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Great product, works as expected, worth every penny! Still using it with much appreciation. One of the best TVs I've owned. Meets and exceeds all of my exspecations.

I've only had this for about 10 days, but it is amazing so far. Incredible picture. Easy to set up (except for Alexa, which is probably an Amazon issue). I hesitated on getting an oled because our room is pretty bright. Has not been an issue at all. Highly recommend.

When we shopped for tv's, we compared all the brands and found the LG OLED 55" the best picture with the sharpest clarity of any other brands.

I've been following LG OLED TVs for a while and finally decided to purchase one to replace my LG Plasma TV. I usually spend weeks on new TVs to calibrate the pictures but I was really impressed with the clarity and accuracy of LG's preset modes, especially Cinema. And with the right source (HDR), the picture quality exceeded my lofty expectations. Anyone who preferred plasma to lcd TVs need to check out OLEDs and in my opinion, LG OLEDs offer the most value today.

LG OLED - great picture, easy to navigate. LG could provide better Owner's Manual for us non-millennials and how to set it up from removing it from the box. Only issue I have found with no solution is the LG controls my Yamaha receiver (for surround sound). When turned on, the LG TV switches the receiver from HDMI2 (ARC) input with STB Refsw Desi displayed on receiver for 2 seconds with picture and sound to an Audio input channel with no sound but with picture. Yamaha techs (3) tell me it is the LG controlling the receiver and they can do nothing about it. (Same thing happens with Samsung TVs, they said.) I get sound and picture by manually switching input on the receiver remote to STB Refsw Desi display for HDMI2 input .

Terrific picture. But at least for me, the 4K capability is useless for now. Netflix streaming in 4K via the ethernet cable connection results in frequent stoppage for buffering. (My download speed is 180M, but this TV only supports up to 100M. Don't know if that is the issue. It happens on multiple shows. Netflix itself may be the issue, but 4K just doesn't work). Amazon Prime video via ethernet doesn't work at all (it lets you get as far as choosing something to stream, but never plays it. This may be an Amazon issue.). So I watch everything via my cable box (Xfinity) which supports HD but not 4K. Netflix and Prime video work just fine there. I guess I'll have to wait for better cable TV equipment in order to get a 4K picture for more than 3 minutes at a time.

Bought this set back in February and it works wonderfully and great picture quality. Keeping an eye out for burn-in issues The only thing i would change is the TV stand could be higher. Its sits too low so that you can't put a sound bar in front of it without it intruding into the screen view

Quality is 5 stars, but it's missing a bunch of apps other tv brand has. So I'm using my Apple TV to get the apps I'm missing. The tv also doesn't connect to my google hub, so that's another negative for me. But, if you care about screen quality, OLED tv is for you, but if you stream with multiple stream apps, it's not a good fit.

Bought the LGB9 65" TV in Jan 2020 for a PC Gaming Monitor.As a PC gaming monitor with HDR is fantastic. Thought I try watching some sports in 4K and to my surprise,the 4K sports with any fast movement was a blurry,artifacting mess.So I thought I was crazy and hooked up another TV side by side.SO I had my 60" Plasma and 65" OLED sise by side for 3 weeks and the Plasma has a good picture and is more clear even at 1080p. I was going to return the TV but since I bought it for a gaming monitor I kept the TV.I am sure BLUE Ray 4K would be awesome but normal TV watching not so good.

Picture is great when watching 4K content but when watching live tv the images are blurry. Not good for sports or fast action live tv. Disappointed considering the price.