
Choose lifelike pictures and incredible contrast with this LG OLED 4K smart TV. A 64.5-inch screen delivers complete immersion, along with the infinite contrast and extraordinary color accuracy for a home cinema experience. Connect up to the Internet, and enjoy a wide range of programs and apps streamed directly to your LG OLED 4K smart TV.
A: I can't see why you couldn't use your receiver. The TV has Optical out and Bluetooth Capabilities. I switch between both so I don't disturb my wife when she is sleeping. When you change between outputs, the internal speakers are disconnected. The picture is GORGEOUS! Very happy with purchase! Good Luck! TER
A: Proper professional calibration always helps. It will also increase the life of your TV by ensuring the brightness levels are not set to high because they almost always are with the default settings. Most people equate bright TV's with good picture. A proper calibration will also consider the viewing environment. Be sure to get a calibration for both a daytime (bright) and night time (dark) viewing. Make sure you have and ISF and/or THX Certified Calibrator. Hope this helps!
A: The differences between the LG B6 OLED 4K HDR Smart TV - 65" Class (64.5" Diag), Model # OLED65B6P are not in the picture quality. The G6P, E6P and C6P series OLEDS all have 3D. The G6P series if the flagship model that has a SoundBar on it and the designs for the TVs are different. The C6P series OLEDs are curved and that is about all the differences. You can compare the models at www.lg.com/us using the feature comparison function...^IFV
A: Actually, the Dejudder setting in the True Motion menu will take away as much judder as you'd like. It works very well, especially if you like the soap opera effect. The problem is that, depending how high you set the Dejudder, you will occasionally see artifacts, like little blurs around rapidly moving objects. I'm sure you've seen this before if you used a lot of 'smoothing' settings on the TVs you've had before. But, you really won't see any judder to speak of with the dejudder turned up to 5 or above. Maybe your friend was talking about the artifacts rather than judder. I have a 65E6P and absolutely love it. I don't think I'd go with any other UHD 4K TV (that wasn't prohibitively expensive) right now. No TV is perfect and they all have their quirks, but I think this is a close to ideal as anything else out there. Hope that helps.
Q: what LG OLED 2160 P HDR/UHD 4K 65" do you recommend, NO 3D but with internet connection, thanks.
A: If you have too buy one get the e series tv with 3d . The hardware is faster because it has to handle the 3d signal.
Q: Is there a break in period for oled TV's before they can be calibrated?
A: Although the image retention that you might experience in most situations on the LG - 65" Class - (64.5" Diag.) - OLED - 2160p - Smart - 3D - 4K Ultra HD TV - with High Dynamic Range - Black, Model # OLED65E6P is temporary, ISF-certified technicians advise that you treat it the same way you would a plasma TV with some experts advising to give it a 100 hours while others recommend 200 hours to ensure that the panel has stabilized...^IFV
A: My LG OLED model E was perfect right out of the box, installed by the Geek Squad. You have many presets to choose from and an infinite variety of customizing options as well. If you choose to calibrate, it is easy with guidance from the experts at www.rtings.com. That's ratings without the a.
A: First no KODI. There is a web browser. I have not tried it. Opera is also available to download. I am using a Nvidia Shield TV Pro. Supports 4K HDR, KODI and most Android apps. You can connect wireless keyboards and most any USB devices. Web iOS has Netflix, Amazon video, google play movies , plex, VUDU and a few lesser apps. If you plan to buy a Smart TV and expect ito be able to cut the cord, it ain't going to happen. The image on this tv is amazing. Add the Nvidia box,, a good 4K hard blu ray player, and a receiver with 4K. HDCP 2.2 support and you are set. My opinion.