LG 97" Class 4K UHDTV (2160p) HDR Smart OLED TV (OLED97G2PUA)

I bought this about a month ago when we moved into our new home and the quality is superb! Picture is always sharp and bright. The portrait mode is what really made me purchase this item, you have so many options! Would highly recommend this TV

I've had the TV for about a month now and the picture quality is awesome! Coming from a plasma, I almost bought a projector but decided I couldn't live with the mediocre black levels, so I'm super glad that I bought the 83" G2 as it's a perfect fit in my room, has a bright and sharp picture with superior black levels.

I have had this beautiful amazing tv a month ago after doing a lot of research and I'm so happy I did. We just moved to this new house and previously, I didn't use to enjoy watching tv.. but now, with this LG Oled Gallery series 83” in my living room, watching tv is such a joy and a pleasure. Our whole family loves it and even some of our friends expressed their awe in how it's so beautiful to watch shows with this tv. It's so pleasing to the eyes even if it's a huge tv. I paired it with a Sonos soundbar +subwoofer and it improved the already good sound of the tv itself. I just watched Avatar with this set up last night and it was the next best thing watching this vs the movie theater. So far, I love all the features and the minimalist look of this. I love how I can have artwork and beautiful landscapes displayed in sequence when I'm not watching tv. It makes the look of my living room so beautiful as it is flush and flat on my wall. I thought I wouldn't like the remote control for this model bec it's not back-lit but after using it almost everyday, it became intuitive to find the buttons even while in a darkened room. I am quite surprised that i don't get lost with the buttons now. It did took some adjustment and getting used to the buttons and setttings. I don't even have my Apple TV installed bec I don't need it, so far. Maybe I will if I want to do mirror imaging, but the tv come installed with Apple TV already. There are also many apps available to install! Overall, this tv is the best tv I've owned so far and watched tv from. I'm thinking of getting a smaller one for another room in my house. That's how good this LG Oled Gallery series is! No regrets and I'm quite a happy camper here!

The blacks are perfect. This is my first OLED and I can immediately tell the difference, no way I'm going back to any other TV

I bought this a month ago and have not been disappointed once in the beauty I see in the picture! So vivid and vibrant with stunning picture quality!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I got this unit brand new as a replacement for my LG CX 65-inch. I have to say, the color balance is exquisite, the picture quality is incomparable, the black depths are beautiful - this is one of the best televisions for gaming, streaming, sports, media centers or otherwise. And I would never, ever, EVER buy it or recommend it to anyone. Why, you ask? For the same reason I gave it 3/5 stars - the absolutely illogical changes they've made to the remote. See, they removed the play and pause buttons. “So what?” So: - Are you streaming? Need to pause? Better hit the center key. Oh, you accidentally hit one of the circle directions because it's in the center? Guess you wanted to bring up subtitles, or skip to the next episode, or exit the program. - Did you slightly roll the center key, because it's also a scroll wheel? Whoops, now you're on pointer mode. Better hope the app you're using will pause when your pointer clicks! And that it's not starting over anything else! - What if your app doesn't pause when the center button is pressed? Different app developers assign different functions, I've found ones that bring up menus instead. So I have to swirl the pointer around to pause. And hope I don't skip or scan through the episode instead. You know what I use this TV for? STREAMING AND MOVIES. I live a normal life where I have to pause occasionally, and it's just such an asinine, pointless quality-of-life reduction to fight with my remote to do it. I literally tracked down MY REFURBISHED REMOTE across multiple cities in the state, just to get it back - and guess what? The play and pause buttons for that old remote work JUST FINE with the LG G2. So they didn't remove the software/board function. Just the button. Inconceivable. When it's time to upgrade, I will never buy another LG TV until they stop designing SMART TV REMOTES with fewer and fewer features. PS: The menu bloat is insane. The forced advertising is obscene and unnecessary. Why does the TV's smart menu and app dashboard move TEN TIMES FASTER if I change the TV region to somewhere without ads? Why, even after disabling all advertisement I can, am I STILL getting hounded on the main screen by ads I don't care about, that slow down my TV? It's crazy to say it, but the LG G2 is worse than the CX in every way that matters to me: User experience, quality of life, and most importantly, RESPECT for the customer.

Started off as a really nice TV until it was fuzzy and then went dead. TV seemed extremely hot before it went off and no longer would power on. Thin profile looks nice on wall but really wondering if it's not enough space for electronics to cool and get air flow. Either I had a lemon and possibly a one time issue or LG has an overheat problem with these units and likely will see more of these reviews for no power.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The TV has an excellent picture, but the problem we are having is with the LG Sound bar. We've had the Geek Squad out 4 times and it is still not connecting toe the ARC feature every time. We have dish and stream thru Roku. When Roku is on the ARC connects every time. But it will disconnect itself within about an hour, revert to TV sound out and then it may go back into ARC mode. Very frustrating! It will not go to ARC when using Dish unless you go from Streaming to Dish and then it disconnects going back to TV sound out after an hour or so. This is an awfully expensive system to have these kind of problems! Next step is I give up and try to get a refund or a new system and try again.

Nothing but Wi-Fi issues. Can't enjoy this beautiful TV because just about every hour it loses its connection. LG tried to support this issue twice but it's still the same issue. I have a newer google mesh Wi-Fi system not even 3 feet away from the TV and still have these issue. Seems like this is a known issue on a bunch of forums but still no real fix.

There appears to be a somewhat common issue with the 83” G2. Many people are receiving units that , when the TV has been off for a certain amount of time, it has to be powered on multiple times before it will stay on. Mine was purchased in Nov 22 and I've had the main board and power supply replaced. Now a tech has to come out to replace more parts. Frustrating to say the least considering how expensive these are and the hassle of having to take it down multiple times LG - what”s the solution here?