Customer Ratings & Reviews

Picture quality is just stunning; truly jaw-dropping. Now I understand what true black really is. There are several easy to access picture modes which alter gamma, brightness and contrast depending on source content, and environmental lighting conditions. We have no cable TV, so we have only watched Netflix content. But even their 4K streaming looks great. I will eventually hook up a 4K Blu-ray player to it. Can't wait to see that! I have this mounted to my wall with a Sanus wall mount and it is working perfectly. The top half of the display is very thin; barely 5mm. Isn't technology amazing?

Possibly the most amazing TV I've ever viewed. With the perfect blacks the range of colors are incredible. The curved version seems to diffuse any glare issues.

Wow...very nice TV. Images are crystal clear. I'm noticing things on the screen I missed before because of my increased viewing size (65 inch) and the sharpness and clarity of the picture. Even standard definition (as opposed to 3D) somehow has a 3D dimension to it. I am also enjoying the better picture off old VHS tapes my daughter still likes to watch! The remote is one of the easiest to use I have ever had in my hand and is fairly simple to learn. I love the cursor the remote controls for selecting options on the screen! The reviews online sold me on the OLED model and I am glad I got it.

Phenomenal picture quality, easy to operate, looks gorgeous with the silver edge. Con- expensive. We purchased the extended warranty to protect our investment.

I have looked at many 4K TVs over the years. Did my homework. I have come to the conclusion that this TV is one of the best 4TVs on the market . The picture quality is truly exceptional hands down. When I compared the picture quality of this TV to other TVs this TV truly stood out. This TV has all the features that you're looking for, very easy to connect to Netflix,hulu and the Internet. This TV was very easy to set up however, you will have to go into settings to set up the TV to your preference. I would truly recommend this TV to anyone.

The color depth and picture quality are insane! I can't wait for all of our streaming devices to catch up to 4k so we can really take advantage of all this TV has to offer. 3D is movie theater quality and the user interface is easy to use. Only downside to the curve of the TV is that it seems to pick up reflections of light/lights, etc more than our older traditional flat screen. This could be due to the lighting of the room it's in and all that but definitely not enough to deter anyone from this amazing TV!

I am a reformed electronic junkie. I have been eyeing the The LG OLED C6 since it came out. I wanted a 3D television and this seemed to be the best model out.The price kept me from purchasing this TV. I knew it was worth the money, but I decided to be prudent ant I bought The Sony 930D television as it was supposed to handle 3D as well ( and was selling for a $1000.00 less). Unfortunately the 65 inch of the Sony 930D has a major flaw (ghosting and cross talk) which made 3D impossible to watch. The 55 inch of the 930D does an a really good job displaying 3D. I took the TV back to Best Buy and they took the Sony back and let me purchase the OLED C6. I was really appreciative that the manager took the Sony back as I had it for over 30 days. I explained to the mgr about the problem The Sony 65 inch 930D has with 3D and that Sony, once again, was not standing behind their product. He let me exchange the televisions. This is why I only purchase my electronics items from Best Buy. They have great customer service. Getting back to the OLED C6. I only had a few minutes to test the TV, but the Superman vs. Batman 3D movie looks awesome. Even better than my Sony 55 inch 900C which displays 3D excellently. I am happy that I made the leap to OLED! I will Never go back to regular TV again. Now all I have to do is explain/justify this purchase to wife when she comes home.... wish me luck!

Hard to beat this picture quality for the price. Inky blacks and HDR makes for a viewing experience second to none.

I do not know where to start, other than to say this TV is incredible. The picture quality is superb. I actually enjoy the web os interface along with the remote. The applications are quick and smooth and allow for 4k content. The LiveTV plus is a great addition providing internet channels of tv which can go along with an HD antenna which is worth the $50 investment. I mounted this with a Sanus advanced tilt wall mount and love it. I have to add that 3D looks great on this tv.

Did a lot of research on LG, Samsung, and Sony 4k TV's. This had best reviews from trusted sites. I found it to have best picture and set up was so simple. I paired it with a Panasonic 4k blu ray ( DMP-UB900 ), also best reviewed player. I added 2 audioquest chocolate HDMI cables and WOW ! Only other thing I will add soon is a Klipsch sound bar ( RSB-11 ). My bedroom is now a safe place. System isn't for the budget minded, but you get what you pay for , right ?

We are so amazed at the incredible clarity and detail of the images this tv will produce! Once you get the settings dialed in for your preferences, the ultra hd HDR images look like you are peering down on the world in person capturing every single detail like you have the perfect vision of a bald eagle! Expensive but the difference with this tv is you will be gawking at the beautiful picture in 5 years so the extra $ is worth your experience!!!

I studied reviews and asked questions to Best Buy employees before buying this tv. I bought a Sony 55" 4 K tv a few years ago and while it was a nice tv it was lacking many features including the chip needed to stream any 4K content they wifi. After realizing I jumped the gun on a 4K tv I convinced the wife I needed a 10 year future proof TV and this TV is it. Never really knew much about OLED but after buying this TV I'm blown away by the overall look of the tv and the amazing visuals it can display. The colors look crazy compared to my older 4K tv and the enhanced brightness of each color with the overall blacks makes this tv one of a kind. Got use HDR for the first time playing NBA 2K17 and I now know why HDR is the new wave. It made the visuals 10 times clearer and made the players look like live TV. The curve I was sketchy on but now having it at home it looks better than the flat version with 3 D as an extra. There is no question this is the best TV on the market and will be for the next few years.

Top of the line if you are looking for best picture out there. Never thought I would care about the 3d but it looks so good on this tv i have actually chosen 3d blu rays over 4k blu rays because they look so cool. Don't pay full price, the sale price on this thing will fluctuate up to 1000 bucks, no lie. I paid 2799 by talking to an associate in store. I definitely wouldn't pay over 3,000 for it because it will eventually go on sale.

Everyone likes it. The picture and the 3D are very good. The curved tv works better than I expected.

I was looking at the Samsung SUHD TV and then I seen this OLED out of the corner of my eye. I couldn't stop staring at it and noticed the vivid colors and the blacks being as if the TV was off. Then I looked at pricing and it was $2499 on sale and it was a no brained as retail was $3999. Taking it home, it was just as stunning as the demo mode in the store with the proper HDMI cables. Absolutely love this tv!!!!

I did an enormous amount of research before I decided on an LG Oled TV. Everything boils down to one thing for me: The picture. This is by far, the most amazing screen you will ever view. It's all about the black levels and therefore, the contrast. Color leaps off the screen. I did get caught up in HDR for a while. Tons of information about brightness levels (measured in nits). It's important to understand that peak brightness levels are only used for a brief second on any television. And this one is plenty bright. Off axis viewing is perfect. The remote is a pleasure to use once you get used to it. The screen is paper thin. 3d looks incredible. And color is amazing. This set costs a premium. And it's worth every penny.

The last LG OLED to have the curve and 3D (For now). It's a dying parlor trick, but I'm a sucker for passive 3D The other reviews will tell you about the inky-blacks, but you won't understand how terribly bright your current TV's blacks are until you see it in person. Don't look unless you'll buy, you won't be able to go back to a regular LED or heaven forbid LCD.

I was originally in the market for a 75", but the two LED models I was choosing between both had drawbacks that were keeping me from pulling the trigger. When a sale put the LG 65" OLED into a price position where it was cheaper than the 75" models I was considering with none of the other drawbacks (other than having to go smaller-I'm not planning to rob a bank so the 75" OLED was out of the question) I went with quality over quantity and choose the 65" OLED instead. I'm glad I did. I don't need to compare local dimming zone counts anymore when every pixel can turn itself on and off! This is a great TV, but it is not perfect. The main problem is timing. It is a 4K TV and most of the content available right now is not 4K. Over time that issue will improve so I'm not going to punish the TV for being ahead of the curve. In the meantime, upconversion is pretty good, but it struggles most notably with fast motion. There are sometimes artifacts around the edges of moving objects which is annoying. There are some user adjustable picture settings to help deal with this, but I have not been able to alleviate it entirely. HD cable TV picture quality is good but not great (I may be a harsher critic on this than others, others who have seen the TV don't have any complaints about the cable picuture), but it is not as good as I would have hoped and DVDs are watchable but defintely lacking. Standard blu rays look excellent with the exception that they can still sometimes show the moving edge artifact issue mentioned, but there are no issues with slower moving images from standard blu rays. Regardless of the source resolution, blacks are the best I've ever seen. Anything with space or sci fi related is great on this TV. So far the extent of my 4k viewing has been youtube which is not the highest quality 4k source since it gets compressed, but those 4k videos still look spectacular. To clarify, none of the motion issues I mentioned are present when watching 4k, it is just related to upconverting lower resolution sources. Having content that matches the native resolution of the TV is important. I have no doubt that higher quality 4K sources like VUDU or especially UHD Blu Ray will be jaw dropping but I haven't tried them yet. Once there is a UHD blu ray player in the market with dolby vision capability, I'll find out. The magic remote is great and the user interface is excellent as it is easy to use and loads and operates apps quickly. So basically with this TV you are positioning yourself for the future. You have to deal with some compromises right now with viewing lower resolution sources, but when it comes to 4K I haven't seen anything that will beat this yet. If you tend to stick with blu rays and up, this is the TV. If you're mostly planning to just watch cable, I'd tell you to stick with a good 1080 tv for now so that your not having to deal with the drawbacks of upconversion. An F1 car won't brake until the brakes heat up and won't steer until there is enough airflow to make the aerodynamics work, but once it gets up to the speed where it is designed to operate, it is mind blowing. This TV is similar in that there are a few drawbacks until you get up to 4K resolution, but once you're there, hold on!

Absolutely amazing TV ! I've had many Hi-Def TVs over the years all various sizes and brands and this OLED LG blows everything away that I've had. I went through four TVs before I finally coughed up the extra money to have the best TV out there right now . I started this quest with a 65" Sony and picture did not cut it . Too much light bleed . Returned it and did a lot of research and ended up buying the Vizio P65 . That was an excellent TV until I updated it and tried watching my 4K Blu rays . Picture was way too dark . Apparently there was something wrong with the panel . I did not wanna mess around with having it fixed so I traded it in on a LG 65 non oled and I returned that tv the very next day cause the light bleed was so horrible .So I ended up with the Samsung 8 series . Great tv when watching directv and Blu rays but I just wasn't impressed with the 4K Blu rays . I talked to a local magnolia theatre guy and he basically said my tv sucked . That I had a entry level 4K tv and that's why I was not happy . So then a couple weeks went by and my wife and I finally decided to bite the bullet and get the OLED TV. Best 3000 bucks I ever spent . I can't wait till I get it calibrated . That TV has competed my man cave and couldn't be happier with it. Do yourself the favor and just buy the oled tv . Nothing else compares . Thanks .....

Where do i start i love this Tv. the picture quality is amazing the interface is great i love how u can use a cursor that u can move on the screen. Has all the popular apps. I like the 3D feature and looks really good. video games look amazing and cant wait to get my Xbox one X. only problem is there is only 3 HDMI ports, what where they thinking!