Let the little details show.
Our 50″, 55″ and 65″ 4K models have four times the pixels of Full HD. Native 4K movies and games get 8.3 million pixels to fill with detail.
3840 × 2160 · 50″ / 55″ / 65″A little less smart. A lot more simple.
A TV that is
just a TV.
Big movie nights. Little details.
Your business stays yours.
For people who value their privacy. No Wi-Fi, apps, or accounts. Connect what you love and keep your living room yours.
32″ to 65″ 1080p & 4K Yours to control
Demo storefront · checkout is simulated
Plug in. Zone out.Three HDMI ports. Your choice of device.
Your living room stays yours.No Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, or microphone.
Nothing to sign up for.No accounts. No app store. No fuss.
01 / THE LINEUP
Find your happy medium.
Or your extra large.
Five sizes. The same simple idea.
Pick the picture that fits your place.
Every TV: 3 HDMI · antenna · optical · analog audio · No micPrices in USD
A little screen time. Demo footage on the screens.
Getting the TVs ready…
Standard delivery totals include the TV and sea freight. Any applicable tax is calculated at checkout. See delivery details
THE PICTURE IS THE POINT
Less in the menus.
More in the scene.
The texture of a landscape. The tiny details in a game world. Give the things you love to watch a screen of their own.
Make room for the whole scene.
Go big for sweeping movie landscapes and shared match days. Or choose 32″ or 43″ Full HD for a smaller room. The right picture starts with the right fit.
FIVE SIZES · ONE SIMPLE IDEAPress play. Settle in.
Every model has a 60 Hz panel, refreshing the picture 60 times per second for everyday TV, films and games. The 4K models also accept HDR10 content from compatible devices.
YOUR CONSOLE · YOUR MOVIE NIGHTThe panels are the same high-quality screens used on smart TVs. We leave out the Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, microphone, and advertising platform. HDMI, antenna, optical, and analog audio are how you connect.
02 / LESS IS THE WHOLE POINT
You bought a TV.
Keep it that simple.
Your screen should show what you choose. Connect a console, a streaming box, a laptop, or an antenna. The TV takes it from there.
A few good questionsPicture first. Always.
Go straight to the device you plugged in. No app-filled home screen between you and movie night.
Offline by design.
No Wi-Fi, Ethernet, or Bluetooth. A screen that doesn’t need a place on your network.
Your devices. Your call.
Three HDMI ports leave room for the things you love. Swap the streaming box whenever you want.
THE LG PRIVACY REPORTS / SEPTEMBER 2026
Your privacy deserves
less homework.
Recent LG reporting, and the same ACR debate around cheaper Hisense and Roku sets, puts a fair question back in focus: how much should a television know about the person watching it?
What you watch
can become data.
The Verge reports that Gamers Nexus found tested LG OLEDs using ACR—audio and video sampling—to identify viewing in the TV’s own apps and over HDMI. LG says ACR is optional audio fingerprinting for audience analysis, not screenshots, and that personalized ads need separate consent.
The Verge · Sep 8LG answered.
Experts still have questions.
LG told TechRadar the Gamers Nexus claims are “not true,” and that voice, ACR, and interest-based ads are opt-in. UCL researcher Anna Maria Mandalari said the statement “does not address the full privacy picture,” including ACR while the set is used as an HDMI display.
TechRadar · Sep 12Researchers looked
under the hood.
Level1Techs published notes on telemetry and advertising services on a tested LG G5. Those findings concern a particular configuration; behavior can vary across models and settings.
Level1Techs · Sep 5The disputed claims matter. The Verge, summarizing Gamers Nexus, says tested sets scanned the home network for phones and other devices, logged nearby Wi-Fi, and could capture microphone audio in standby, keep it while offline, and upload it after reconnecting. LG denies continuously recording conversations. It says unmatched wake-word audio is not stored or transmitted, and is not uploaded later when connectivity returns. Network scans, it says, are a standard smart-TV function. Voice, ACR, and interest-based ads are optional, it says. Read the Gamers Nexus report, The Verge, TechRadar, and LG’s response.
Texas settled with LG. In May the state announced an agreement requiring clearer viewing-data disclosures and informed consent. The agreement includes no admission of wrongdoing. That same announcement said cases against Sony, Hisense, and TCL remained ongoing. Texas Attorney General, May 11 · Agreed judgment.
The cheaper aisle is in the same debate. Texas’s Hisense complaint describes purchasing a 32-inch Hisense Google TV from Walmart.com and walking through setup. A December 2025 order temporarily barred Hisense from collecting Texans’ ACR data while that case proceeds. Those are allegations and an injunction, not a verdict. Hisense’s own U.S. notice describes optional ACR that hashes on-screen audio—including HDMI, consoles, and antenna—and uses it for advertising on other devices that share the TV’s IP address. Consumer guides for Roku TVs, often Hisense, TCL, or Roku-branded, document a Smart TV Experience / “Use info from TV inputs” toggle for the same class of tracking. Settings and firmware vary. A stick you plug in has its own privacy policy. Texas Hisense petition · Hisense ACR notice · Tom’s Guide.
THE STUPIDSIMPLE IDEAValue your privacy?
Find your simpler screen Value your privacy?
Keep your TV simple.
No built-in networking, microphone, or TV advertising platform. Your connected devices remain your choice, with their own privacy settings.
A FAMILIAR KIND OF FREEDOM
Bring your own
movie night.
Streaming box. Games console. The old DVD collection.
If it plugs into HDMI, it’s invited.
THE CONNECTION COLLECTION
HDMI 1
HDMI 2
HDMI 3
ANTENNA
OPTICAL
AUDIO
No Ethernet. No Wi-Fi. No Bluetooth. No microphone.
YOUR ROOM. YOUR PICTURE.
Just a TV,
in a real room.
No Wi-Fi glyph in the corner. No row of apps between you and the scene. Plug in a stick, a laptop, or an antenna and sit down.
How you actually watch
SIMPLE, RIGHT FROM THE BOX
One idea.
Every little detail.
A quiet bezel. A familiar remote. A box with one job. A TV line that feels simple before you even turn it on.
From screen to carton03 / FROM THERE TO YOUR SOFA
Good things take
a little shipping.
Standard and express totals include the TV, freight from Guangdong, and import duties. Choose your pace. See the full delivery cost before checkout.
THE PATIENT OPTION
Standard delivery
30–45 business days
Sea freight, then ground delivery to your door. A lower shipping price for a little more patience.
SEA FREIGHT + GROUNDTHE CAN’T-WAIT OPTION
Express delivery
7–12 business days
Air freight to get movie night started sooner. See the exact cost for your TV in the cart.
AIR FREIGHTOrders ship within 3 business days of payment. Transit estimates are business days from shipping. Calendar estimates skip weekends; public holidays may add time. Duties and import fees are included in the shipping price. US delivery only.
Wait, how do I watch Netflix?
Connect a streaming stick or box over HDMI. That device runs Netflix; the TV displays the picture. Subscriptions and the stick are separate purchases. More on HDMI, laptops, and phones.
Can it connect to the internet?
The TV has no Wi-Fi, Ethernet, or Bluetooth. A device you plug in may use the internet and has its own privacy settings.
What about warranty and returns?
12 months on the panel and power board. Damaged or dead on arrival: email within 30 days for a replacement. Change of mind: write before you order. Step-by-step warranty instructions. Terms of sale.
Does this website track me?
No analytics, pixels, or third-party fonts. Your cart stays in the browser until checkout. Privacy policy · Shipping, tax, and checkout
LESS SETUP. MORE SOFA.