I thought I would upgrade my 42” LG TV to a 50” TV . I have bought several Kogan TV’s over the years and Money was limited at the time so after reading the reviews on the picture quality of the Kogan, I thought I would give it a try. After setting the picture quality to my liking ….. I am disappointed with the Picture quality and was expecting more detail and crispness. I suppose you get what you pay for. The remote buttons are very small at the bottom of the unit and I have no idea how I get Google to respond to my voice! I have tried several times.The set up was fairly easy although the requested “Input Password” had me stumped for awhile as it would not accept a “word” only number digits! and for about an hour I could not proceed with the setup.As this is my ... MoreI thought I would upgrade my 42” LG TV to a 50” TV . I have bought several Kogan TV’s over the years and Money was limited at the time so after reading the reviews on the picture quality of the Kogan, I thought I would give it a try. After setting the picture quality to my liking ….. I am disappointed with the Picture quality and was expecting more detail and crispness. I suppose you get what you pay for. The remote buttons are very small at the bottom of the unit and I have no idea how I get Google to respond to my voice! I have tried several times.The set up was fairly easy although the requested “Input Password” had me stumped for awhile as it would not accept a “word” only number digits! and for about an hour I could not proceed with the setup.As this is my main TV I would probably save up and buy a Brand next time.

Wasn't expecting much for $400, but very pleasantly surprised.My Sony 50" packed up on Xmas Eve, ordered this as couldn't justify spending $1000 again especially due to the time of year! Was dispatched a couple of days after Boxing Day and arrived the next day.Had it up and running in 30 minutes, connected to a Fetch Mighty (4K mode) the picture quality is excellent, and the audio is decent enough for most things (when watching movies I use headphones so I don't get complaints from the rest of the house), if I needed better sound quality I'd probably pair it with a soundbar.My only complaint, and this is being very picky, is that the volume control doesn't show a numeric value for the level, but with the Google Assistant I can always set it to a percentage ... MoreWasn't expecting much for $400, but very pleasantly surprised.My Sony 50" packed up on Xmas Eve, ordered this as couldn't justify spending $1000 again especially due to the time of year! Was dispatched a couple of days after Boxing Day and arrived the next day.Had it up and running in 30 minutes, connected to a Fetch Mighty (4K mode) the picture quality is excellent, and the audio is decent enough for most things (when watching movies I use headphones so I don't get complaints from the rest of the house), if I needed better sound quality I'd probably pair it with a soundbar.My only complaint, and this is being very picky, is that the volume control doesn't show a numeric value for the level, but with the Google Assistant I can always set it to a percentage value which is good enough for my needs. I'm sure with a firmware update from Kogan this could easily be corrected (hint, hint 😊)

Planned to use this TV as a reference in the studio and sadly it doesn't have a normal pixel layout. Previous Kogan 50" TVs have had a normal BGR layout which is pretty great, but this has a subtractive RGBW layout which makes solid colours look grainy if you are sitting close to the display. Unfortunately a result I can't really use it! Chroma subsampling is fine (get the 4:4:4 layout) but the image quality due to the pixel layout makes it subpar.At least it has an audio jack though. Sound quality from the speakers is not too bad either.