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When it comes to the best OLED TVs, LG is always high up the list. But not content with only providing the best panels you can set your eyes on, LG has just revealed a great free streaming update that means you can also wrap your retinas around some of the best streaming shows and movies too.
In the UK (and much of Europe), LG just expanded its LG Channels line-up. And before you shrug it off and rubbish it for being lesser than the best streaming services available today, if you're not paying for, say, Netflix and Amazon Prime Video, you're going to really like this latest zero-cost update.
Owners of LG TVs made from 2016 and later will benefit from the new LG 1 streaming channel. It's ad-supported, so you'll have to endure various breaks, but that seems part and parcel of any service that's completely free (or not, indeed, as even Amazon added ads to its Prime Video service).
Among the LG 1 content, however, are shows from Sony Pictures' Sony One channels, including Breaking Bad and its spin-off Better Call Saul. Both are stand-out 5-star shows and you can watch the whole lot for free on any current LG TV in the company's range (so long as it's been made within the last 8 years anyway).
Read HERE
In the UK (and much of Europe), LG just expanded its LG Channels line-up. And before you shrug it off and rubbish it for being lesser than the best streaming services available today, if you're not paying for, say, Netflix and Amazon Prime Video, you're going to really like this latest zero-cost update.
Owners of LG TVs made from 2016 and later will benefit from the new LG 1 streaming channel. It's ad-supported, so you'll have to endure various breaks, but that seems part and parcel of any service that's completely free (or not, indeed, as even Amazon added ads to its Prime Video service).
Among the LG 1 content, however, are shows from Sony Pictures' Sony One channels, including Breaking Bad and its spin-off Better Call Saul. Both are stand-out 5-star shows and you can watch the whole lot for free on any current LG TV in the company's range (so long as it's been made within the last 8 years anyway).
Read HERE
