CHiQ ROKU TV L40G5NK, 40 Inch Smart TV, FHD, HDR10, Dolby Audio, Mobile Control, Voice Assistant, BBC, Disney+, 2.4&5G WiFi, USB 2.0, 2023

Easy set up and brilliant picture. Sound is really good. Can't believe I got such a great TV for the low price.

Just set this up today. I’m somewhere between 4 and 5 stars at the moment. Very easy to set up. I’m a fan of Roku and how easy the interface is to use. It’s been working very well for me. TV is a bit light compared to other TVs I’ve had. But that’s a comment rather than a complaint. Picture quality is very good. Sound I’m not as certain about - but I’m still playing with settings. All in all, great value, and a good buy. Very glad I chose this model.

this tv has an excellent picture but the sound is a classic example of today's flat tvs terrible, also terrible are the feet, so buy a stand if sitting on a tv unit, but good amount of apps easy menu system, and plenty of connections eg 3 hdmi

Excellent tv. Easy set up. Picture and sound quality are really awesome. Easy to use with loads of added features. Highly recommend this tv.

The media could not be loaded. Nothing to dislike! I own other leader branded uhd tvs but this one is so far produced the best picture! Unbelievably detailed thanks to QLED tech also HDR is a great addition to clarity. Menu is easy to understand and use. We hang it onto a proper corner vesa arm and it was straight forward set up after the first start. Remote control is easy to understand.Excellent with Xbox one x. Great for gaming indeed.The other very important thing is the brightness of this tv. It is almost as bright as an oled! Just an unbelievable display and value for the price you pay. Do not hesitate to buy one and enjoy!

So, having watched a review on yootube, and studied the reviews on Amazon I opted to buy the "big" 50" TV. Box had a worrying puncture on the screen side but no damage inside. At this point I should say I'd bought a 50" Toshiba QLED last year for my mum and thought I could save £50 and get an equivalent QLED TV(don't need firestick, it's basically a monitor for my PC with GTX1660 Super GPU). The Toshiba was amazing, deep blacks, sharp images. Well, I plugged this in and all I can say is that it looked like SD despite claiming HDR. The picture is absolutely awful in my opinion, I got my partner to come through and watch and she (optician says she has the best distance vision he's encountered) said "Oh god that's cr*p". So I spent the next 6hrs tinkering with every permutation possible on the TV(frequently resetting it back to original settings), even went back to the yootube video and followed the settings they used- still atrocious. To best explain it it's like comparing the camera images from my old cheap Motorola E6 to my new Pixel 7a, the colour saturation is wild, the picture goes pixelated almost and cannot be even got to a state I would class as "OK" let alone "superb", and there is zero sharpness that a TV should have at 4K (maybe this has no upscaling? IDK, I think the TV may actually be faulty). I contacted customer services (Robin T) and was advised to just return it . I removed the screen protector film as I thought maybe that was interfering with the image possibly and no way of re-attaching it as it's sticky and may damage the screen, so wrapped the entire thing carefully in clingfilm to add protection in transit and have just had it uplifted to take back. Maybe I got a dud but I'm kicking myself for not just paying the extra and getting something I know delivered the goods!! So would I advise to buy this? Clearly that's a big "NO". I buy LOADS (seriously!!) from Amazon and think this is maybe the 3rd thing in my buying history I have had to return, a big disappointment for sure and a lesson learned in "false economy"!!

Good picture quality

For 125 absolutely bargain does more than my 600 king quids TV defo recommended and about to order another