Customer Ratings & Reviews

I got this to replace my old, broken 55" 4k Samsung TV. So far, it's been even better than I expected, though I did have some trouble connecting it to my PC at first. I had to find a fiber optic HDMI cable that supported 4k 165hz to reach across my room. I wasn't really prepared for how much bigger a 65" TV would be compared to a 55" one, it feels like I'm in a movie theater. The image quality is great and it pairs nicely with my 5k2k LG 45GX950A-B monitor. If I had to complain about anything, it would probably be the UI responsiveness. It's fine during normal use, but sometimes it gets a bit slow or laggy when I'm going through menus like settings. I've dealt with worse, so I can totally handle it. It was also a bit tricky to find the setting that turned on game mode and 165hz PC support, but I blame that on never using a modern LG TV or its interface before. Balancing the colors and HDR between my monitor and this tv was a bit of a process too. I had to create custom HDR calibration profiles in windows and play with settings within my tv. I suppose the different display coatings (matte vs glossy) play a part in the color differences as well, I have no strong preference for either over the other. HDR content when working right, can be almost blinding with the display at max brightness which I love a lot. If you have the money to spend, I'd definitely recommend this TV over any others currently available.

This replaced a CX model (which got relegated to my office) in our living room. Although the CX is a great TV, this C6 is a bit brighter. What I do not like is the webOS with this new TV. It does not support HD Homerun, which is what I use to watch and record local broadcasts. I had to connect an Apple TV to accomplish this now. Not a huge deal but one more layer to get to that option.

The sharpness and color fidelity of this set is excellent by all counts. Everyone that has viewed it says that is has an incredible picture. The set is also very light for its size. The images I provided does not do justice to the picture. I HIGHLY recommend this set.

I really love my new 65" LG C6 OLED. I was on the fence about getting one due to everything I've heard but it is honestly great. It took a bit to get set up because I'm not the most tech savvy person in the world but I got it mounted, sound bar installed, and it's wonderful I just hope it continues to be worth the $$$ for years to come!!!

The clarity and super thin bezel of this tv are so attractive. The gamer dashboard allows a ton of features intelligently accessible when using a gaming input just by clicking settings. Zero input lag. Such a huge upgrade for me coming from Roku R635. Have loved the UI, which I was worried about for my other users, that it would be more complicated. But the UI is super snappy and intuitive. The only con I have is the magic mouse feature I wish you could turn off or that it would be more strategic it seems like it just hinders the functionality of the UI. The scrolling feature ties into it it seems like, because when you scroll and think you can just select what youve scrolled too…no…it selects where the automatically prompted magic mouse is aimed at on your screen. Sometimes playing and pausing media is hindered depending on what application you’re on. Other than that quite an impressive television. Also would recommend a soundbar, the tv speakers itself are decent but the super thin design of the tv I feel, makes the speakers not as strong as they could be.

This is my first OLED TV and the contrast/clarity is insane. Combined with a home theater sound system, I prefer staying in as opposed to going to the cinema!! I was worried about daylight performance, but it’s still super bright. I even turned the OLED panel down by 20%.

I got this tv to replace my old Sony 4k from 2017. It’s huge upgrade deep blacks Dolby vision movies and games is just amazing you have to see to believe how good this tv is. Just amazing and great price highly recommended it!

This tv is really good, did not realize how much better everything can look when you go from regular LED to OLED. This is the best tv I’ve ever had!

Tv works great! Love the picture and audio is really good too. It’s a nice upgrade from our 43in we previously had.

This TV sits perfectly inside our entertainment system, great quality picture! Used Geek Squad to install and reconnect our surround sound system.

This tv is absolutely amazing.its like being there in person. Remote just fair but tv is a must see to believe.

Needed a fancy new smart TV. Well wanted one to see if they are worth the hype. Picture and sound quality great however… it’s clunky for a WebOS. I’d like to looking to the cybersecurity features first. One star because consumers need to understand what they’re purchasing. This is not just a television. There are a number of privacy settings that most likely need to be reviewed and updated on a continuous basis. So while the TV came in a really good price, the amount of work that needs to maintain. It might be a bit too large. I’m gonna keep it for a year and see how I feel about it. If I like it, I’ll come back and I update my review. Besides I’m looking for the TV for Christmas anyways for my husband so we can watch football on the big screen without being interrupted. So I’m gonna see if I can dig into this one and its security features and try to move all the clunky apps. There’s just a bunch of garbage inside of it and I really would like to see where the data is going. The STATS are interesting but mean until I have confirmed them and if they are actually useful. It’s a lot of gambling propaganda honestly lol. Let’s see if this busy mom can learn how to bet on baseball in America and WIN. Thanks for STATS boys.

Great picture quality!!!! Perfect size for my living room

This TV is great! It looks amazing with the PlayStation 5 pro.

I love the way this tv looks but wish the operating system was a little easier to maneuver. 2026 is way better than 2025 LG though!

Upgrading from a 2020 65-inch Sony to this set is a night-and-day transition. The jump in picture quality is immediately noticeable—colors pop with significantly more vibrancy, and the overall clarity across both movies and streaming is remarkably crisp. Where this TV truly shines, however, is gaming. In dark, shadow-heavy scenes where older panels tend to crush blacks into muddy gray zones, this display maintains incredible definition and contrast. Enemies, textures, and details hiding in dark corners are now crystal clear, which is an absolute game-changer for stealth and atmospheric titles. On top of that, features like the dedicated Game Optimizer dashboard, instantaneous pixel response times, and full 120Hz/VRR support make gameplay feel butter-smooth with virtually zero input lag. The Magic Remote's point-and-click navigation is also a handy touch for quick adjustments. The only real compromise is the interface. LG’s webOS UI feels noticeably cluttered, ad-heavy, and clunkier compared to the cleaner Google TV experience on Sony. It takes some time to configure and trim down the home screen bloat.Once the content is playing and you're locked into a game or a movie, the visual performance makes you forget about the menu system entirely. It’s a stellar upgrade for anyone wanting next-level picture depth and top-tier gaming performance.

Fairly easy set up, altough instructions on how to put together the stand were not clear. Luckily, I found a You Tube on it. My other small negative is Lg sets it up so every time you turn it on it goes to LG home screen. After a lot of trial and error I figured out how to have it go to my cable service first thing. Very happy with picture, the ability to mirror, and available apps.

I was looking to upgrade my TV for long time, finally decided on LG based on the picture quality and vibrant colors from the products on display. Set up was quick, love the remote voice control - very easy to use. The TV is in very bright room with big windows on both side, but picture is vibrant and bright, no reflected ambient light. The native system sound is loud and quality is good, don't need a sound bar. Tons of free streaming LG channels. Remote is easy to use, voice control based AI searches work great. Only issue is it does not start exactly on the recent/previous channel (e.g. broadcast TV 7-1) on power on. It starts on LG channels on power up (you can change that to other settings like Home etc) and then I have to ask it to go to my fav channel 7.

I love this TV, which /I bought about 2 weeks ago. I paired it with a Sonos sound bar, and that makes a WONDERFUL combination! The picture is amazing, and the sound is out of this world. The one area in which I have criticism is the TV's remote control, which is so far different from what I'm used to that I would warn you about that in advance. I've found the controls supposedly for 'live TV' to be most confusing, and I am being forced to learn something new each time I use it. It's a very slow process for sure, and I'd have to say that I'm not entirely happy with the time I'm spending in getting used to it. Why would a TV that cost over $1600 come with a remote that is so difficult to learn? And where is the booklet that would help me with my travails? Suggestion: Try out the remote when you're in the store and musing over which brand/model to buy,

I’m really impressed with the LG OLED C6. The picture quality is honestly the colors are vibrant, the blacks are actually black, and everything looks incredibly sharp. Gaming looks especially good, with smooth motion and great detail. The OLED screen makes a huge difference compared to a regular LED TV, especially when watching movies or playing games at night. Setup was also pretty easy, and the TV has a clean, premium look. So far, I’m very happy with the purchase. If you’re looking for a TV that looks amazing for both gaming and movies, I definitely recommend the LG OLED C6.