I had it for three months, it was a gift to me, I had worked on it for about ten hours because I wanted to get a bigger table to put it on. In the end, I bought a table and put it on top, it had sound but the screen showed nothing, it was black and had a crack inside. I took it down, put it back in its box, and returned it to the eshop that my friend had ordered it from, so they could have it checked at their service center because the TV screen was not working. They checked it and told me that the screen was internally broken and they couldn't fix it. I suggested sending it to the LG dealership because it has a two-year warranty. The dealership's response was that the TV was not externally damaged, but it had a fingerprint externally and the screen was internally broken, and the warranty does not cover the screen. They told us that the cost of repairing the screen is 550 euros, while the purchase price was 399 euros. Beware, LG TVs have very fragile screens and they break with the slightest touch, and the warranty does not cover it anywhere.