Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great TV! Color and lighting is amazing. And the features are all are up to date and easy to use.

We love the picture quality and the sound feels like you're right in the movie. And also has a 3D effect. Best purchase ever bought.

Love the oled tv’s! best in the market, i own 2 and i will soon have the entire house hold with oled tvs lgs

Great TV! Colors are awesome and the TV is very responsive

Stunning OLED picture with deep blacks and rich contrast—truly elevates every movie night

Great picture quality and sound. The color is unbelievable!

Great tv, absolutely astonishing quality. Great sound without surround sound system

This is a GREAT TV and Best Buy had the best price!

The quality of the picture takes you to the field and as if you’re in the stadium

Seriously the best tv EVER will never go back to a regular tv we love our tv :) if you don’t have one I recommend you get one.

Great new TV from LG. Super happy with it and all ready for the upcoming World Cup. Go USA!!!

The quality of this tv is gorgeous i play my games and it looks gorgeous.

The picture is sharp clear. Great color, Sound is disappointing, Need a sound bar.

Love the quality , beautiful image, perfect size for our bedroom!

It's an excellent TV the only thing I probably don't like is the screen layout and the remote

Te best purchase I’ve ever made in my life thank you

Love this oled tv. The features are far beyond my old Sony. Thecremore is simpler, faster, and can even operate like a mouse. The picture is truly amazing. I was told oleds are not very bright - nonsense, this is just as bright as others - and with far better colors. I find myself playing hdr videos on youtube just to marvel at the vivid colors and absolute blacks. Best TV I've ever had.

My previous TV was a 50 inch Samsung QLED that only lasted 3.5 years. The 65 inch LG OLED, to my eye, isn't a significantly better picture quality - not sure if that's because of the content I've been viewing or because the larger size makes imperfections more obvious. Content that is less than 4k doesn't look very good - perhaps there are TVs that "upscale" the resolution a little better than this one. After researching/experimenting with settings, I have the picture on "Cinema" mode which looks the best to my eyes in terms of brightness/colors, as some of the other modes look clownishly oversaturated. I found also that turning up "sharpness" above the 10% default makes things look worse (more artificial/blocky). Content that is 4k looks nice. The brightness is more than enough for me, in a room that doesn't have lot of natural light. The TV doesn't play nicely with my Samsung soundbar. The options are to connect via optical cable, which makes controlling sound with the LG remote apparently impossible, or connecting via BlueTooth, which is glitchy as it randomly disconnects sometimes. You can use TV speakers and soundbar together but i havent found any way to make them sync properly/consistently across all content, so I just use soundbar only. The built-in speakers are a little better than some TVs but not as good as a soundbar/subwoofer setup. The OS is intuitive enough but it seems a little slow and laggy, and a little clunky to get through menu options for settings. The "magic remote" is terrible as the same button is used to "select" as to scroll, making accidental scrolls happen all the time. 65" is significantly more awkward to transport and install than a 50" TV, especiallu where they recommemt you DO NOT lay it flat. Had to prop it upright (and somewhat precariously) in the bed of my truck - might be tough to fit inside SUVs. The TV is also razor thin - like 5 mm for most of the screen area. I was afraid i was going to break it but managed to move it in place and mount it with help (definitely not a solo job). It is only a few mms thicker around the edge and with a more boxy area toward the lower center of the back. Overall, in not really sure that this was the best 65" TV for the money, or if it would have been better to spend more on a higher end OLED or to just get QLED/mini-LED type at a lower price point.

We bought a 65” LG OLED AI to sit on top of our fireplace mantle because our Samsung died after just 3 years of owning it from brand new. I am not a Samsung fan at all. This TV is much better in my opinion. The picture is phenomenal. It’s very thin and light weight and it makes our LG sound bar that we purchased 3 years ago sound even better with the AI sound. It’s super easy to use and the quality is great for the nice price. The remote is very user friendly also. All in all I highly recommend this TV.

I decided to make the jump from a high-rated QLED TO OLED. I'm glad I did. Reviews point to the B5 not being as bright as it could be. Out of the box I watched "Train Dreams" and worried that it might be true. But "settings" provides multiple possible adjustments and makes it easy to tinker by letting you see the effect of your changes as you make them. It took very little time to tailor the picture to my room and preferences, and each day I grow more and more impressed by how clear and natural the picture is. I had wondered if having consistent blacks would really make that much of a difference, but it does. The TV's speakers are quite good, although I still prefer to run the sound through my audio system. The home screen is serviceable, if lackluster, but all-in-all this TV is well worth the money.