After a month or so I discovered that LG no longer allows SiriusXM Radio - bummer. Then when I call for tech. service, I get someone from a foreign country that I can hardly understand. The user manual has very little information as to how to operate the remote and get the TV to do what you want it to do.. I guess you just think that everyone is a techie.

Totally pleased and somewhat surprised. This specific TV was inexpensive and it is absolutely magnificent. 75” is not too big. Yes, it always gets a drop-jawed reaction from friends which means it is just right. I am happy, very happy with this purchase.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I've had this TV for over a month now and I am pretty happy with it overall. The only problem I have had is the sound. I have tried everything and can only get the sound to work with my surround sound or with the TV sound, but not both. I even tried calling LG for help. This TV is replacing an LG TV I bought a few years ago. I hooked this one up just like the last one and no luck. Other than that frustration, the sound and picture are both really good.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We purchased this TV for our Christmas present to ourselves. While it was fairly easy to assemble and set up, I did find that the TV was fairly complicated to use, with a lot of functions that I still do not use or understand. I also found that it didn't have the accessory connections that I needed for our VHS tape playor or DVD player, so cannot use them now at all. I also cannot set up our sound system that we had from our previous TV since there is no sound output and the LG sound system costs more than the TV did, so that's out of our range. We are still working on understanding how to use the TV and it's many function and station apps. With all of the setups and user guide information on the TV and not a booklet, and us being an older generation, we are struggling to use many of the functions, and even setups. We still have to use 2 remotes, since we have Dish Satellite system, which will shut down after a couple of hours of inactivity, and it will not start up without using the remote for Dish. It's also harder to change channels, look at the guide, etc., for Dish using the LG remote. So that being said, it's not all that we hoped that it would be. The picture quality and overall TV system is quite nice compared to our older TV, but not having our sound bar for a quality sound, not having hookups for our DVD and VHS systems, it is not as useful as our older TV. We still really like the TV itself and the quality though. The price was decent as well. Only time will tell if we will purchase another LG after this one.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Awesome the clear crisp picture connection to surround sound and features are flawless. Plus the constant digital technology on the picture quality is mesmerizing . Ease of access and hook up plus the quality of the technology .

Honestly, the inability to opt out of the data collection / spyware / surveillance part it is a real turn off. If I had known about this level of intrusion, I would have done more research to see if there's a brand that doesn't insist on this to even let you watch tv...

Purchased as a replacement of competitors product. Somewhat disappointed in the features. The remote control is difficult to operate and is confusing. The startup of this set is slow!!! Picture color is somewhat dull and could be brighter. Price was good.

I have always wanted a larger TV in our main room. This 86" replaced a 65" and the difference is amazing. Plus this is a 4K and at 86", I can see the difference. Curved images appear very smooth, without the usual jagged edges. Colors are very true and has very deep blacks so the contrast level is much higher than other LED TVs I have viewed. I also like the remote, it is easy to operate and very intuitive.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The construction quality and design of the television are good. The ability to connect to the internet and access various free channels is excellent. The categorization and access to other sources of movies, series, and music have been well implemented. However, a problem I've noticed occurs when watching 4K, 8K, or 12K films. The color grading of the images noticeably changes during viewing, indicating a weakness in the TV's processor for image processing. This issue is not very apparent on smaller TVs but is quite noticeable and problematic on an 86-inch TV, showing that the television struggles with image processing. Another aspect that LG needs to address is the limited selection of films available on its channel, which could be more extensive and varied. Currently, the selection is limited to Hollywood, while there's potential to include Arabic, Turkish, Indian, and Korean films.

Just what we were looking for in upgrading from our 11yr old 47” LG. Easy to wall mount to our existing bracket, Apple TV interface allows us to use the Apple TV remote control for everything. Picture quality is awesome at the 4K level even though our Apple TV is not 4K rated. Sound quality is exceptional with selectable modes. Additional LG channels are also included.