Customer Ratings & Reviews

During my own sister's search for a new TV last Fall 2024, I helped her decide on getting this set (except at 75"). She has owned the TV for close to a year and she loves it so I thought it would be a good upgrade from my 4K Sony Bravia that finally died after nearly a decade of disappointment from failing WiFi connectivity to crashing apps and screen suddenly all green. This TV, while not the current 2025 model had the sale price and features I wanted which was mainly that it still had an Optical Output in the back and that the display legs width is adjustable. I didn't want to just grab the first Sony (shockingly unreliable brand now) or Samsung, and lots of online reviewers praised LG's QNED tech for being an affordable bridge to OLED.... so ended up going with this after seeing it in person at my local Best Buy. Two months of ownership and I am fairly satisfied with all of its base offerings: great picture contrast, awesome HDR, it's bright AF, and it uses an easy to navigate OS. Also my 4K UHD Blu Rays look so much better on this set than on my old Sony. And love that I got it for less that $500 plus taxes. But, of course, it's not perfect. I have one less 4K input which meant something I had connected before had to be sacrificed. I didn't realize the set was "edge lit" until I bought it and noticed (kinda) that on some darker scenes, you can tell that banding is produced from the LEDs on top and bottom. I don't like that it promises that it has built in Alexa but it does not work AT ALL (I used to be able to tell Alexa to turn on/off my Sony no problem, now I gotta press the button on the remote like a dang normie). The LG App on the phone is also pretty useless, I'm not sure what I need it for at this point. I would've liked some Dolby Atmos integration or even a higher refresh rate, but that's the price point I was stuck to at the time of purchase. I also wish it had a screensaver that had scenes like on the FireStick or Apple TV. The PBS App isn't available on WebOS either which is a bummer. And that brightness... some love it but I think in some scenes (most content coming in isn't HDR) it actually feels like there's a white haze over images because of this brightness. It's mostly a problem with antenna/network programming but not so much on things like Netflix. Overall this TV was a great value and I hope it lasts me just long enough up to the point when I can afford an OLED. As my only current workhorse TV--serving as both my TV/movie viewing portal as well as my giant monitor for my Mac for my graphic design work--this LG is, so far after a couple of months, pretty great.

I recently got an LG TV and honestly I’m really impressed! The picture quality is amazing – colors look so real and the black levels are super deep. WebOS is smooth and easy to use, with all the apps I need like Netflix and YouTube. The design is sleek and modern, it looks great in my living room. It’s also perfect for gaming with HDMI 2.1 and 120Hz refresh rate – super smooth experience. The only thing is the sound is okay, but much better with a soundbar.

The LG QNED technology is amazingly vibrant in active colors. The choice was well facilitated by the amazing colors on the display TV in the store. Installation was a breeze. Follow directions. Once the TV is installed it is a pleasure to use. The menus are easy to use and intuitive and the remote with integrated mouse pointer makes controlling the TV simple and direct. I’m using it mostly for Youtube for news and space exploration and nature videos. Made it show the best colors possible and I am happy with its performance. At this price point and size it is a good choice for the cost and quality conscious person.

Amazing tv ... I waited a long time to buy a decent TV and I'd had my eye on this LG for a while, and I guarantee it was the best purchase I ever made. The TV is simply incredible and my gaming experience has become much more amazing. LG is the best for gaming and movies

Awesome upgrade! Great display and all the new features. My kids love the games they can play on Netflix. And I swear the internet works better on this tv. It’s also the perfect size for my bedroom. It’s not too dark or to bright

I’ve been using this LG TV for a few days now and couldn’t be happier. The picture quality is outstanding and vibrant colors, Sound quality is surprisingly good for built-in speakers, though I paired it with a soundbar for a fuller experience. Overall, great value for the price and highly recommended!

We love this Tv we are now watching the Colts in Germany play football it has a beautiful picture it’s clear beautiful picture

Great picture. Took me a while to learn the functions of it since I’ve had Samsung tvs for 20 years but trusting the sales guy at the store and making the switch to the LG was well worth it.

Quality of this TV is amazing and never thought internet can be faster on TV than on my pc )

I like the picture quality I surely recommend LG QNED

A great tv at a great price for the size and quality of LG ... ENJOY this one

Almost as good as OLED TVs but cheaper and brighter!

Excellent tv its sound its colors everything excellent I recommend it 100%

I look for a TV and We are happy with our purchase

You will get way more out of this TV than what you pay for. I would definitely get a sound bar to complete the experience

I’ve had this LG 65” QNED for a few weeks now, and it’s been a fantastic upgrade. The picture quality is sharp and vibrant—colors pop beautifully without looking overly saturated, and the blacks are deeper than I expected for the price. Watching movies in 4K HDR really feels immersive, and sports look smooth with very little motion blur. The built-in webOS platform is fast and easy to use. Streaming apps load quickly, and I like the customizable dashboard that lets me jump between Netflix, YouTube, and live TV without fuss. The Magic Remote takes a little getting used to, but once you do, the pointer-style navigation feels natural. Sound is solid for built-in speakers, though I’d still recommend a soundbar if you want that extra punch for movies or music. Setup was straightforward, but the stand feels a bit wide—definitely check your TV stand size if you’re not wall-mounting. Overall, this TV balances performance and value really well. It’s not OLED, but for the price, the brightness, color accuracy, and smooth smart features make it a winner.

The LG 65” Class 80 Series QNED 4K UHD TV has completely transformed my entertainment setup. The picture quality is stunning with vibrant colors and deep blacks, thanks to the QNED display. Sound quality is surprisingly good, but adding a soundbar takes it to the next level. The webOS interface is smooth and easy to navigate. The sleek design and easy setup make it a perfect addition to any living room. Overall, a fantastic TV for anyone looking to upgrade their viewing experience. Highly recommended!

Great picture quality! The web OS native menu is bad. It lags and is sometimes non responsive. I use Google chromecast 4K so it doesn’t bother me much. I love that my AirPods Max connect automatically after I’ve used them with the TV. Overall, a great purchase.

This was an upgrade in both size and quality form the previous TV in my home. It has good integrated features and easy connectivity to additional Devices (Game Systems, Sound Bar, Casted Video From PC Wireless Display or Phone casting) Picture is crisp. Integrated audio is fine > for a TV < (Still suggest a sound bar/Bluetooth etc. to improve this) Caught on sale but definitely meets or exceeds expectations for a TV at this Price point.

Lovely picture, ignorable "smart" features (I've never connected mine to the internet and don't plan to), nifty remote control. Does come with webOS24 so apparently not rootable, but I haven't found anything annoying enough in it to want to bother anyway.