Customer Ratings & Reviews

We are enjoying this TV. Worth it. I can suggest this TV

Tv was everything I expected. Good for video games

Best tv Wonderful Good price My family happy Good

A wonderful replacement for my Plasma set I loved.

Good brand, right connections, easy delivery. Still in box; haven't moved in yet.

Live the light weight tv and easier to hang on wall

I enjoy perfect investment my family loves it!!!!!

We created a great new TV and Sonos sound system. The combination is fantastic !!

A pretty good LCD tv for the money, oled is still better.

LG IS A GOOD BRAND. I HAVE AN OLDER LG THAT HAS WORKED GREAT.

Clarity is good.really liked it.its worth for the money

I would recommend this TV to anyone looking for a great tv

The tv is great for gaming and provides a great experience

TV is a lititle complicated to use. it seems whatever I watch I have to choose a different picture and sound mode which isn't what I'm used to. I am use to just turning on the TV and the pictures great, none of these adjustments.

Was not informed at the time of purchase that to maximize the quality of the picture I must have 4K service from my provider. My equipment will be up graded this coming week until then the jury is still out on the TV

Bought my first 4K TV after 10 years of a solid Samsung. Researched all the new TVs from OLED, QLED and the lower LEDs. Was looking to spend $1000-$1500, which I knew would be a midrange 55" TV. I purchased the Samsung Q7fn with a $200 trade-in promotion. Fully impressed with the quality craftsmanship and how easy it was to set up. My disappointment was how it didn't look as good as at the store. Fantastic colors but not as clear as I would've thought even with Netflix 4K content. Returned it after a week of researching the heck out of it some more and purchased the LG SK9000PUA 55" TV, figuring I might as well save $300(would've been $500 difference without my trade-in). Final verdict, just get the LG. The build is a little cheaper, but once you set it up you're not handling it anymore. Software was a little better on the Samsung, but once I set up the LG worked almost as good. Colors more vibrant on Samsung and more natural on LG. Most importantly most content being offered today is not in 4K, so whichever TV you purchase, it's not going to be as clear as in the store most of the time. TVs, as I've learned are ahead of the current content (4K HDR)we watch, so what's the point in spending an extra $500-$1000 dollars for the 20% content actually in 4K. I ultimately knew I made the right purchase when I viewed the new, Jack Ryan series on Amazon and it came in Dolby Vision HDR. The TV magically recognized it and put itself into Cinema viewing mode and I felt like I was at the movie theater! I can't comment on the sound because I have a soundbar connected to it.

I purchased this TV on a busy Black Friday evening. For the longest time, I had my heart set on one of the Samsung QLED’s, I am Samsung fan for most of their technologies. I knew this was going to be more of an investment for me. This would be a TV I would have for a long time considering my finances and the last time I bought a TV was maybe 2010; time for an upgrade. After doing more research than my Master’s degree thesis, I decided to take a deep dive into the LG world; I never gave them a chance before. I came across the LG SK9000 and I was really happy with what I saw and I took many trips to Best Buy talking with sales associates to dissect it as much as we could. I want everyone to read this next sentence very carefully: There is no such thing as a PERFECT TV. Hear me out. Just how there are no perfect people, there is no perfect TV. There is the good and the bad with everything and I highly, highly, recommend everyone to do your homework and take trips to the store and see things for yourself. It doesn’t matter if you are in the market for a TV, kitchen appliance, whatever. I was at a point where I just said, enough is enough with the research, time to commit! I went in Black Friday evening, and talked to one of the sales associates named, Mitch. It is time to put this gentleman in the spot light simply because he earned it. Even though Black Friday was in full force by now, Mitch was grounded, extremely knowledgeable, collective and seemed ready for anything. I told him I would like the LG SK9000 which he had to call the warehouse to get because they ran out on the floor. No problem. In the meantime we talked about the TV, and I could tell he was not BS’ing me. Everything we discussed in that short amount of time, Full Array Local Dimming, the 4K picture, the Remote, the User Interface, etc. Alright, time to bring up other TV companies other than LG. What Mitch did that I thought was really great was he gave straight FACTS and he let me decide on what was best for me. He didn’t necessarily push me one way or the other and did not talk negative about other products or companies, again he gave straight FACTS and he compared the TV’s I said on the spot; that’ pretty impressive. He also never let me out of his sight until I got the TV. All of this puts him in the distinguished category. I walked away with a new 4K Blu-Ray player as well. I brought the TV home and Hello Beautiful! The setup was very easy, the picture is SPECTACULAR. I popped in Avengers Infinity War (4K UHD) and was beyond impressed! Very, very bright and sleek design! When that UHD kicked in, I couldn’t tell if Robert Downey Jr was on the TV or standing right in front of me. The Full Array Local Dimming is awesome and I understand what others are saying about the black levels in regards to some black’s look like gray. Yes and no to that comment. The black levels look fine to me. You have to remember it is still an LCD panel and not an OLED. With OLED the black levels are amazing. You can play around with settings and I feel after doing this, you can achieve whatever look you have in mind. It is not always going to be perfect out of the box. I remember seeing comments about the stand for the TV. I don’t have a problem with it at all. I think it’s sleek and I don’t have anything negative to say about the stand. Listen, if you have something negative to say about a stand for a TV, I am worried about you. I thought the audio, Dolby Atmos was great! Although I don’t necessarily think a sound bar is %100 necessary, I bought one anyway the following day and that was a Samsung product. My advice: If it is in your budget, go for it. If a sound bar is it not in your budget, do not worry about it. In regards to refresh rate, the motion and transition between scenes and pictures is very, very smooth. The action scenes in Avengers were super fun to watch for this very reason. 120 refresh rate is pretty much the standard anymore and I wouldn’t get too hung up on refresh rate. All companies have their own proprietary technology to enhance refresh rate and I would advise to look at what other features come along with refresh rate. i.e. Full Array Local Dimming. Reliable sources on the internet prefer this TV over other more expensive TV’s from other companies. At the end of the day, this TV is a keeper! I will have this for a very long time and I am looking forward to movie nights, sport watching, 4K content, and much more! If you are looking for a very solid (I mean very solid) TV without spending thousands of dollars for say an OLED TV, I honestly wouldn’t think twice. Get the TV and you know what, take it back if you don’t like it. I highly doubt that will happen though!

This was a good tv, but the user interface was slow for some reason, and one of the HDMI ports wasn’t working. If the HDMI port worked, I would have held onto the tv.

POOR QUALITY!! DO NOT BUY! Internal processor is junk!! I stream only, no cable service. While trying to watch streaming service (Netflix, Hulu, etc.) the tv will end the streaming service all on its own and switch over to LG's internet channels with the remote clear across the room. Also, while watching a streaming service the tv will pause streaming service and display message "No internet service, there is a issue with your internet service provider" which would be not true as other non-LG tv's in the house will continuing streaming with no issues. All issues with this particular tv are LG issues. At times the volume will completely silent without touching the remote and in order to get the volume to start again you have to use the remote and volume up or down and the volume starts right back. I have continuously made sure all updates are ran. I will NOT be purchasing LG products going forward.

Sadly i wanted to love this tv but man got it home and just blooming all the way around the screen.