Customer Ratings & Reviews

Fantastic TV. This was purchased to replace the LG B7A OLED I had in the living room. I didn't think the picture would improve much over the B7A but I was surprised and my wife could see the difference as well. Out of the box picture quality is phenomenal. Highly recommend!

We were very impressed with the exceptional picture quality of this LG OLED TV. The color vibrancy is amazing. Details are crisp and sharp. This is not our first 4K TV. Another feature that we like is the wide viewing angle that totally beats our previous 4K LED set.

Upgraded from 65C7 to 65CX for me features, better picture and upcoming consoles/gpu. I thought the C7 picture was great but this one blows it out the water easily. There are other oleds but this one to me is the overall best and once you go Oled the other types don't matter.

Excellent blacks with bright and vivid color. OLED far superior to LED. Set up was nit very intuitive and not a huge fan of the remote.

Replaced a 14 year old tv with the LG Oled 65 inch What a wow factor, to other buyers invest in this LG And you will be very glad you did. Added the Nakamichi shockwave pro 7.1 Dolby atmos sound bar Just like being in a movie theater. Both well worth your money.

Epic picture. So much crisper, clearer and vibrant than any picture I’ve had in my house. Very intuitive interface and easy to setup. I dumped all my streaming devices and just use the built in streaming features.

I really really like this tv. TVs aren’t something we go through often in my household so I don’t have others to compare to and every time I get a new one it’s definitely an upgrade. Solid picture, can’t speak to the sound because we have a soundbar. Lots of features.

Returned a QLED to get this OLED worth every penny. The only knock on LG is t there app store and how little apps they have. I have an nvidia sheild so i get around that.

WOW! Unbelievable! The picture is incredible! I have never seen football look so good with depth and contrast. There are some OLED TVs priced less and some priced a lot more but this TV hit in the right price point for me. I think it is an awesome TV at a great value.

Excellent product. LG OLED is the only way to go and on the 65" screen - 4K content jumps to life. Great quality, my second LG OLED device in the home Software interface and applications are intuitive and easy to use. Highly recommended for this price point.

This purchase was to replace my C7; here's why I'm returning the CX: It's not the TV, in so much as it's the equipment you need that supports the tv. In fact, it's not just this TV, it's all TVs this year. I'll explain: I mostly play games. Consoles, PCs, etc. I occasionally watch movies - with the source being one of the above. The PS5 and the Xbox are equipped with the HDMI 2.1 port, as are the newest graphics cards for PC. As of this writing, as I'm sure you're aware, all of that equipment is very difficult to find; but even if it's not, there's a problem: The TV is Dolby Atmos compatible. If you're using Atmos through the TV speakers - well, you're not really getting Atmos. So, you will need to receiver to connect to get the full Atmos sound; you need a receiver (AVR) to do that. The problem with the audio is that Atmos requires an HDMI connection (2.0, 2.1, doesn't matter.) The CX does not include an output HDMI for audio; they only have an optical output configuration for external audio sources (i.e. the AVR.) They do include an ARC channel which is intended, I suppose, to serve as the HDMI as it passes signals (audio and video) between the TV and the AVR. But that means you have to have the input on the TV set to the same HDMI port as the ARC - which is connected to the AVR, follow? This means that you cannot have an input from a console or PC going straight to the TV (via HDMI) AND a an output audio signal going to the AVR through another HDMI. (Unlike a higher end receiver, you can't really program which outputs and inputs belong together. Only one HDMI port on the TV can be used; either it's the ARC with the audio signal getting passed between the AVR and the TV, or it's the PC/console HDMI where you must use the optical cable to direct the sound to AVR - no Atmos.) You CAN have Atmos if you are watching something native to the TV (such as through their Netflix or Disney+ apps, but those for the most part don't send an Atmos audio signal so the point is moot.) So the obvious answer is for the PC/console to connect directly to the AVR, sending the video signal to the TV and boom, you have video and Atmos. Except... Most AVRs in 2021 are not be properly compatible with HDMI 2.1 - and may not be until 2022. The way I understand it, Panasonic produces the chip for HDMI 2.1 and sells it to everyone else. The specs for 2.1 changed AFTER the chips were sold and built into the newest AVRs. That spec has to do with compressed and uncompressed video signal. It's either the current chip set is compatible only with uncompressed video signals while the PCs and consoles are sending compressed video, or the I may have that wrong and it's the other way around. Either way, your AVR is not compatible with HDMI 2.1, so your 4k at 60 FPS is not going to happen anytime soon. In summary, unless you plan to upgrade your AVR NEXT YEAR or don't play PCs and consoles, then you should wait for the technology to mature. If you don't care about any of that - the LG OLEDs TVs are super fantastic, the best I've ever seen.

Very happy with the TV. Love the options and how easy it is to navigate the apps. The only downside is because it is webOS, it's missing a few apps like HBO Max. I also have the LG-55 Class CX. I think the picture on the 55 is better but it could be just me.

The 65” CX OLED is absolutely phenomenal and displays beautifully out of the box. I only needed to do a slight calibration to get it exactly where I wanted. Works well with a universal remote and recognizing which input should have which display setting. Cannot recommend enough.

The best tv purchase I made. I waited so patiently and the time came. This OLED have some good picture quality even on the tv apps. They added HBO Max recently which is a huge bonus. Once you watch 4K movies, you’ll never want to go back to 1080p.

Haven't had enough time to evaluate but so far so good. With little programming in 4k available I ave not been able to view much but netflix dolby vision is an excellent picture and even regular programming the video up scaling works well for an excellent picture on this tv.

Beautiful picture! Many added features. Our salesperson was friendly and enthusiastic about this product. He helped us with all of our questions. The Geek Squad did a great job with the install. Explained everything in detail.and were very professional.

This is by far the best TV I’ve ever owned. It’s insanely crisp, clear, and the colors are beautiful. My only criticism would be that it doesn’t get quite as bright as LED TVs but it’s still plenty bright for 99% of people. 10/10 would recommend.

After extensive research, I decided LG is the OLED TV leader in late 2020 for sure and its 2020 CX series achieves an impressive a picture as any TV I've ever seen, its features are cutting-edge and the price is total value for money. THIS is the OLED TV to buy.

The LG OLED technology is pretty awesome and provides great picture. The smart TV interface is good and has most of the apps that we need including TV streaming and others. The sound is great for our room which is smaller but still has a lot more range to go. Great purchase.

Picture quality is absolute stunning and destroys the competition. If you are a gamer or love watching movies, this is the TV for you. Also pair it with the LG 5.1.2 sound bar and prepare to be in absolute bliss.