Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great picture quality from any angle. Very nice sound; no need to augment with a sound bar. Easy to set up. Universal remote with on-screen cursor.

So I'd say I've had this TV for about 2 years now and it has absolutely exceeded mine and my boyfriends expectations. Never any issues, set up is extremely easy and easy to navigate. Our reason for getting it was for great gaming capability with 4k and boy does it look absolutely gorgeous, same thing for 4k movies and videos, it's all around in my opinion worth the price cuz it's lasted perfectly for 2 years of heavy use. Would break my wallet again and again for this amazing TV.

I did a lot of research and checked out reviews prior to buying this TV. We did not have any problems setting up the TV by ourselves. The picture quality is great, and the sound through the TV is very good as well. I was concerned about burn ins after reading reviews, but we have not had any issues and the if we stop the screen on something the TV automatically by it's self will go to a moving screen picture independently.

I was well due for a tv. I had a 30 something inch LCD which lasted me for many years so buying this tv was a ridiculous upgrade with resolution, apps etc. I'm a gamer and I also watch a lot of movies and everything looks sick! Switch over to game mode in the settings and you get absolutely no lag which is crazy given the fact that it's a 65 inch tv. As long as you have a great internet connection, you will have a blast with all the other features such as live tv. This tv is actually pretty loud as well without any sound bar added.

This TV looks amazing. Colors just jump out at you. Almost feels like you're there in person. If you have a dark room this TV looks even better especially in dark scenes and you don't have that annoying light in the corner of the TV like the edge lit displays. Get yourself a SJ9 soundbar to go with this. And an Oppo 4k player with Dolby Vision and HDR and Atmos. Once LG upgrades their firmware on the 4K player to support Dolby Vision once again, then go for it. Time will tell if I get the burn in or image retention.

This tv has a very beautiful picture, the blacks are black and the colors are awesome. It is a very thin and lite tv, you can hang it also. The remote control is small also and it fits perfectly in your hand. it also can be program to control other devices I also used to control my cable box. The remote control also has a pointer on it just like the Wii video game the pointer moves around which is pretty awesome

After doing extensive research the OLED brand was the only way to go for my next TV set. The perfect backs are indeed impressive which only highlights the colors that much more. Watching DVD and Blu-Rays was my main concern, but this set passes with flying (and how!) colors. 4K looks magnificent even with limited selection. The remote and WEBOS feature built into the set is easy to adapt to. Of course now I want to re-watch EVERYTHING but that's o.k. because I know I'm in good hands with OLED.

We have only had it a month, but so far it has blown me away! I’m in my 70’s so I’m not Mr Technology; all I can say is this TV is the best I’ve ever owned! & I had a 55”, $6,000 NuVision back in the early 2010’s! It even has Picture in Picture which I wasn’t expecting! If there are flaws, I’ve been unable to identify any of them. Price was high, but I’m still enjoying this particular model - C7

Playing games with 4K and HDR is a beast on this TV. It was the best 65” in RTINGS.COM in 2017 and I agree. If you got an Xbox One X, look into this TV. Been a Samsung TV person for a long time, but my homework lead to my decision to get this LG OLED65C7P. I have no second thoughts.

This TV is clearly one of the best out there. Ive been trying to think just what exactly I don't like about the tv...From the remote to the interface...I cant think of one! Ok maybe a bit pricey but thatll come down in time. I love this TV and I'm happy I went with this one, LG OLED, n not a Sony which is even waaaaay more expensive!

OLED? Oh Yeah! Took delivery of our 65' LG OLED TV a few weeks back and enjoying the WOW factor ever since. Set up was a breeze and the native Dolby speakers sound sweet when we use the TV as our sound source... though admittedly our THX 7-speakers surround system sounds even sweeter. The Blacks are sooo very Black that the colors and clarity make for an OhhhLED experience, second too none. It's true what they say about OLED TVs, once you go 4K OLED Black you can't go back.

Set this up in my home theater system. It has same picture as more expensive OLED models -- just not same sound, so if you're going to use it in a theater system, it is the way to go. Picture is unbelievable -- particularly blacks in low light and contrast areas. Does a great job with Amazon, Netflix and HULU native -- no need to have any additional player. It is truly the best picture going.

I don't ever post comments but I feel as thou it is my destiny to do so! This TV is the best tv I have ever owned! The picture is so clear it's unreal! The oled tv cannot be beaten! I bought the Samsung qled at first and after 2 days I returned it for the LG OLED and have not regretted my decision. I am telling you this ladies and gentlemen this is the $h!t! Worth every single penny!

Best picture I have ever seen. However, I do have a few concerns. First, things are so clear and true to life it is like looking out a window. I'm not sure I like it. Movies are not the same. For example, one of my favorite films "The Martian" from the latest HD Blue Ray HDR was so different that it was not as enjoyable... it was like I was there with Mark Watney. You may be thinking "wow", but you need to see what I'm describing. The cinematic feel is gone and I am searching for a way to get it back. I think there is a term for this, but it escapes me. Next is the upscaling, which is amazing. HD channels look 4k, however it seems to struggle at times resulting in choppy motion or initial scenes will very briefly will look lower resolution before the processor catches up. Think momentarily fuzzy then instantly clear. It is making me question buying this set over the faster processing Sony for almost 1k more... I am entertaining an exchange, but this set is future proof where content and delivery will only continue to improve thus eliminating the need to upscale.

Well, I have never seen such a beautiful television image. This OLED has got to be the best-yet, at least in my experience. Unbelievable picture, clarity, black edges, brilliant color. User interface is leading edge technology, e.g. mouse based selection on-screen user interface. Raises the bar from "smart TV" to brilliant. So many selectable features!

amazing quality. picture is breath taking in 4k best tv i have ever owned

After a lot of research and reading of reviews we finally decided on the LG OLED 65" and WOW is it nice. Crisp, great colors and blacks and very smooth. It did take some changes to the default configuration by following and experimenting with some examples found online. Sports, movies, Comcast feed, Netflix, Hulu etc. all look and sound great. One disappointment is the installed Hulu App does not support streaming. Our old wii wont connect without an adapter as only has HDMI inputs which is something to keep in mind if have older input devices - and of course you're going to want a new 4K DVD player as well.

Having searched for the "perfect" (for me) OLED TV for months, I settled on the LG, being a big fan of their entire product line. And this 65" beauty does not disappoint. Best and richest blacks in the business, and synced with my Sonos PlayBase, I get superior sound with LG's phenomenal 4K picture. Could not recommend this more highly, a real winner.

So I've had this TV for about 3 weeks now. The picture is super crisp when viewing 4K content from Netflix or whatever else broadcasts 4K now. When viewing regular HD content it's hard to tell the difference from my previous TV (which was HD but not 4K) even though this one advertises 4K up scaling for non-4K content. There are a ridiculous amount of features on this thing. One in particular is the picture settings. There are 7 or 8 different "templates" or picture modes that you can modify and save. "Sports", "Cinema" "Light Room", "Dark Room" and probably 4 more. The idea being you can customize your picture based on what you're watching. It's almost too much. I've done a lot of tinkering and have yet to get the picture as good as they have it in the store but I suspect that has more to do with the made-for-display content that is super vivid and detailed in the store. Now for the magic remote. I probably should have started here and if your still reading pay attention. This is a horrible remote. It doesn't have a traditional FF or RW so you have to skip ahead or backwards by varying segments of time depending on if you're watching live TV, your DVR, Netflix or what have you. It's annoying and if you want to back up or fast forward just a little bit you have to use your cable remote which is super annoying considering how much they tout this a universal remote. I emailed LG b/c I just couldn't believe there wasn't a way to move forward or back without jumping by segments of time. They responded with that feature wasn't built into the remote. Also the buttons have to be pressed with a slight pause in between or it wont take. For instance you cant press 5-6-2 real quick or the 6 gets missed. And there's a ridiculous amount of menus/ways to get to mostly the same thing, it's not very intuitive and it's a ton to remember. In general there seems to be a lot more button pressing to do simple things than on my cable remote. Oh yeah - there's the most basic of manuals included to figure it out so good luck. The last thing I would call this is a "Magic Remote" All that being said this TV is a massive upgrade over my last one and the picture is super crisp as long as your Wi-Fi signal and speed is good. The addition of Netflix and Amazon Prime makes me question whether I'll re-up with my Fios cable when my current promotion ends. Maybe I'll get used to all the stuff mentioned above.

I'm been playing with this TV for more than a week and I'm still discovering new things that I can do. For instance, you can browse the internet and do most anything that you can do with a PC's internet. The picture quality is impeccable. I'm not speaking as an expert on OLED technology but as an average consumer. One thing that swayed me in my purchase of this TV is the fact that the picture quality is the same in all their models for 2017 and this one was in my price range. The features are more than I had imagined. I'll leave you with this suggestion: Check out the apps that come with this model. Too many to list.