[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I love watching movies on it! Super clear and crisp picture quality and colors. The blacks are really nice and my boyfriend really loves the way the screen looks while playing games. I really like the sound quality on this as well. I never go higher than 13 vol but it's always nicer to have the option if we want. The remote is pretty intuitive too. Definitely would recommend it!!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have a wide seating area in the main TV room with bright windows behind the viewing seats. This TV has absolutely the best off-axis picture quality of any tv on the market. There is no noticeable shift until you are about 70 degrees off axis. The reflection handling is great as well for bright rooms.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This TV was a gift. I am very happy with it. At first the picture was strange like the people were superimposed on the screen. Then we discovered that it was set for gaming. I suggest you review the settings to find the picture setting that works best for you

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] First time OLED TV owner and I’m in love with this TV. The picture is sharp, vibrant and the colors just jump off the screen. With my previous TV I had issues with making out details in the dark scenes while watching a movie or TV show. For example, watching Batman or Ozark the screen was essentially just black and I had no idea what was going on. This TV does a much better job in these shows and I have no issues with the brightness, even with my large windows to the side of the TV. This is also one of the first TVs that I have had where I actually like and want to use the built-in apps. The operating system is quick, responsive and easy to use. The magic remote works like a laser pointer making it easier and quicker to navigate menus or type in an email address. I also have my video game console connected and playing games has been great. The TV has 2 HDMI 2.1 ports, which allow for 120hz gaming with VRR and Freesync. This TV is perfect for next gen gaming experience. Watching movies, playing games, and streaming TV shows is such a great experience thanks to this TV. I’m not sure I could ever go back to not having an OLED picture. The quality and color are just about perfect. I received this product at a discount in exchange for my honest opinion.

We just really love our new LG, second in a row we have purchased. But...we have already had it replaced within two weeks of initial delivery. It goes (turns) off while we are watching at different times of the day. Just sitting there while watching and it goes off. Maybe better luck with the replacement!!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I bought this TV about two weeks ago. Love the picture and sound quality. Apps are easy to find. Lots of great features. Wish the guide was easier to use and there’s no last channel button on the remote

After much contemplating, I bought this TV and have it for 2 weeks now. Overall, the TV is fantastic, very feature driven. My earlier TV was an LCD from 2008, so of course a lot has changed since then, but let me summarize some of my experiences for the key pointers that everyone looks for in a TV: 1. Picture quality: Crystal clear and so crisp that I was amazed looking at the skin stubbles clarity in the pictures. The features stand out so well, that you can’t miss it. We watch the Harry Potter movie series every year during the Christmas Holidays and this year around, there was so much clarity in the movies that we observed, which we missed all the previous years around. Truly outstanding. 2. Sound: Pretty decent coming from a TV that has a paper thin screen. I assume the speaker is in the bottom somewhere. Of course, not a home theater sound experience, but decent enough. I had a soundbar from my previous TV, but have not hooked it up to this new TV yet. And we have watched a lot of movies and serials already! 3. Colors and contrast: See point 1. No critical feedback here. The TV is placed in my living room where during the day hours, the sunlight lands indirectly through the Windows and we have no issues watching the screen. During the night we absolutely love the screen. I have my TV in “cinema” mode and that works perfectly well for movies. I don’t know if the TV performs its own upscaling of the pictures to 4K HD, however I am connected via an HDMI to my Roku device and use streaming services such as Netflix and Amazon Prime movies. 4. Weight: I purchased the 77” B2 OLED, so it’s pretty large and requires 2 people to handle. From a weight perspective, it’s pretty manageable and doesn’t weigh a ton, like the older TVs of the day 5. Remote Control: The RC is smart and is able to control my Roku device on its own, which means I don’t need to have a separate RC for the Roku device. The RC also has a built in mouse like button, which provides a mouse like cursor on the screen to move around. This cursor feature is cumbersome in my opinion and a little clumsy for selection on the menu. The RC also lacks a voice control feature, such as the one on my Roku; which would have been nice and a default standard to have on the RCs in today’s age. Overall, I am very happy with this TV and I should have bought this TV earlier! Just wish the remote control would have more features that I would consider standard for today’s day. Probably can look to pair up the TV with another universal remote with those features, but I’ll need to buy that separately. That’s the only reason I have one star less on my overall rating.

I am generally quite pleased with this TV' picture quality. It's bright enough for me in my living room with curtains, if not mind blowing. The build is nice, the remote is fine. The software is OK, although the ads and notifications annoy me. My one hesitation about this TV is the way it handles motion. I understand OLED is prone to stutter, but what I have experienced on and off is more like buffering/ artifacting. I'm not certain what it is, and I've tried a lot of different clarity/motion settings. For the most part the motion is as expected, I just get the occasional sequence where the TV is really chopy and inconsistent. I wonder if this is a challenge on the B2 which would not be present on the C2 with its stronger processor?

In the store, I could not see a difference in picture quality between this and the slightly more expensive brand. Perhaps a slight difference between LG and the super expensive one. I am surprised at the sound quality with the built in speakers, but I still connected my surround sound system. A word of caution. The LG did not like the HDMI cable I used from my sound system to the sec port. Randomly it would change inputs and I would lose sound even on the internal speakers. On a hunch, I swapped the HDMI cable for new 2.1 and have had zero problems. The old set up worked fine with a different brand tv. Overall I am very satisfied with my choice.

55b2 is a nice quality tv but the software seems a bit buggy. I’m not sure if it is a common problem but my tv will glitch out frequently and the screen Will jump in and out and it will power on and off by itself and switch inputs by itself. Tried using customer support chat and it would just exit or the chat would end every time.