Customer Ratings & Reviews

What can I say? It’s an oled TV you can go wrong specially with the 120 HZ and 4K also has AI for the picture and sound quality so that’s a plus and speakers are loud as is can go wrong with the tv and plus when I bought this TV It was on sale. Now I’m just looking at which animation back lighting I should get. Can’t go wrong with this one.

Had an old Phillips 4k tv but started having issues, so during the Labor Day sale saw this tv for $700, did a lot of research and heard how great OLED tvs were so decided to purchase the 48”! If this is entry level I’d be blown away by the top of the line models, this B6 is night and day from what I had before! Only thing I’m disappointed in is only higher end models come with a pedestal stand, this has the feet and spaced pretty far apart so had to get a pedestal mount and a new stand for it but still love it! The magic remote with the pointer I think is fun and engaging but a lot of people don’t like it, to each their own I guess! I go through all settings on devices and get it dialed in exactly how I want it, didn’t have to do too much with this just minor tweaks and it’s amazing! Truth be told all tv speakers suck so got a quality soundbar and subwoofer now the sound matches the picture! I don’t regret this purchase at all and will likely keep getting LG brand tvs moving forward! The tv is very fast and responsive, takes gaming with an Xbox series X to the next level! Overall I have nothing bad to say and praise the picture quality , for the price (on sale) you simply can’t beat it! I do think it would be worth it at full price but if you’re saving hundreds it’s a no brainer! If you’re looking to upgrade an old 4k tv this is a top tier option on a budget, the $200-400 TVs you get what you pay for, it’ll work but won’t wow you! Best of luck on your tv search!

Use my tv mainly for gaming, with an occasional movie here and there. It's great and fast. One thing I don't like is how my tv always switches between hdr and i suppose the non-hdr function; i cant help but think this is taking a toll on my tv. For an entry-level oled, I'd say the b6 is a great tv for anyone no matter where you are in your oled journey.

Very good price and it was a lot bigger in my room than the last tv. All hdmi ports can output all your gaming consoles with the hdmi 2.1. Great for gaming. Its a nice looking tv.

This tv is very bright punchy color include Dolby vision for hrightest color hdr

Fantastic TV for the money. The picture is sharp right out of the box, black levels look surprisingly deep, and motion handling for sports and action movies is super smooth. Setup was straightforward, and all my streaming apps run without any lag. If you’re on the fence about picking this model up, go for it—you won't be disappointed!

Absolutely love this TV! The picture quality is incredible, especially the deep blacks and vibrant colors. Everything looks sharp and smooth, and it’s amazing for gaming on my PS5. The Magic Remote is also a nice touch. For the price, I honestly couldn’t be happier with it. Highly recommend!

Great OLED panel with deep blacks, excellent viewing angles, and a native 120 Hz refresh rate that's awesome for gaming. My only minor complaint is the built-in mouse cursor on the remote it's not a dealbreaker, but I could definitely live without it.

This TV has a great picture. Unfortunately theuser interface is poor. The remote control has unusual buttons requiring reference to the user manual to perform functions. The user maual is bery weak, doesn't describe the functions or how to access and control them. A number of the functions I previously performed with the cable remote require the TV remote. What I once perfrmed with one remote, I now need two to perform. Although LG products generally receive high ratings, I don't understand how the can get a high rating with such a weak user interface. Nevertheless, the picture is great and that's important for a device we want to watch regularly. I recommend it based on the great picture.

The most affordable and excellent oled tv for casual and gaming purposes. Gets very bright. The only downsides are the slow processing power and remote control menus are sluggish. LG please update to improve the menu sluggishness.

I really like this tv. Picture quality is great. I was concerned abt downsizing to 48”, but it is perfect. Aesthetically I like that the size is dedicated to the screen and not a lg frame. A bit of a learning curve to operate all functions. I cont to use a combination of 2 remotes to avail all functions.

The LG B6 has amazing picture quality. I have an LG G2 as well and it is on par with it. The most surprising part was how good the audio quality is with the B6. It sounds as good if not better than my Sonos Beam (Gen 1). Truly have no complaints!

Just as good as the Samsung OLEDs and brighter. No lag that I've noticed.

Great value. Picture looks great. Solid across the board. Best in a dark room. Finicky UI. Overall, a good entry level OLED for under 1K. Size provides a lot of flexibility. Easy and quick pickup from store location.

The good....I love the picture from this TV. We didn't realize how bad the "blue" in our Sony LED had gotten until we got this one hooked up. Easy to set up, plenty of inputs and a great picture. The OS is average at best. I don't love it, and I don't hate it. Its tolerable. There is a lot of bloat ware in the OS, and you unfortunately can't delete it all. I removed as much as I could, disabled the AI slop, and then turned off as many ads as I could figure out how to remove. Its been pretty good. One complaint with the OS is that renaming the inputs is problematic, as it doesn't seem to remember them. Annoying, but obviously not deal breaking. Now for the bad. The Magic remote, is, without a doubt the worst remote that I have ever had for any type of electronic device ever. The pointer is terrible and who puts out a remote without a mute button, or numbers for channel selection? I finally bought a $20 universal remote and solved all of my remote problems. I know that I am not the only one who thinks this remote is terrible because of the 1000 device codes provided with my universal remote, the quick start guide used LG as its example. Obviously, they knew the problems with LG remotes. Bottom line, get the TV, drop $15-20 on an RCA universal remote, and dump the Magic remote in the bin. Honestly, no idea how that remote / features got through product testing.

I’m really impressed with this LG OLED TV. The picture quality is outstanding — deep blacks, excellent contrast, vibrant colors, and everything looks incredibly sharp without appearing overly processed. What has surprised me most is how smart the TV actually feels. The AI features do a great job adjusting the picture and sound depending on what I’m watching, and the whole experience feels much more intuitive than older smart TVs I’ve owned. It seems to recognize the type of content on the screen and optimize things automatically, so I’m not constantly going into the settings and making adjustments. WebOS is fast and easy to navigate, apps load quickly, and the TV feels very responsive overall. I also love that the OLED panel looks great from just about any viewing angle. For a 48-inch TV, this packs in an impressive amount of technology. The combination of OLED picture quality and the AI-powered features makes it feel like a genuinely modern smart TV rather than just a television with streaming apps. Very happy with the purchase and would absolutely recommend it.

This tv checks all the right boxes. Great 4K image quality, plenty of inputs and outputs, light weight and the processor chip makes for very smooth web app operation. I can't find any reason for a negative review at this time as it is used for a game room.

I had to replace my old LG as it suffered a fall and damaged the screen, and I tried two other televisions (all from different companies) before finally landing on this one. This is what you need to know, this product will be perfect if you are looking to use it for both watching movies as well as gaming. The picture is crisp and vibrant, and the HDMI 2.1 and 120 hz refresh rate will allow you to have both a gorgeous image and virtually zero input lag while playing games. There are numerous upscaling utilities that you can experiment with, but they are not necessary to achieve an ideal picture or clear sound quality. Setup can take about thirty minutes, and the UI does have a bit more clutter than I would have liked, but once you have everything to your liking you will be good to go. Pick this TV if you want a quality and fully compatible modern experience for a budget price.

I purchased this tv through open box excellent. The online chat agent was able to tell the source of the TV as it was not a floor demo. I received it 3 days later. I ran tests from YouTube to check for DSE. I am happy with the picture quality. I reset the TV. Now I have to investigate the TV settings for optimum picture. Thank you best buy

Super thin. Easy setup. Don’t care for the A.I. so just don’t connect to your internet. Initial setup was pretty quick- the tv auto adjusts to light level. I got it on sale!