Customer Ratings & Reviews

3rd times a charm. My search for a new tv started Black Friday week. I purchased an LG Nanocell 8 series. Brought it home, liked the picture but did not love it. Returned it the next day and purchased a Sony 900G. Once again, I liked the picture but did not love it. Returned and and purchased this OLED 9 series. Love the picture quality and the tv speakers. Speakers are very good for a tv now a days. I spent more than I wanted to but am now happy with my selection.

The picture on this tv is excellent!! Mirror image is not available if you have an iPhone not sure about Samsung. It has some good apps wish it had option to add ones like Bravo, NBC, ... but has common ones. It’s a very bright tv but u have the option to put it in save energy mode that reduces the brightness.

Purchased the LG Oled for our new home. Thin design. Low profile with small outside bezel. Black blacks and vibrant colors. Great tv for our new living area.

This tv is amazing. The picture quality is exceptional. The OS is very good as well. I've had no problem with burn-in and I'm really excited to own an OLED TV.

Absolutely gorgeous picture. Contrast is unbelievably good and 4K looks very good. The reviews called this one of the year's best TVs and I agree.

The most beautiful tv i've ever owned. All my games and movies look great. Love being able to hit 120FPS with my pc on this TV in HDR

awesome picture quality. easy to navigate everything. tons of apps and streaming options. integrated easily with apple TV. easy to set up. great look.

Great size 55”, beautiful picture, easy to use. Oscar, Thomas & Erin of the Geek Squad did a great job installing the TV & explaining the features.

Pros: Great picture, fast interface. Cons: operating system leaves a lot to be desired. If you have an AV receiver, the smart remote is basically useless, as it won't control the receiver; you will need to buy a universal remote. Another disappointment is the app store, it lacks versions of the most android and iOS apps: no HBO, ABC, Fox, NBC. Additionally, the tv doesn't have a built-in chromecast, so to view contents from apps like HBO, you will need to buy the Chromecast Ultra; it is possible to mirror you phone to the tv, but picture and sound quality vary by app. Overall, this is an average tv, I was drawn to it by the price, the Sony A9G is unreasonably expensive, considering it uses LG's panels. Would recommend it to a friend solely for picture quality and price.

This TV is AMAZING!!!! Beautiful picture, perfect viewing angles and sleek design. So glad I went this route over an QLED.

I needed you buy a tv because my Pioneer Kuro plasma tv went dark. I had researched OLED TVs and felt it would provide an image similar to my old plasma tv. I can honestly say the picture is amazing with blacks that rival or equal plasma TVs. As expected the sound quality is nothing to write home about so I am using the ARC hdmi port to my AV system and it works well.setup was straightforward and the remote is good however I still use my Harmony remote most of the time. I recommend this tv but plan on getting a soundbar for quality audio.

As one of the only brands to partner with Nvidia to produce a G-sync rated TV set, this is a no brainer for a high-end rig setup. The fact that it has HDMI-2.1 capable sockets is a huge plus as our next gen video cards will finally use this technology, it future proofs the TV for several years. Of course, being an LG OLED means you're already getting on of the best viewing experiences around - and with 120hz on the 1440p setting its ideal for smooth gaming. If you can afford it, it won't disappoint.

I've owned a TON of TVs. At the time of writing I own 4 HD TVs, 3 4K TVs, and now this OLED TV. I bought this specifically for my Xbox One X which I keep in my office on it's own dedicated pole stand for playing Xbox One and PS4. This is my first OLED TV and I have been very impressed with the deep blacks, the bright vibrant colors and the great remote. The processor is snappy and the TV is incredibly thin. It's a premium TV, so won't fit most people's budget, but if you can afford it, I highly recommend the C9 from LG.

Great picture easy controller love Everything about this TV so glad I went with the LG OLED great price too thanks Best Buy

Bought the 55" LG OLED C9PUA as a gift. They love the great picture. The OLED has really brought the joy of watching movies back to life.

When the shutdown happened I realized my tv was not cutting it with all the content I was watching. But since my job was gone I knew I had to wait for a good open box deal. Well a month later it came and I don’t regret it. This thing is everything that everyone says it to be. OLED is beautiful. I watched anything I could in 4K HDR just to see what I was missing out on. Now the lock down is happening again and I’m stoked to watch all the Christmas movies on this screen!

I got this TV because I wanted VRR for my Xbox one X. It completely removed all screen tearing and looks amazing. I’ve always been ocd about haloing and DSE and I haven’t seen one bit of either of these. I am also planning on getting the new Xbox Series X this year and it has hdmi 2.1 support so it’s perfect. The picture quality is the best that I have seen with not one issue to complain about.

Never thought I’d see picture this good. Nothing negative to say about it. The OLED perfect blacks, high peak brightness and wide color gamut almost give the picture a 3D effect, you’ve got to see it to believe it. Simple, intuitive and easy to use UI, but extensively complex deep calibration tools if you wanna go there. Gaming features are the best I’ve seen. Out of box calibration very accurate with minimal adjustments to do. Wouldn’t ever want a better TV, because personally I don’t think one exists.

Love the picture & sound. Awesome TV! Easy setup with video. Colors are so realistic.

This is my third LG OLED. Each one has been an improvement over the last, but the new processor in this C9 has made the biggest difference in improved clarity, color accuracy and image depth. It will be interesting to see how the new Sony G series OLEDs compare, but quite honestly, I don’t see how they could improve on what LG has done with this set.