Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great picture. Some of the user interface features are not intuitive. Also, trying to use only the LG controller to work the DirecTV features are difficult; have not fully worked out all the kinks.

Not super impressed with his TV for the price. OLEDs are inherently dark and this one is also. Where it’s dark it’s dark and where it’s bright. It’s really bright. Still not sure I want to keep this TV.

OLED Image clear, sharp. Excellent color definition. Remote pretty intuitive to use. Pleased

This thing is great. Love the picture and the mount that it came with.

Great picture! The processer on this tv is big enough to handle streaming without buffering.

The G3 is still one of the best TV's to buy in 2024. Amazing impactful HDR brightness that adds additional depth compared to dimmer OLED TV's.

Love this TV. The quality and features are what I’ve been waiting for. I’m truly happy with the purchase of my LG G3 65” OLED TV.

First time to own LG TV and will buy another one if needed. Picture are stunningly bright with less glare despite putting it on a bright living room.

Amazing picture with great smart tv interface. Only downside is the audio quality due to thin frame the speakers are too small.

Fantastic picture and sound. It can do so much that you should really go through the instructions you can download in PDF. The LG TV will guide you.

This TV is georgeous Matched with my Sonos 5.1 setup works perfect for my home

It has a great picture and sound. The adjustments are intuitive to give individualized preference.

This is a great TV. Very bright picture. 4K HDR is especially vivid.

I bought this tv two weeks ago, and set up was in a word a nightmare. Went threw diagnostic testing to see if my other components were the problem and was on the phone with LG to see if they could do anything different and fix my problem. Long story short TV defective. Arranged exchange with LG and Best Buy. New tv received and lo and behold the set up and the tv received all external devices with out issue. Just goes to show that some times you get a bad product but the exchange went great with Best Buy. Thanks Best Buy

Great tv picture is clear as a bell. Sound is sharp. Delivery team was very helpful in explaining how everything works.

Very good product very nice and sounds and colors are out of this world It is worth every penny Recommend it highly

Good TV , I like it , wounder picture, but zero interest payment is not true

Great TV with exceptional brightness and clarity. The audio is mediocre at best so definitely buy a soundbar.

Probably the best TV in 2024. Highly bright, a lot of options for each medias

DO NOT BUY LG PRODUCTS. Of all the awful companies manufacturing consumer devices out there, LG may be the worst. I have bought LG products for years. LG TVs. LG soundbars. LG speakers and accessories. I have spent thousands of dollars on their products. I regret every one. Here’s some reasons why: - One of the industry’s worst warranties, ONE YEAR parts & service - Software updates frequently BREAK compatibility with OTHER LG products, leaving you to connect third party products or just go without. (See: My TV just updated, and SIMPLINK stopped working with my LG soundbar. After an hour of troubleshooting the TV and speaker, still can’t connect successfully. Thanks, software update, now I have a $1,600 brick.) - Support technicians are the standard overseas, outsourced, non-English-speaking people in noisy call centers, who have zero technical knowledge and rely entirely on troubleshooting scripts. - LG’s operating profit, after all their tax shenanigans last year, was still $2.8 BILLION dollars, which they invested into… vehicle components, smart fridges, and even more predatory, broken smart device software. The same software that PREVENTS successful connection to OTHER LG PRODUCTS. Do yourself a favor, never buy an LG product. STOP yourself when you want to, and ask: - Do I want to sit on hold with a support agent in Bangladesh for an hour, one month after my pitifully short TV warranty expires, performing the same steps over and over in hopes it’ll magically work? Do I want to spend $5,000 a year on electronics that STEALS and SELLS my data, while being roped into predatory data agreements to use my (broken) TV? If you answered ‘no’ to any of these questions, DO NOT BUY LG PRODUCTS.