When choosing among TVs & display panels, the real decision is how to balance screen scale, display technology, useful inputs, condition, and price. LG's OLED55B4PUA and Samsung's M70H both offer smart-TV functionality and 2160p (4K) maximum resolution, but they target different setups. The right choice depends on what you will notice and use most.
Quick verdict
LG OLED55B4PUA is the format-led choice, while Samsung M70H is the feature-and-price-led choice. The listed prices are USD 517.50 and USD 334.60, respectively-a USD 182.90 spread. LG suits shoppers prioritizing its larger OLED presentation and viewing flexibility. Samsung suits shoppers who want a lower listed price alongside gaming and connection features.
Compact comparison
| TV | Listed price | Screen and maximum resolution | Display description | Condition |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| LG OLED55B4PUA | USD 517.50 | 55 in; 2160p (4K) | OLED; HDR TV | Used |
| Samsung M70H | USD 334.60 | 43 in; 2160p (4K) | Mini LED HDR; LED | Open box |
Where each TV wins
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- Samsung M70H: The better fit when local dimming or Game Mode matters more than matching LG's viewing-oriented features.
LG OLED55B4PUA 55in OLED 4K HDR Smart TV
The LG OLED55B4PUA has a concrete fit for an accessory-heavy setup: its 2-port USB hub can accommodate more than one USB device, while Picture in Picture adds a second viewing mode. Voice Search, Wi-Fi Ready, and the included remote support everyday control. The limitation is the listed Used condition, which may matter more than the extra flexibility for shoppers who want a different condition category. HDMI and digital audio optical TOSLINK inputs are also included, giving the set connection types for source devices and audio equipment. Choose LG when the 2-port hub and Picture in Picture matter more than keeping the setup simple.
Samsung M70H 43" Class 4K Mini LED HDR Smart TV
The Samsung M70H fits a setup built around smart-TV and tuner features: Gaming Hub is named for game access, and the built-in ATSC/Clear QAM tuner is a concrete reason to choose it for tuner functionality. Its limitation is the listed 43-inch screen and 60 Hz refresh rate, plus an Open box condition. Those are practical decision points for shoppers comparing physical scale, refresh-rate specifications, and condition. The set also includes Voice Search, Wi-Fi Ready, a remote control, and HDR support. Choose Samsung when Gaming Hub or the built-in tuner matters more than selecting the larger screen format.
Final choice by use case
- For a larger screen: Choose LG OLED55B4PUA; its listed 55-inch format is the direct fit.
- For a wide view angle or Picture in Picture: Choose LG, where those viewing attributes are the priority.
- For local dimming or Game Mode: Choose Samsung M70H, which lists both features.
- For multiple USB accessories: Choose LG for its listed 2-port USB hub.
- For Gaming Hub or tuner functionality: Choose Samsung M70H.
There is no need to force one universal winner. Match the LG to your preferred screen format, viewing flexibility, and USB setup; match the Samsung to your preferred gaming controls and tuner features.
