[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have done months of research to find my next tv. I owned a 55" LG OLED that I bought in 2015, that tv was perfect however I needed to go bigger. After months of researching and reading articles I narrowed it down to a Sony OLED and LG OLED and after doing the side by sides LG won, also helped that I already had a LG that I was happy with. The LG OLED 65C8PUA is the best TV on the market! The colors are amazing, the sound is quality the navigation is perfect. I highly recommend this TV!

When I received my LG 55C8 (one week ago), I almost returned it. A lot of things were worse than before, compared to my previous (and way less expensive) TV. I did find workarounds for most of them, but unfortunately I still have unresolved issues. Here is a list of some flaws on my LG C8 and how I worked around them: - Yellow tint: The first thing that hit me when I switched to cinema modes was the warmer yellowish tint. After looking on the web, I found that it was probably due to my previous TV being too "cool" or bluish. And indeed, after a few days, colors don't appear yellow to me anymore. - Weird stutter/artifacts while gaming: This one is very common, just disable "True Motion" setting. - Crushed black on PS4 (dark places are too dark): This one was bad, I almost returned my TV when I encountered it while playing Sekiro. It seems like the PS4 and the C8 don't know how to talk to each other. Again, the fix is easy: just turn RGB range to "Limited" in your PS4 settings. - Blurry text on Nintendo Switch: I don't know why but my previous TV did a much better job at upscaling low-res content. This is really noticeable on texts. For example on the Nintendo Switch home screen, font characters are very blurry while it looked like high-res/vector text on my previous TV. I don't have pictures to show you because I sold my previous TV, but the difference is like night and day. When I increase the "Sharpness" setting a little, this is less noticeable but still not perfect. I don't know how to fix this, unfortunately. - Bright subtitles on HDR content: I am French and don't speak English fluently so when I watch a movie, I watch it with subtitles. The thing is, with HDR/Dolby Vision movies, subtitles are way too bright. There is a workaround for Netflix (decreasing the font opacity), but this is not ideal because it makes subtitles too dim on SDR content so I'm forced to tweak subtitles each time I switch from SDR to HDR. What really sucks is that some apps don't provide a way too tweak subtitles, so I can't use them to watch HDR content. This is a shame because I bought a lot of movie on Rakuten.tv and can't watch them on my new TV because they automatically turn on HDR and there is no way to disable HDR on the LG C8 (!). Result: I have a TV capable of providing a near perfect image but can't use it because subtitles blind me. Do not get me wrong, the overall picture quality is stunning, but at this price, I didn't expect this kind of flaws. Online reviews are unanimous and I was really surprised when I received it. I think I would have bought an other TV if someone had told me I that I could not watch my HDR movies with subtitles on a C8.

I replaced a 10-year old DLP that was suffering from dead pixel syndrome, and...wow. This is just amazing. Sharpness and motion are vastly different with this set. Blacks...well...you just don't realize what was wrong before until you see this. From OTA to streaming services, this is the best set I've ever seen. And that's with my settings probably more muted than most of you use. I'm using the Standard profile with Contrast at 70, Brightness at 50, Sharpness at 25, Color at 42, Tint at 0, and Color Temp at C20. Seems to be a good balance.

I bought this expensive tv and not even a year there are horizontal lines on the screen. Contacted Lg they said you missed warranty by 5 days, luckily have Square Trade extended warranty and they are giving run around by telling me to send pictures over and over again.

If you never stream content then this is the TV for you. Excellent picture quality and decent audio. Everything you should expect from a 4K TV. HOWEVER, if you are like me and you stream a lot of video from VUDU then you have two choices. Buy a different brand TV or buy an external device because the VUDU app on LG TV's continually fails. I have watched a few movies with no issue then the next time I play it the app will crash multiple times. I lost count after a dozen times within the same movie. If I stream the same movie from an external device (laptop, ipad, etc.) it works perfectly. And before you blame the ISP, this is with high speed internet using a direct network connection (eliminating WiFi interference). There are pages of blogs with users having the same problem going back years. I wish I had read those before I purchased the TV.

If it worked, the picture quality were great. The worst thing is the LG support team who doesn't provide the replacement for a TV bought for just 3 weeks which was stopped working - power couldn't be turned on with any ways, power button on the remote, real panel button. If there would be no star, I would have to rank it zero.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Took delivery last week, while calibrating i noticed 2 key settings i have used in pervious models was the edge enhancer & vert/horz sharpness controls.I miss those because i like good sharp edges to the image, without at least the edge enhancer the image is a little softer.I use the expert pix mode for best pix, I'm in a small percentage that demands the sharpest most detailed pix.Hope a firmware update could bring back those settings.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Bought this TV about seven weeks ago and had it professionally mounted. So far so good.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Bought a couple of weeks ago. Seems darker than set it replaced and not too adjustable

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] A sleek and powerful tv with brilliant color and sophistication. Only issue is no HBO in apps.