Customer Ratings & Reviews

I'm a home theater enthusiast, and rarely am I truly impressed with a TV's quality, but the LG B6 impressed me. Everything about this TV has been reviewed as top notch, with it's downsides (if you call them downsides) being their blacks being too black, and how it handles motion. The motion has been addressed with a few updates, and with the motion settings turned mostly off, it does very well. The blacks are still very black. If you want to show off this TV's capability for brightness, then you'll suffer in some of the dark dark scenes. But with a moderate picture setting the picture looks beautiful and displays a fantastic picture.

The quality of the picture in dark scenes is amazing. The motion blur hasn't been a problem and I've only noticed it very minimally a couple of times over the first month. One thing to keep in mind is to be sure you have the higher speed hdmi cables to handle 4K and UHD properly.

I cannot begin to explain how amazing this TV is. The picture quality is beyond anything I have ever seen before. The blacks are perfect black. The colors pop off the screen. Everything is top of the line. Best purchase I have ever made. Watch one episode of Game of Thrones on here, preferably the most recent episode on 06/19/16 and you will be floored. Would recommend to anyone. I know the price is high, but you literally get what you pay for in this case.

We saw this tv in person at BestBuy and fell in love with the picture quality. It was pricey so we tried to find other alternatives but kept coming back to this one. We love the oled and sports look amazing on the screen. We've had it for a few months and we have no complaints.

I own the 65" B6, and it is the best Television I have ever seen in terms of pucture quality. The colors are thick and rich, and the blacks are deep and inky. Watching movies on this set is a great experience. My only criticism of the b6 is the dimming when there is a very bright shot, but I can live with it since the blacks look so good compared to LED. The price is still high on OLED, but if you can afford one, it's worth the extra cash.

The quality of the picture is excellent. The ease of use is also very good. The sound could be improved but is adequate. Still trying to figure out the remote and finding all the functions that equate with our cable provider. All in all so far I am very happy with our purchase.

The picture on this TV is unbelievable, the depth and color is better than anything I have ever owned. The purchase and pickup was very easy and staff was very helpful and friendly. Unfortunately I can not give the TV five stars because after about a week the TV began blacking out on and off but the episods are very random and have not been able to narrow it down to insure it is the TV and not a cable or problems with the satellite box.

If this TV were a human, my wife says we'd have a threesome. It's perfect. The picture quality is unsurpassed. The blacks are blacker than coal, and the skin tone on the actors is as if you are in the same room with them. Without question, worth every penny.

If you want the best picture quality, you can't go wrong with OLED panels. The blacks are inky and deep. Once you watch 4k programming on this LG, you'll never want to go back to a regular LED TV again. Do yourself a favor and spoil yourself with an OLED TV!

I wasn't expecting to spend this much money on a tv, but after seeing it in action, I was sold. The picture is out of this world, it's super thin, and very easy to use. Works great with my Apple TV as well as gaming systems. I highly recommend this tv.

Best tv I've ever owned, hands down. Superior black rendition that surpasses plasma, local dimming and HDR Dolby vision support makes this tv hard to beat. Well worth the price difference if you're serious about movie watching over the Samsung KS8000.

I upgraded from a 4k Sony XBR to this LG OLED and it is amazing. Picture quality blows away the Sony. HDR colors are beautiful. I have never been happier with a TV purchase. This thing even bests my Panasonic Plasma in picture quality.

This television has very vivid colors and stunning pictures. The blacks appear darker and the colors more vibrant. It easily connect to streaming services and mobile apps. You can view your phone pictures on this big beautiful tv.

Very impressive TV. Finally upgraded my 13 year old Samsung DLP to the happiness of everyone. Big improvement, needless to say. Haven't watched any 4K tv, yet (limited options), but looks good using a DirectTV signal. The blacks are incredible. When the screen goes dark, it goes pitch black....not dark grey with a little light shining in the corners, it goes perfectly black. You can't tell that the tv is even on. Set up was easy. The only difficulty was setting up a LG soundbar. It seemed that some of the settings weren't in a obvious place in the menu. Nonetheless, the soundbar was set up with a bit of trial and error. Maybe it's just me, but the TV sound (without the soundbar) wasn't too bad. I wouldn't say it was the greatest, but it wasn't bad. Overall, it's been a great tv the past several months.

Great picture quality, streaming in 4K and HDR (from both Amazon and Netflix) for the most part looks great. Now just need Apple to come out with a 4K Apple TV. One downside - the tv speakers are pretty terrible, but that's to be expected.

This LG OLED Smart TV has an outstanding picture with tremendous dynamic range. The color richness and spectrum is greater than any I have ever seen, and the remote mouse makes setting it up and using it a breeze! A great television set!

Perfect blacks. Easily calibrated and colors are spot on. Pair this OLED tv with an Xbox One S or a PS4 to play 4K games and you will not be disappointed. 4K HDR movies look unbelievable. Don't hesitate to purchase this great set.

My brother and I are in love with this TV. It was definitely expensive but we watch everything on this TV and it's been a treat. The colors are amazing and blacks actually look dark. We're fans for sure! I wish there were more inputs.

Although this picture has great blacks, as everyone says, it's almost too black on some spots. It's as if you are staring at an abyss at times. Maybe it's just ,e getting used to a brighter set from my old Samsung DLP but I feel like some settings just make the TV too dark. The presets are kind of useless without tuning because you either get way to saturated colors or you get funny flesh tones. Once I played with the individual settings for a given Picture Type I was very pleased with the output but it definitely was a chore. One issue I need to still check on is the apply to all inputs setting. I feel like I had what was my desired settings for a particular Picture mode then applied that mode to all inputs but after changing inputs I'm not convinced the settings are actually the same. I need to do a better comparison still but it just seems off ATM.

My wife and I were looking for a TV to replace our 55" Panasonic Plasma in our family room. My wife knew I wanted a 4K set and she agreed to it so long as I stayed within a certain price range. I was leaning towards a Samsung or LG 4k LED. While the LG had both the HDR & Dolby Vision options, the Samsung just looked better. Then, out of nowhere, my wife pointed at the Oled and said "Why don't you just get this one. It looks the best." The salesman and I quickly shared a "Is she serious?" glance. It was a bit out of our budget range, but not by much. So we bit the $3000 bullet and we couldn't be happier! The Oled is fantastic. The colors are rich and vibrant, the black levels are deep and clean. It makes everything pop, from cable to video games. But 4K Netflix is where it really shines. And the best thing is that it's future proof! We've had it for almost a month and I grin every time I turn it on. It's ruined TV viewing for my dad. He gets depressed after coming over and seeing the Oled's picture then having to go home to watch a perfectly nice Samsung LED. Both are great, but Oled's are just the next bump in TV evolution. And it all can be yours...If you have a wife as amazing as mine. I love you, babe....and I love this TV!!!