Customer Ratings & Reviews

I was a bit reluctant to spend so much money on a TV but I've typically always been a video and audiophile so when moving up to a larger sized TV from my rock-solid Panasonic Plasma 46"er, I knew it would be difficult to find something to match it's picture quality. Well, I am not the slightest bit disappointed. The LG OLED is phenomenal. It's super thin and looks incredible as there is a very small bezel and it's black so you cannot see any bezel when the TV is off. It looks amazing off as well as when using it. The software is great and quick and has been updated by LG over the air a few times. I'm super impressed and look forward to years of quality picture viewing with this TV. The wireless connectivity on it has not failed me once either.

Had purchased the non OLED LG first. It didn't take us long to decide this was a good TV, but wished we had purchased the OLED model. Best Buy has a great exchange program. We exchanged and are very happy with this decision.

Great picture overall great purchase on this TV. The picture looks almost 3D you want to reach and grab the object on the TV. The colors are so vivid so blue, yellow, green, and so on. Would recommend this to anyone.

Man anytime i see other tvs now I always compare it to this one now I really like it especially the blacks it's a deep black I was about to get a Sony but man this one is pricey but compared to the Sony it's really not

As stated the picture is without question. Ease in remote use is great. Could have put a bit more into the sound out functions for the cost. Both Optical and Analog Would serve bout old school and our digital age.

This TV will be my living room TV for the foreseeable future. It's hard to see how much more TVs can improve over this. Pros: - 65" is a great size I think. It's big enough that you won't be left wanting more, but not so big that it looks ludicrous in a living room. Just make sure you have a space big enough to fit it before purchasing. - The picture on a 4k OLED is insane. It is gorgeous. It can range from a complete black, to bright, beautiful colors, all in one scene. It's really remarkable to watch - It is ridiculously thin and pretty light for its size. I think the TV itself is less than 60 pounds, so you shouldn't have a problem matching it with a mount, and it follows VESA standards. This is the thinnest TV I've ever seen...hard to believe this could be topped by the upcoming wallpaper TVs, but in my opinion, if you are going to mount the TV anyway, the wallpaper TV isn't worth the wait/increase in price. Cons: - Not so much a con, but a word of wisdom that calibrating the picture can take a lot of time and experimenting. Be ready to google different tutorials and go from there. - Not enough 4k, HDR content. This isn't a knock on the TV obviously, but there's just not much to ogle at just yet. Also, make sure you have a good enough internet service to stream the data heavy 4k content - Expensive. This one is obvious, but it's worth the price as this is as good as it gets and I can't see this TV becoming obsolete for a long time. Also, this model is about the best bargain you're going to get to jump into the 4k OLED market - LG smart TV doesn't have HBO, Starz, Showtime, etc. apps. This is maybe my biggest gripe. All you have to do is get another device that can play them, but then you have to pay another premium to make sure that device is 4k capable. The netflix,hulu,amazon etc. apps are all very good and responsive though. - Sound - Have never used the TV speakers, but I assume they aren't anything special. If you're going to spend the dime on a TV of this caliber then you need to be ready to invest in a surround setup too. - Remote - I wouldn't call it a con, but it's not a pro either. It's just meh. It functions like a better nintendo wii remote for the WebOS navigation, but it's nothing special otherwise. I ended up upgrading to a universal remote anyway to control all my devices Conclusion: I know that looks like a lot more cons than pros, but those cons are minor gripes, and the pros are very straightforward: that it's an incredible picture. You won't be disappointed, and you'll make all your friends jealous.

A very crisp and sharp picture. Comes from the darkest black I've experienced to date. The sound quality coming from just the TV without additional speakers is both excellent and surprising. Saved me money

This is the TV to get. OLED panels are the future, LG got this one right beautiful picture quality and operating system is awesome as well. Price is great for this next gen TV. Supports Dolby Vision also!!

No current TV can match the picture quality of the LG OLED65B6p. When I connected it to my Samsung UDB-K8500 DVD player the HDR picture from my HDR DVD of Mad Max Fury Road was nothing short of amazing.

Picture quality is outstanding. Colors just pop out. Even my wife made a comment that my old 55" Samsung HD LED TV, which we thought had an outstanding picture now looks faded in comparison. The only reason I gave it a 4 vs 5 rating is I had to lower my VESA wall mount as this TV mount is not in the center of the back like my old TV.

This is a truly amazing TV. The picture is more vivid and real than real life. The colors are intense, while the blacks remain black. There's just no comparison to any other sets at this point in time.

I have loved my samsung plasma for years. Finally decided to go 4k, love it. Black is black. Period. With a black screen, it looks like you turned it off. Buy now. P.S. Video games rock on here.

This TV is amazing. Upgraded from a Samsung LED (2010). Picture quality is stunning, HDR gaming (fox released 1/4/17) reducing lag makes this an all around great TV. If you want the best, go with LG.

Best TV I've ever owned. Took me a little while to turn off the clear motion, I prefer that off, but otherwise very easy to use and great picture.

I love the crisp picture and ease of access. From setting tv up to finding your favorite shows it's a breeze! With superior picture quality you can't go wrong with this tv. The bigger the better.

I have stubbornly held onto a 65" last of it class Sumsung plasma by LCD screens couldn't come close the matching. Finally an OLED that was not priced beyond reach. Picture and off angle viewing are great. Deep blacks. No judder. I recommend the b6 unless you fall in love with the higher priced cabinet designs in the series.

Ok, to give you an idea how much I love this tv, I bought the 55" model in December but recently upgraded to the 65" model because I felt like more was worth it. An expensive upgrade to be sure but the picture quality is the best I've ever experienced. I've handed down my 55" tv to my lucky son. You'll be tempted to pass because of the high price but if you can afford it, you'll be quite pleased. I've had limited exposure to high quality 4K and even blu-ray dvds but it hasn't mattered. The audio system is also very good too. I did buy a B&W sound bar which is totally rocking the audio now as well, but I was pleased with the built in audio capacity of the tv. Do it...

So much better range of colors made possible by OLED and consistent image from any angle. Even regular tv from antenna looks more awesome. Wish there were more apps though. Make sure to get the 4k HDR blu Ray player to get the best picture. Netflix content way better than Amazon prime for 4K. Haven't tried vudu yet because there's little choice. YouTube 4K doesn't appear to support HDR. 4K is nice but it's the OLED with HDR that really makes the difference, especially Dolby vision HDR. Hdr10 somehow can get overly bright - perhaps due to non-frame-based HDR data.

The picture on this t.v. is absolutely stunning!! Just entered the 4K arena in 2015 with a Sony & we thought nothing could surpass the crisp, clear picture quality on it. While that unit is still worth the price, once we saw the all around quality of the OLED model, paying the higher price was & still is justified. We have seen a few 4K movies with this t.v. & you can see amazing stuff like water droplets on animal whiskers. If you can swing the price this is truly worth every penny (wait for a sale in the fall to lessen the blow).....it changes just "watching t.v." into a mind blowing experience - especially in 4K & hooked up to a good surround sound system!

I went into the store to buy a different brand. Then I saw OLED for the first time. The only thing in the same class are the new Samsung Quantum Dot screens. Blows LED out of the water.