedroom. It was promptly delivered with plenty of protective packaging that disguised the nature of the product and so arrived unpilfered and undamaged.

Reasonably priced TV when on sale. The TV is "Full HD" so the picture quality is okay and perfect as a TV in a bedroom, kitchen, conservatory, etc. The sound quality is below average at best but fine for occasional use and a problem easily solved with a sound bar if you're bothered by it.The OS is great and the same you find on more expensive LG TVs, it runs Netflix, Prime Video, YouTube, etc smoothly without any noticeable lag from interactions with the remote. Any future issues here though will be solved easily with a Sky box, Fire TV, etc.On the whole happy with this as a TV for the wall in the bedroom to be used a couple of times a week.

If you're like me and love reading reviews for everything (extensively) before you buy - don't worry about this one. It's a solid TV for the price. Got it mounted on the wall in the bedroom, and it provides great picture and sound quality in this price range.The ONLY downside I can think of, and this could be my router instead of the TV, but it would often just randomly refuse to connect to my WiFi. Sometimes it just worked effortlessly then for absolutely no reason it just could not connect. Solved the problem with an ethernet cable. But again, could just be my router!