Customer Ratings & Reviews

I was in the market for a new tv and wanted a 4k , I have always been a Sony man and the salesperson had me look at the oleds , wasn’t real sure if I wanted to jump up that much in price and especially to a brand that I have never had before, the more I would look at the LG oleds the more I like them , I went back and forth and finally pulled the trigger. I love Sony TVS but the Lg oleds have a absolutely awesome picture, it was easy to set up ( did it my self ) after adjusting the settings ( which wasn’t much ) just love the picture...if your thinking about going to LG you won’t be disappointed..it was well worth going up in class

This TV is my first OLED. I am coming from a Samsung 65 Curved. This TV compared to that one is like going from DVD to 4k. The black levels are unbelievable and the level of detail you are able to see is breathtaking. Something to understand also is even though this TV does not support native Atmos it will pass that signal through to a sound bar or AV receiver that supports Atmos. So the B7 is a better buy than the C7 as there is no difference in the picture. My advice is buy this TV you will not regret the purchase.

From the front or from the side, every seat in the TV room gets a clear, vibrant picture without washed-out tones. The unique design of LG OLED TV assures that any view is a great one, not just for those in the center.From brilliant brights to deepest darks, LG OLED TV offers the ultimate expression of high dynamic range. Unlike some other 4K televisions, LG OLED TVs support Dolby Vision™, optimizing the picture scene-by-scene, as well as the new backward-compatible HLG HDR standard so viewers get more options for premium content.Dolby Access App Experience Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos on LG OLED TVs to turn your TV into an entertainment powerhouse.

This tv is the best I’ve ever purchased. I have other 4h hdr/Dolby vision sets in my home. But none can compare to the picture quality or reach the same class of the OLED

You can't go wrong with this tv. Its OLED 4k and HDR at its finest. If you want the best picture quality available then LGs line of OLED tvs are the way to go. The picture quality is amazing and it goes perfect with my Xbox One X. Colors and images look life like and jump off the screen. Video games have never looked so great running on this tv with the Xbox One X. My previous tv was a curved Samsung 8700 series which is a great tv but the LG OLED has the best picture quality I have ever seen on a tv.

i parched the LG OLED 4K model OLED65B7A which is not the current model. when i purchased it there was a fairly large difference in the two TVs prices. the 65B7A is the exact same TV as the latest model except for a different base, and addition of dolby atoms. both tvs are the current cutting edge technology with a picture that is just stunning. the blacks are perfect and the whites brilliant. if you are looking for a top of the line 4K OLED tv this is a must. while it does cost more than many 4K tvs it is worth every penny, and if you watch a lot and expect the best imaging currently available you will not be disappointed.

This is a beautiful tv. I love the brilliant colors and clarity. The blacks are very “black” which makes for easy watching. This TV has great features and is easy to use

This TV has everything you want in a picture. Perfect deep blacks, vivid bright colors, HDR, etc. I recommend the BEST BUY setup too. They were amazing and fast.

Love the TV. Best TV I've own so far. The color and contrast details on the screen is awesome. This is a recommended buy. Only Concern, it's a bit pricey.

I never do reviews but I had to for this TV. The picture is just amazing. I upgraded from a Samsung 1080P Plasma that is only 3 or 4 years old. You have to change some settings which my wife found online while we were watching a movie. A few clicks of the remote and we were in business. Time to connect the “kids” new XBox One X.... The remote is very easy to use and even controls the Direct TV box although not for all the functions I need but I probably just need to become more familiar with it. If you are looking for a TV with the best picture, this is it.

I agonized about my next TV purchase for months. I looked at Samsung and even bought an 8000 series from last years model (4k was awesome, but sports via cable was garbage) and had to return it. I waited for this years model and had my heart set on the Sony 900E, but it lacked Dolby Vision and the processor was inferior to the 930E. Upon closer inspection, the side view on both were terrible. I want 180 degree viewing if spending $2k+ on a new TV. This "led" to the LG OLED which was previously too expensive. The 1st major price job made this $2799 (plus some other perks), but I knew I had 30 days to price match with Black Friday coming, now its $2299 (got my price adjustment, thx BB) and you should look no further for the best 65" TV on the market. I have been watching for about 30 days and 4k, sports, and streaming services are amazing! If $2k is too much for your budget, go for the 55". Happy watching!

This OLED has exceptional picture quality. The contrast ratio and Dolby vision and HDR 10 capabilities are breathtaking. The webOS interface is much better than I originally anticipated and the smart remote is great. The only issue I had was sound delay, but that appears to be resolved now after changing audio configurations and a couple of SW updates. Overall, this TV has exceeded my expectations after the first month.

The picture quality is beyond words, never knew that you could get this kind of color and contrast out of something so thin.

I did a lot of research to find the right 65" OLED and this one fit the bill. It's blacks are inky and rich, the picture is crisp and clean, and the viewing angels are outstanding. I was debating between the Sony and the Samsung but ultimately went with the LG because I felt it was the biggest bang for the buck. Sony was too expensive and I read that Samsung had a lot of issues. I'm absolutely LOVING this tv.

First, the image quality of this tv is excellent. OLED screens due to their nature initially appear darker, but that is due to the excellent black levels, and once you reduce some of the default power-saving settings, the picture is truly remarkable. Neither LG's manual or on-screen guide explains what a lot of the settings really do, so one must do their own research for optimal configuration; I am still seeking a good configuration video. I am having one problem where occasionally when I try to go in to settings, it goes into voice search mode and then ignores all on-screen prompts, forcing me to back out to settings and try again. Finally, while a great set, I am not sure the extra 10" screen size is worth an extra grand in price unless you sit well back from your tv. If I were doing it over I would get the 55" model.

Always wanted an OLED from the first time I saw one. Had to wait a few years for prices to come down and my income to go up but took the plunge a few weeks ago and it is every bit as good as I had hoped. Pin-sharp picture, especially when connected to the 4K DVD player with a 4K or Blu-Ray movie. Easy to set up and use. Enough inputs for the DVD, the DVR, the HDMI stick, and the video game. I splurged for a high-end LG sound bar and very happy with the combination.

I waited for a month to write a review in case I had issues with the tv. I can say that I have Plasma, LCD, LED and now this OLED tv's in my house and this one is by far the best picture quality. This tv is the best deal on the market as it is the cheapest LG OLED in the respected sizes. I have had no irregularity in picture and no burn in effects after using it for movies, tv and gaming. For those worried about the brightness, lets just say that watching Netflix in 4K HDR is actually annoying. Both me and my wife think it has too much contrast and is hard on our eyes. I never thought that was possible but with this tv it is. We changed settings to lessen the effect. When you are watching shows at night in a dark room, if the screen has a blank or black moment to the video, be prepared to be in complete darkness. There is no screen glow, which is great. Just don't trip over your kids toys because you can't see anything. And for those looking at the C7P line, don't bother if you use any sort of home theater receiver like I do. The only difference is the audio processing which is pointless if you don't use the tv for sound. I should mention to anyone that doesn't know, if this tv is on for more than 4 hours at a time, it will run a pixel refresher automatically after you turn it off. This makes sure there are no effects from long term stationary images such as channel labels. Overall I looked at going LED 75" or OLED 65". I can say that I am more than happy with the size and the picture quality is just another level above LED. I am here to say that there is no better picture quality out there, for now. My last tv purchase was a Samsung from 2010 (9000) series and it looks better than the brand new Q7 or Q9 QLED Samsungs. Don't waste your money on the new Samsung QLEDs.

We were looking for a great picture in our living room. This OLED is just perfect for not so perfect eyes at our age. Not hard to hook up and the prompts made it possible for us non-techies. However, the manual could be much better describing what can be done through the menu settings. Especially for refreshing the pixels. Still haven't figured that out but plan to go by the Best Buy store where we purchased and ask them. The salesperson showed us in the demo.

Hello all. I have been in the market for awhile for a new tv. I had a very nice plasma for awhile. I never did like the blacks and whites from led or lcd. Once I saw This TV my entire world changed! I use this primary with my Xbox one and gaming. 4k games like call of duty and star wars are absolutely breath taking. I don’t watched some 4k movies and tv shows also. Stranger things is just pure amazement. This TV is quite the cost but worth every penny.

I have wanted to buy an oled for a few years but the price always kept me away. After going through multiple samsung tvs that always seemed to have trouble working with my surround sound and led light bleed I decided to buy this LG tv, So far I have had no issues and the picture is the best I've seen and it didn't require much calibration out of the box. The only issue I have is that it is almost too thin, just kinda makes me nervous moving it.