LG - 65" Class NanoCell 99 Series LED 8K UHD Smart webOS TV

The tv is rather heavy for a flat screen but the picture quality the sound and overall the price was way to hard to pass this up. I use it mainly for gaming it goes above and beyond for that!

I will start out with i was skeptical about buying an 8k TV mostly because there is hardly any native 8K content available. I was looking for a TV to replace one that died on me and found this unit on sale at a price i couldnt pass up. I will say I have been really impressed with the AI upscaling. I have a newer QLED 4K TV in another room and I think this TV has a better picture hands down. That being said I would not choose to buy another 8K TV unless it was the same price or cheaper than a QLED 4K TV as was the case for me.

OUTSTANDING!!! For the price and features THE BEST 8K set you'll get. The picture is the sharpest and most crisp of ANY TV I've ever owned. The colors THE DEEPEST and most rich and vibrant my eyes have ever seen. Indescribable! When watching a movie, I spend as much time ogling the clarity, color depth, and sharpness of the image! The 33 Million pixels is 2x the resolution and 4X the pixel density of 4K. I've been experimenting with the settings since getting it February 28 '22. I love the "Vivid" picture setting best. I run sound right from ARC HDMI to my Onkyo TX-NR686 receiver (which I love also) which decodes anything to my 5.2.2 set-up (DD Atmos or DTS Neural:X). From what I did hear before receiver was connected, the TV speakers sounded good but for an 8K TV you definitely have to have a surround sound set-up to match. This shipped safely and securely and delivery guys were on-time and courteous. Set-up was a breeze. Had to agree to all the privacy policies in the OS during the initial set-up which seemed intrusive but hey I already own a cellphone - what's more privacy intrusive than that? The Smart WebOS features have EVEYRTHING I could want: Sling, PLEX, HBO Max, YouTube, Netflix, etc., etc. so I no longer need to use my Amazon Firestick 4K Max. There's also a LG live channel but haven't used. I read there were many free channels available with that. TV has Wifi6 which works great with my Netgear Nighthawk AX5700 router. ZERO lag in streaming 4k movies with the Gen4 a9 Processor. FHD (1080P) movies look great but 4K movies upscaled to 8K is where this truly shines. I've watched some of my 4K movies again these last 2 weeks and it's watching a new movie! Matrix Resurrections, Croods 2, Ghost in The Shell, Star Wars Rise of Skywalker, Avengers Infinity War, and Spiderman No Way Home 4K - ALL look magnificent! Have yet to connect my my X1X, but my X1S (used as 4K disc player) looks great! With all the TV year end sales the last month, I also purchased the LG 48" A1 OLED. Loved it so much so I bought this 8K. The LG A1 OLED 4K is much much thinner but this 65" 8K is thin as well. I've had my eye on an 8K 65" TV since 2020. I missed out on the 2020 LG 65" 8K that Best Buy had on sale last year and passed on the 2020 Samsung QN800A for a 2021 model. Worked out better ultimately as this 2021 is a beauty! Nearly half-off price on sale end of February 2022 at Best Buy so I jumped on it. Of course Best Buy had the "best buy" on this model. There's not much 8K content (YET) except for YouTube but 4K upscaled to 8K is very very impressive! Your eyes won't believe what you're seeing.

So far everything is working great. Theres alot on this tv so i haven't done alot with it yet . But so far its a awesome tv and the price was even better , cant beat it anywhere

Great tv, dont know why all the negative reviews, great for gaming. Only thing i dont like is it gets a little too warm when using.

Great tv for the price. Big difference going from a 4k tv on my xbox to 8k even though xbox hasnt released 8k yet.

Nice picture quality. It gets really hot after a few minutes.

Wow what a picture and a great deal! Had the TV 2 mo. Now everything is work super good lg make a great tv I have two in my home