Customer Ratings & Reviews

We've had this TV since March. We've been very pleased with the high quality, sharp picture - nice colors and good size. Installation was easy and the price was very reasonable for what you get.

The tv is great - remote is actually quite comfortable in your hand - sound is good. Dislike stand - it is very wobbly and i will get Geek Squad to mount it on the wall for me when they return to home services.

Great picture! The 120 refresh rate does the trick. I have a surround sound system, however, the speakers with the TV are decent. Thank you LG.

Great TV, Wonderful picture and colors. Huge step up from our old 1080P 60". Wish it had more local dimming zones but for the price its hard to beat.

The nano tech. that they are using is better, smarter and faster than LG has ever used in any of the images in the passed. Richer, darker, cleaner, brighter, vivid. the TV is what ever you want it to be! I love it!!!!

So far everything about this tv has been great. The picture quality is awesome and the price was even better. This was are second LG TV and we are still using the first one and are very happy with both of them

This television is simply awesome. Picture is phenomenal! I have my Alexa linked with this tv and I can do absolutely everything on voice command when I'm not able to actually get to the remotes. When I'm cooking dinner and elbows deep in flour or whatever, I can tell the TV or Alexa what to do with ease. There are no issues with communication. That is extremely important to me. I don't want to have to keep going through settings and tweaking things because it stops working. And Geek Squad is a must! They told me how to make this all so easy to do. Thank The Good Lord I bought the 5 year with this. They're a blessing with this and the many other products I've purchased here.

I really like the picture quality on this TV. Very sharp 4k picture. Everything really looks amazing on this TV. My only complaint is the way the back light is, it shows through in vertical bars so sometimes it can cause a bit of a strobe effect on the picture.

We have only had our new LG 65" TV for about a month. We love the picture quality and easy set up. We will see how it works out long term after we have had it awhile. But so far, it's great.

This is one of the best TV's I've ever owned. We replaced an old 55" rear projection 720p LCD TV with this 65" 2160p LED UHD TV, and what a difference! The picture is fantastic and the colors are so much more vibrant than our old set. I like the single pedestal stand - it fits so much better on our cabinet than the two legs on some other models that are spaced so far apart. The only knock on it would be that the remote is a bit difficult to learn - it's not very intuitive. But once you do learn it, it's very functional.

We are very happy with this after having it for 11 mos so far. Good picture quality and easy to use for smart functions. Recommend as a price reasonable large screen smart TV

The LG 65' Nano 8 series 4K UHD TV LED screen hooked up to my home theater system and gave a good picture, awesome sound, and was visible for everyone to see all around in my den, Liked the center stand it came with. Remote control easy to work with.

Easy to setup, love being able to get rid of extra remotes/devices. We live in California so we have to hang on the wall - tv would fall over in a second during an earthquake with the stand.

Best TV I've owned to date. The picture quality is breathtaking. The colors are so vibrant and crisp. The sound is really good also with 2 - 10w internal speakers. Buy this tv now!!!

Bought on sale at Best Buy. Picture is so good it sometimes looks like 3D. Easiest set up I ever experienced. AI in set did all of the work

First off, the company, employees, managers, I don't know... Put soley the 8 series Nanocell that was on display on the darkest possible setting and they 'said' it was all the way up. They could find every remote for the surrounding tv's but mysteriously couldn't for this model. My dad who was the sole windows admin for 23 years at a 500+ employee company and now a linux systems admin the last few years has always been certified by sony, samsung, etc etc. He thought that it was definitely to push Samsung so 'they', not sure who that is, but they gain something from the amount of sales. Anyways just stating that because I found it to be extremely annoying and I never trust what anyone there says. It's like walking into a local cell phone nmvo operator didn't even know what a band was. They spew misinformation. About the tv; Extremely bright and blacks are very dark and that's on Vivid, the brightest setting, and the magic remote is pretty cool. I have a hubless IR harmony 700 that refused to not restart until the 3rd'ish time setting up hdmi 2 ARC out. It annoyingly desires a 'set top box' to be the main control of all hdmi inputs. So getting a Denon to work with the magic remote has been very difficult, But roku's, airplay 2, casting oneplus 7 pro Android Q, works flawlessly. LG channels are more than I will ever use. Hundreds? There's a ton. I pirate the seas gaining access to whatever thus I solely stream from my phone with a vpn. My blu ray player 2008 sony... looks like 480p in the main gui same as denons, but any bluray starts it looks insane. I don't know if it's upscaling but I don't see how 8k is needed. I downloaded Blade Runner 2049 ultra and also I've had it in 1080p for years. 2.8gb's vs 24gb's. To talk about the nanocell aspect... This is just a guess but it's obviously there 24/7. Darks go way dark, say both sides of a person standing in place at night, The left and right side that's dark well shut off and the person, even just his face brighten the whole section vertically of his face. It's the only very slight thing I dislike however you don't notice. Anyways I suppose time will tell with how long it lasts etc etc for my overall thoughts. Oh I guess i'll add I've used bluetooth to my reciever, optical, and hdmi arc out which you need at least a 2.0 hdmi not older 1.2/1.4 for arc to work. You don't need to spend 150$ on a cable. A 6ft goodwill 2.99$ cable can do it and well it's your money... If there truly was gains i'd do it. Well technically I have or rather my dad did who gave me like 4 or 5 hmdi cables last year I thought nothing of. Not sure how/where he got them, but they're still top of the line. Keep in mind awg size of first cable, then a connector, the length can make or break sending a successful signal. I bought it open box with a netflix account on it that I was able to upgrade to 4k streaming, so that's cool. The employee's stories about it's history don't add up though. they said it was solely a floor model (which they were anything but gentle getting down with a forklift deal. Hitting all sides on the sides... But how can it be a floor model if it has someone else's account logged in....?

Picture quality is amazing for the price! I just wish it was a little more sturdy on the stand but great product! Happy face

This tv is great for what you get it’s edge lit but not bad at all. If you want true black the get a oled, the 4K and Dolby vision is great. Over all a good tv. The stand does wobble but will be hung up soon. The remote is cool as well.

Color is amazing on this TV. Took some time to setup but found the sweet spot for our liking. Great features and paired with a new 4k DVD player makes watching movies much more enjoyable.

I originally purchased the 55 inch vizio quantum series. I was disappointed with the picture quality and sound. Researched the LG nano series and also the Samsung Q60. I decided to go with the LG nano series and was not disappointed. I love the picture quality and I have a sound bar so cant really judge the sound. It has alot of cool features. Also really good sell on the 65inch. Same price the 55 inch is selling at.