Picture and sound are good. Connected easily with my LG soundbar. Set up was easy. Navigation between cable and streaming services is simple and intuitive. Only issue I have noticed is slow to start up and connect with my cable box. Slower than I am used to when navigating like pulling up channel line up. Love the magic remote.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We bought this TV 6 weeks ago as our "old one" (years) was shutting off and coming back on. Wasn't the remote so decided to replace it. Picture is fantastic and has all of the apps built in (Prime, Netflix, etc.) Could not ask for a better TV and at a fantastic price.

[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 .

The mouse curse on the magic remote is a great and so is the picture. The issue we have is the firmware and sometimes it's slowness to respond to commands. Sometimes it's fast sometimes it can take up to 20 seconds to go into the app center. Don't know if our latest firmware actually needs another update but we recommend the tv overall as a B+.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Good product at a good price. The start-up sequence seems a bit cumbersome. I'd like to get directly to cable box connection/controller rather than scroll through the preprogrammed apps with the LG controller.

Great picture and features. The "magic remote" took some getting used to, and using HDMI to connect to a Vizio sound bar is problematic. Had to switch to optical. Same great sound from the sound bar minus the ability to use the LG remote to adjust volume. Not a big problem, since using the Xfinity remote or the Vizio remote works fine. Just a minor inconvenience.

I purchased this LG 65 in. TV in order to replace an older LG 55 in. I own which was NOT a smart TV. I called it a dumb TV due to the lack of Web OS. It too worked very well. So far the 65 in. LG 65UR80 has not disappointed. It boots up fairly quickly and I have more Apps than I will ever need. The variety of channels is incredible. The sound is much better than the old one. I may not even need a sound bar but I like the Bass I get during movies or music playing. I switches quickly between medias and the picture quality is outrageous! Keep it up LG!!!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is great LG TV, with a sound difference! I just hope this new model last longer then my previous 55 inch Model# 55SK8000PUA, of which up and died on me exactly 4 years to the week. Also, my sound bar (SK8Y) purchased with my previous TV model does not sync when turning on the new model TV....?

Haven’t had this TV for a year yet and had to replace the remote, had to go back to factory settings. Thought it was my modem, bought a new one. Checked with internet provider, and that wasn’t the problem. The TV IS NOT AT ALL what we thought we purchased.

We purchased this TV in Nov, 2023, and for the most part, performance has been very good, although the remote control operation is sometimes quirky, and we recently started having a streaming issue. Remote control operation does NOT always work smoothly, especially with Amazon Prime where navigating through shows and making a selection can be a crap shoot, as the cursor seems to time-out too quickly. The recent streaming issue appears to be related to the lack of a dedicated app for Acorn TV, forcing us to use a web link to get to the website. This worked OK until 2 to 3 weeks ago when the web app started crashing about 10 to 15 minutes into the show we were watching. The TV would display a message similar to "this app must be closed to free up memory". We would then be given the option of restarting the app from where it crashed, or starting it over. We would start again from when it crashed, but it would crash again in 5 to 10 minutes, and do this repeatedly, which was very annoying.