Customer Ratings & Reviews

What can I say? It’s an oled TV you can go wrong specially with the 120 HZ and 4K also has AI for the picture and sound quality so that’s a plus and speakers are loud as is can go wrong with the tv and plus when I bought this TV It was on sale. Now I’m just looking at which animation back lighting I should get. Can’t go wrong with this one.

Had an old Phillips 4k tv but started having issues, so during the Labor Day sale saw this tv for $700, did a lot of research and heard how great OLED tvs were so decided to purchase the 48”! If this is entry level I’d be blown away by the top of the line models, this B6 is night and day from what I had before! Only thing I’m disappointed in is only higher end models come with a pedestal stand, this has the feet and spaced pretty far apart so had to get a pedestal mount and a new stand for it but still love it! The magic remote with the pointer I think is fun and engaging but a lot of people don’t like it, to each their own I guess! I go through all settings on devices and get it dialed in exactly how I want it, didn’t have to do too much with this just minor tweaks and it’s amazing! Truth be told all tv speakers suck so got a quality soundbar and subwoofer now the sound matches the picture! I don’t regret this purchase at all and will likely keep getting LG brand tvs moving forward! The tv is very fast and responsive, takes gaming with an Xbox series X to the next level! Overall I have nothing bad to say and praise the picture quality , for the price (on sale) you simply can’t beat it! I do think it would be worth it at full price but if you’re saving hundreds it’s a no brainer! If you’re looking to upgrade an old 4k tv this is a top tier option on a budget, the $200-400 TVs you get what you pay for, it’ll work but won’t wow you! Best of luck on your tv search!

I have used an OLED television in our family room for awhile now. I have started working from home over the years, and decided to put an OLED in my office, but didn't want it taking up to much space. This fits the mold perfect. The colors are extremely rich, and the blacks are exactly what you would expect. The 48" model is light enough that I was able to install it on a wall mount by myself, however I would recommend 2 people to intall if you are wall mounting. Plenty of connections, 4 HDMI total w/ 1 being dedicated eARC. The TV sound is on par for a television speaker, if you have the option to use a soundbar or dedicated external speaker, I would go that route. Prior to mounting the television on the wall, I used the included stand for a few days. If you go with the stand route, they are very easy and quick to install and the television felt secure while on the stands. Overall, easily a 5/5 when you consider the price (wait for sale if you can). The attached photo was taken with the television on, there is a reflection on the picture, but that is from a light in the room.

Use my tv mainly for gaming, with an occasional movie here and there. It's great and fast. One thing I don't like is how my tv always switches between hdr and i suppose the non-hdr function; i cant help but think this is taking a toll on my tv. For an entry-level oled, I'd say the b6 is a great tv for anyone no matter where you are in your oled journey.

I really love LG’s IKED TVs. The B series are pretty good. But, there’s a problem with the B6’s color profile. I can’t seem to make its reds truly red, they look more pink. Also, the sharpness isn’t as good as the B5, and I don’t appreciate LG switching to plastic feet from their precious metal ones.

The only bad thing is a little slower in the menus or options, also I have to clean up some pixel with the included software tool bc some pixels stuck white

Very good price and it was a lot bigger in my room than the last tv. All hdmi ports can output all your gaming consoles with the hdmi 2.1. Great for gaming. Its a nice looking tv.

Great tv for a dark room, have it set in my bedroom and pairing it with a ps5 pro is a dream.

This tv is very bright punchy color include Dolby vision for hrightest color hdr

Fantastic TV for the money. The picture is sharp right out of the box, black levels look surprisingly deep, and motion handling for sports and action movies is super smooth. Setup was straightforward, and all my streaming apps run without any lag. If you’re on the fence about picking this model up, go for it—you won't be disappointed!

Absolutely love this TV! The picture quality is incredible, especially the deep blacks and vibrant colors. Everything looks sharp and smooth, and it’s amazing for gaming on my PS5. The Magic Remote is also a nice touch. For the price, I honestly couldn’t be happier with it. Highly recommend!

Great OLED panel with deep blacks, excellent viewing angles, and a native 120 Hz refresh rate that's awesome for gaming. My only minor complaint is the built-in mouse cursor on the remote it's not a dealbreaker, but I could definitely live without it.

This TV has a great picture. Unfortunately theuser interface is poor. The remote control has unusual buttons requiring reference to the user manual to perform functions. The user maual is bery weak, doesn't describe the functions or how to access and control them. A number of the functions I previously performed with the cable remote require the TV remote. What I once perfrmed with one remote, I now need two to perform. Although LG products generally receive high ratings, I don't understand how the can get a high rating with such a weak user interface. Nevertheless, the picture is great and that's important for a device we want to watch regularly. I recommend it based on the great picture.

The most affordable and excellent oled tv for casual and gaming purposes. Gets very bright. The only downsides are the slow processing power and remote control menus are sluggish. LG please update to improve the menu sluggishness.

I really like this tv. Picture quality is great. I was concerned abt downsizing to 48”, but it is perfect. Aesthetically I like that the size is dedicated to the screen and not a lg frame. A bit of a learning curve to operate all functions. I cont to use a combination of 2 remotes to avail all functions.

The LG B6 has amazing picture quality. I have an LG G2 as well and it is on par with it. The most surprising part was how good the audio quality is with the B6. It sounds as good if not better than my Sonos Beam (Gen 1). Truly have no complaints!

I needed a smaller tv for my bedroom and I have always wanted an Oled TV. I have had Samsung and Sony LED and Plasma tis from 50 to 75 inch to compare. I am blown away by this tv. The menus are quick and responsive. Too many apps list made the initial start up look clutter and bloated with apps but you can uninstall and rearrange the apps to clean it up. The Image is fantastic, clear, and of course the black is black. I have streamed from Netflix, hulu, prime, peacock, and hbo max without any problems. I bought this for the extra benefit of having Nvidia g-sync and 120 hz refresh. I tested it by hooking up my PC directly into the tv and it performed as advertised and Set up was easy. The back HDMI ports were extremely tight and I was afraid I was going to damage the tv connecting to those ports. I was able to use the ports and it functioned. Sound is very good. I usually buy external speakers but I am currently enjoying the tv sound with AI enhancement. I would recommend this tv and if I need to replace my Samsung 75" LED, which has very slow menu response, I would be looking into LG.

I needed to replace an aging LED TV (the backlight diffusers were beginning to fall like rain) located in one of the bedrooms. After sifting through quite a few reviews, I ended up choosing this 48" LG B6. The timing was good in that Best Buy was now offering it at $699.99, which I believe made it about the least expensive current OLED out there in it's size. This TV has worked perfectly for it's location. I say that because I know one of the caveats often mentioned is the brightness level on this unit; that it might not do as well in a brightly lit room (windows windows windows). I can't speak to that, as for us it's been a nonissue. If I were to talk about any one thing, it would be to speak about current TVs in general. There is no plug and play with higher end TVs anymore. You are going to need to spend some time understanding the wide breadth of settings, and adjust them to take full advantage of what the TV can do. I did the same thing with our first 65" OLED TV last year. Read a bit, watch a few quality videos from reliable sources relative to the TV brand. Take the time to tweak things, and you'll be far happier in the long run. The picture quality on this B6 is great, and I'm quite satisfied with the purchase.

Just as good as the Samsung OLEDs and brighter. No lag that I've noticed.

Great value. Picture looks great. Solid across the board. Best in a dark room. Finicky UI. Overall, a good entry level OLED for under 1K. Size provides a lot of flexibility. Easy and quick pickup from store location.