It’s been a little over 2 months with the TV and I can easily say it’s the best TV I’ve owned. A bit on the pricey end but you really get what you pay for. The picture quality is unmatched and it’s got a lot of nice features. Not to forget to mention how quick and snappy everything is, unlike some of my other TVs which has slight delay when navigating thru.
The phrase window on the world truly means more now When I turn on this LG G2 PUA TV it takes me places with a since in immersion that I have never experienced before outside of a theater
Did a lot of research on UHD TV units with a particular emphasis on OLED, and decided to go with the LG G2 65” set based on feedback from several sites and this units particular features. Liked the gallery feature in particular in addition to the ability to access (5) different viewing modes. Our previous set didn’t show dark scenes well which is why we were looking at OLED. After a little over a month of viewing, I can say that OLED has adequately addressed that issue. Love the unit. Colors are clear and vibrant. Love it, love it, love it.
Had this installed 2 months ago and have never been happier with a TV set. The clarity and vibrancy are what makes it stand out. The ease of navigating apps is also a plus. Even mirroring shows a demonstrably better picture. I added the sound bar to complete the set up. Never happier.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Installed on the wall roughly two weeks ago. Sound is great. Sits flush to the wall with zero cords visible. Great picture. Easy to use. Big fan
IMPORTANT: Anyone who has the LG G2 and has to press the power on button twice in order to turn their TV on: GET A TV REPLACEMENT ASAP! The LG G2/C2 83 inch has been recalled due to a badly engineered motherboard. The problem is a few compacitors on the board fail to hold power to the P3 circuit. This means if the TV sits long enough it will not have enough power to energize the relay and allow the TV to turn on properly the first time. This is why pressing power on the first time pulls energy from the wall and energizes the P3 circuit at less than half voltage and the relay does not engage to allow the TV to turn on. The second power on press will allow the TV to come on due to the strange half-volted P3 power state. This half-volted state, if persisting for a long period of time, can cause the motherboard to short to ground and cause a fire.
Response from lg.comBy JaNika Wiley, Social Media, November 22, 2022
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[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Bought this two weeks ago. The picture is amazing as well as the included features. Very convenient to not have to use a streaming device anymore.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] If you've waited like I have to buy an OLED TV this is the one you want! This TV is the best one I have ever bought and I really LOVED my plasma's. The picture is so clear at times it looks fake. The addition of the heat sink and the 5 year warranty is what made me buy this TV, so stop reading reviews and go buy this TV NOW you will not be disappointed!