This has been a great purchase. The picture quality is stunning, as well as the sound. My previous t.v was also an LG, smart 4k ultra hd, which was great, but I can tell a big difference with my new t.v., such as, the color is more rich and vivid, and so much easier to see what is going on when I watch scenes that are dark. I mainly use it to stream Netflix or Amazon Prime t.v, so I don’t know what regular cable or satellite t.v would look like, but as long as it offers HD channels, I would assume great. Most of what I stream is HD, a lot of shows still haven’t updated to 4K or Dolby yet, and the picture quality still outranks other t.v’s I have watched. You won’t regret purchasing this television! I always read reviews so I hope this helps.

I am possibly a sales persons worst nightmare, I am a chronic procrastinator that over analyzes every purchase. I studied and compared refresh rates, panel design, backlighting, contrast, CPU’s, not to mention operating systems. The LG nano 9 is the clear winner and Best Buy is the place to purchase. Patrick and Joe at Eastgate rock, and the TV is perfect. The best value/picture/sound for the money. Although not the cheapest TV , it has the best picture for the money. It is LGs top LED TV , and although OLED looked slightly better for 40% more, I felt the panel’s are to fragile. 65” is a great size, get one now, it’s a no brainer..

This TV is an awesome one.. however.. the TV I'd had prior to this one was a beast of a TV.. the Samsung 8 series from 4 years ago.. the brightness and clarity on that TV had me more than spoiled.. but I didn't have a protection plan on it and the screen panel went out.. so now have this one.. brightness and clarity are good but you can see that it's a little darker at the corners from the local dimming.. but overall the the TV is awesome.. navigation and the smart part of the lg TV do seem to be a little more intuitive and user friendly than the Samsung

First, please understand that I have not owned or even had a chance to view a OLED TV - other than what is on demonstration in the stores. I did some research, and I knew the amount of gaming that took place - most likely a OLED was not the smartest decision. I budgeted myself and started looking. It was time to upgrade from my Samsung. This teamed up with my Panasonic UB820 really makes for a pleasant movie experience. I think I am still going through the settings and finding what works / looks the best in my room -- but I'm using RTings settings for the LG B8 as a reference point. Right now movies look great! Cable even looks really good ... and just as importantly, Games look fantastic (Xbox One X & PS4 Pro) Setting up the “Magic” remote was a snap and everything works perfectly with it. This is a great TV and getting it on sale makes the experience even more enjoyable. If your concerned that gaming will cause “burn-in” on an OLED, this is the perfect middle to consider.

I have had this TV since May 2019 & did not realize the quality of the TV that I owned. I was attempting to upgrade to an LG LED TV before I really gave this TV a chance. I was in the process of accepting an exchange when I talked to my Deliveryman & explained how I was not totally loving the TV. I was watching regular shows with 720p service & did not understand why my picture wasn't as beautiful as that which I had seen in the Store display. He showed me the difference in the quality of the picture which is dependent upon the content that is being sent to it. He set my TV for Optimal Performance within my Space & showed me what flawless picture I would get in 4K streaming & I fell in Love. I refused the LED TV although there wasn't much difference in price because it is so easy to operate with my Streaming Prime Videos, YouTube Videos, Netflix & other compatible Smart products. I am so Happy with my Choice, which was not made lightly. I just Love My wall mounted NanoCell with Sonos Beam & Sonos Ones. The Movies are over Here!