LG 55" Class 4K UHD 2160P OLED Smart TV with HDR OLED55CXPUA 2020 Model

Did a ton of research before buying. I knew the LG OLED was one of the best if not the best TV on the market but still had my doubts if it could live up to the hype and price. It did and then some. TV size is huge but you can get that anywhere what stands out is the picture. Contrast is amazing and the picture is amazingly clear. Even when watching just 1080 cable tv and not 4k content it shines. It upscales the image and makes it look amazing. I was having trouble on my old 55" sony bravia tv of being able to read menus and such but now with increase size and clarity can read the smallest print at the bottom of screen from advertisers "small print" disclaimers no problem. If you want the best and not worried about the price this TV is for you.

I've read some negative comments on forums, but screen uniformity on my set is excellent. I'm not sure if it is luck or is LG is doing a better job sorting panels. No TV is perfect, but I am very satisfied and this is from someone who still uses a last gen Pioneer Kuro set. The only complaints I have are some erratic behavior with eARC (seems to be a common issue) and lack of all forms of DTS on passthrough. This is an issue now as HDMI 2.1 AVR's are not common but will probably lessen over time. The included mounting was not difficult but I would recommend watching or skimming a video as the written instructions are pretty poor. It is not possible for the installation to be completely flat to the wall unless you have a relatively large recessed box (without a flange) for power and AV connections. Plan ahead if this is important to you. Beach Camera did a great job on the order and shipping. I had no issues.

Our tv wasn't that old, but we wanted to make the jump to OLED and 4k. I cannot believe what a difference it makes! The blacks are so black. It's just beautiful. This is also the first smart tv we've owned that is fast enough to use routinely. Set-up was very easy and the price was right. Very pleased with this upgrade.

Not very good setup instructions so we went to You Tube and watched a few videos so we wouldn't damage it in setup. The picture quality is fantastic! and the 65" size is too large for a bedroom. This is for our living area. The remote is pretty awesome too.

By far the best TV I've ever owned. Arguably the best 65-in TV you can buy today the LG OLED CX. Excellent visual with true blacks a variety of menu items and very good sound with Atlas capabilities. Competitively priced by Walmart with quick delivery.

Absolutely LOVE this TV. Upgraded from a 11 year old Panasonic Plasma. Was unsure if I'd appreciate the new technology. Am now 2 weeks into watching the new set and every day, I'm still amazed. As a result, am going through all the "great" Blu-ray movies of past. Can't say enough. Right out of the box, virtually no adjustment needed.

I am a cable cutter upgrading an old plasma set . The tv has a better tuner than my last plasma set. Good apps so no need for a third party box to get all the channels, including some 4k. Apps work fast-no lag. Good 4k picture. Amazing picture, even with regular HD over the internet.

I bought my first OLED LG last year (BX model I believe) to replace my aging 1080p Sharp Quattron and loved it so much, I could not pass this offer to use in the game room. Watching 4k content on these tvs have no match. The sound on this tv is also amazing. Highly recommended.

This Tv is amazing! The picture quality is great. There are plenty of reviews online that go into detail about just how great this television is so I wont bore you with my non expert opinion. I was debating between the 65 in and 77 in and ultimately decided on the larger screen and could not be more content. The screen is massive. The size and quality of the image really captivates and places you right in the scene. It pairs perfectly with the next gen consoles. I had input issues trying to hook up a PS5 with an inferior hdmi cable but those were resolved with an 8k hdmi cable. Some claim that these OLED panels don't do well in bright rooms, I have yet to run into an instance where I wished the panel was brighter and I have substantial amount of sunlight via large windows. The contrast is so great that when watching movies in a dark room with subtitles i actually have to turn down the brightness as to not hurt my eyes. The magic remote has a pretty nifty feature where it can be used as a mouse to point and click on screen. It also functions like a universal remote, so for example you can control a firestick with the tv remote. That being said the remote does feel flimsy considering just how pricey these tv's are. It also lacks a backlight which can be aggravating in a dark room. My only issue is the tvs built in speakers. At lower volumes the sound is echoey and sounds somewhat flat. Once you start to pass 25 % volume it really opens up a bit and sounds much better but honestly a dedicated audio system or a nice sound bar and woofer would give better results. Would have given 5 stars if the remote was backlit and the internal speakers were better. Worth every dollar. #sweepstakes

This Tv is amazing! The picture quality is great. There are plenty of reviews online that go into detail about just how great this television is so I wont bore you with my non expert opinion. I was debating between the 65 in and 77 in and ultimately decided on the larger screen and could not be more content. The screen is massive. The size and quality of the image really captivates and places you right in the scene. It pairs perfectly with the next gen consoles. I had input issues trying to hook up a PS5 with an inferior hdmi cable but those were resolved with an 8k hdmi cable. Some claim that these OLED panels don't do well in bright rooms, I have yet to run into an instance where I wished the panel was brighter and I have substantial amount of sunlight via large windows. The contrast is so great that when watching movies in a dark room with subtitles i actually have to turn down the brightness as to not hurt my eyes. The magic remote has a pretty nifty feature where it can be used as a mouse to point and click on screen. It also functions like a universal remote, so for example you can control a firestick with the tv remote. That being said the remote does feel flimsy considering just how pricey these tv's are. It also lacks a backlight which can be aggravating in a dark room. My only issue is the tvs built in speakers. At lower volumes the sound is echoey and sounds somewhat flat. Once you start to pass 25 % volume it really opens up a bit and sounds much better but honestly a dedicated audio system or a nice sound bar and woofer would give better results. Would have given 5 stars if the remote was backlit and the internal speakers were better. Worth every dollar. #sweepstakes