The 4k looks amazong paired with my xbox and i love that i can use the smart remote on my console to scan through my apps! The only down side is was diffcult to get it out the box and the bottom base is diffcult to install when setting up by yourself.

My 1st 4k TV and the OLED is amazing! Streaming services look better than cable because cable only comes in at 1080p.

Absolutely blown away by the quality. The magic remote is amazing especially coming from a Samsung. Great deal right now. The picture was slightly mess bright than the Samsung's but the quality and blacks ate much better.

So I was waiting for the day I would be able to justify buying this tv and the day came I needed one and it was on sale. So far I am very happy with it I do play ps4 pro Cod and watch Netflix and espn. I don’t over do it and play games for 8 hours or espn for 8 hours I have been moving around on my selection no burn in and even if I just paid 500 for 5 years protection if something goes wrong I will go back to LED and say it was fun while it lasted lol

Picture quality is great, but there are a few flaws with the design with one of them being a deal breaker for me. 1. Make the stand slightly taller so a soundbar can fit under it. The height of the TV really limits your options if the soundbar has to be on the same surface as the TV. 2. With lower resolution sources such as 720p TV sources and the black detail that OLED can handle, color banding can be seen in a lot of darker scenes. It does depend a lot on the source. Watching Mr. Robot on USA is by far the worst example of it and may be due to the way it was shot and then compressed for broadcast. I haven't noticed it nearly as much with DVDs as I do with that show. 3. The glossy screen is way too reflective if you have a bright room. I live in a highrise apartment with a bright livingroom. The reflections on the TV are bad. I feel like my 10 year old LG with a matte/semigloss screen handled them much better. You can see in the pictures I am attaching for issue #4 4. The reflections have a fun house mirror effect. It almost looks like the screen is warped, but what LG has told me is that it is not a defect and has to do with the way the screen is constructed. It only affects the viewing experience for me when there is a dark scene and I have either a light on in the livingroom/kitchen or the blinds open which then causes reflections. If you are in a controlled lighting area such as a dedicated home theater room, this probably won't be a problem for you. See the attached pictures for the effect. I have the 55" and I expect that the larger screens will have it even worse, so that is something to take into account if you were looking at those. I did go by my local Best Buy the other day and found that all of the OLEDs in my local Best Buy (Sony and LG) also have the same effect with reflections. LG support will not do anything about #4 above as they deem it not a defect which is also contributing the the one star review. I may talk with Best Buy to see what they can do since I bought the protection plan, but I expect that since I am well out of my return window, I will be stuck with the TV. An expensive mistake on my part, but hopefully I can help others from making the same mistake with the information in this review. Again, I will say the picture quality is great, but the fun house reflections are a deal breaker, if Best Buy can't help me out in some way, I will be selling this TV and buying something without a glossy screen and better suited for a bright room.

DO NOT BUY AN LG OLED TV ! THEY ALL HAVE SCREEN BURN IN. This is my TV. ALL THE GREEN IS BURN IN. They all have it. This TV is a year and a half old, less than normal wear. It's off all day during the week. I bought it at Best Buy. I have the receipt. It's only on nights and weekends. They told me it's not covered

This TV has a great picture- the sound is deep and clear when music is playing, the voice assistant is better then expected. I love the fact the TV remote controls the cable also. The only negative is the VGA size is a little odd. My iPhone does not do the justice that is deserved to the picture that is provided.

This is not my 1st 4k HDR TV. I had Sony A8G - bought a floor model that I returned right away because it had a burn in. Vizio P-Series Quantum that ended up having jailbars DSE on 4 different sets and a Hisense H9F which had alot of hype but was not to my satisfaction. I decided to get the LG C9 so I know I'm not making any compromises and am getting the best picture quality available without going with an even more expensive Sony OLED. I must say that this TV is outstanding for everything I use it for and definitely the best TV I ever had. Netflix streaming, 4K UHD movies on a Sony 4K player and video games on PS4 all look amazing. The most important part of any TV is the picture quality and this set has one of the best looking pictures money can buy in 2019. The blacks are amazing, the colors are vivid and natural, and the contrast is out of this world. I have not seen any black crushing because the A9 Gen 2 chip does a great job in picture processing and the motion is outstanding. I would recommend this TV to anyone without any hesitation. This is a beast of a TV that does it all. Below are some cons however that I discovered in my few days of owning the TV. Cons: - eARC when booting up makes loud static noise for about 6 seconds every time I turn on the TV. Really annoying, but the sound from my Sony sound bar works fine after that. - Price. the Vizio had 85-90% of the picture quality for hundreds less. If it wasn't for my luck with the very distracting DSE I would of been more than happy with the Vizio. - The burn in worry is always there. I've seen it first hand on the Sony A8G and know it is real. Now I'm babysitting this TV like I've never done with any other set and am weary of playing video games on it. I also purchased an extended warranty for the first time in my life which means even more money spent on this already expensive TV. - Would not recommend for bright rooms. The TV gets plenty bright in a dimmer room, but would not be suitable in rooms with lots of natural light. Also, the screen is super reflective and would be too distracting in a bright room.