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I've had an LG OLED C9 for almost 3 years. I don't believe I've ever seen an ad. You can go into the Settings, poke around a bit, and turn off all the personal
by qubitcoder 5y ago
I've had an LG OLED C9 for almost 3 years. I don't believe I've ever seen an ad.
You can go into the Settings, poke around a bit, and turn off all the personalization/ad options. When I turn on the TV, it shows the last used input source. No ads or junk.
At least in my experience, and that of friends, WebOS is minimalist, fast, and easy to use. The settings are easy to adjust, with plenty of advanced options you can drill into--and all presented in an intuitive manner. Not to mention being orders of magnitude superior to the slower-than-molasses Android abomination on my previous Sony X900F.
If you're just using for Netflix, Amazon, etc. (or with an Apple TV--also built in now as an app), I'm not sure where you'd see ads.
- fetus8 5y agoI can back this up, I've had a LG OLED CX for almost 2 years now, and have never seen an ad or junk stuff on it. I have done a couple firmware updates, but have taken away the TVs ability to connect to my home internet. My parent's bought an LG OLED C1 this past fall, and they use some of the built in streaming apps. I have spent a bit of time watching their TV and haven't seen any ads or intrusive stuff on their TV either.