[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Beyond satisfied with the OLED. Did a lot of research before buying the 55 C8. The positive reviews were stacked up, making my choice a bit easier. Geek Squad came in and wall mounted it in mere minutes. Upon turning it on, we all were in awe of the amazing quality of the picture. My wife still can't believe the realism that comes off that screen.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] When I purchased my TV, the LG OLED was touted to be the best picture ever. The display models in the store were very impressive, and it seemed worth it for me to pay extra money to bring this TV into my home. Looking at TVs side-by-side, the LG OLED stood out. Not to mention, it has one of the best viewing angles. At home, we have two large LG TVs, each in a different room. One is the OLED, the other is an LED, and both have great pictures. For the most part, the content we view is regular high-definition and not 4k. If you did not know which was the OLED, and went back and forth between rooms, you would be hard-pressed to pick out the OLED. When I have company, and turn on the OLED, no one ever says "Wow, look at that great picture!" I don't think I would pay the extra money for the OLED in the future. And that was my opinion before I discovered the problem with image retention. After owning the OLED TV for about a year, we noticed a discolored spot in the lower right-hand corner of the screen. It was not a consistent or vivid spot, and it changed color depending on the background scenery. This spot was always in the same place on the screen, and it became more and more noticeable. One day, a visiting family member noted it was a ghost image of the NBC peacock logo. I looked it up on the internet and learned of image retention problems on LG OLED TVs. My warranty period was over, and the extended warranty I purchased from a third party would not cover this defect. I had no choice but to live with this issue. I also read that the image retention was not permanent and that it may "wash" away if I continued to vary channels I was watching. My conclusion at the time was that this was no big deal. I made sure I was not staying on any one channel for an extended period of time, but this did not help. After two and a half years, the image retention has become very pronounced and is noticeable all over the screen. (See attached images) When I have company, people easily notice the horrible looking screen and I feel embarrassed about it. They wonder what was I thinking when I bought this TV. Not one person seeing this TV would buy an LG TV in a million years. The TV looked so bad that I contacted LG Customer Service about this. Even though not covered by warranty, LG agreed to replace the screen as a one-time courtesy and not charge me for the part, just the labor. I am very appreciative of this, but I am leery that my new screen will turn bad over the next couple of years. The OLED technology has not been perfected. On another note, I do love the "magic remote" that came with both TVs. What I don't like are all the picture and sound setting options. Although it sounds like a good idea to be able to customize the picture and sound for various types of viewing content, the settings are complicated and confusing. I can play with the settings all day long and still not be sure if I found the best settings. Nonetheless, the adjustability may be great for others. I am still a big fan of LG Electronics products, just not the OLED screen.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Bought the TV 3 weeks ago to replace am old plasma TV. Difference was mind blowing! Image display was top notch. 4k via YouTube videos was amazing. Really hope cable TV starts broadcasting contents at 4k! Low profile EZ LG wallmount was a perfect compliment to the new TV!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Have had the tv for a few weeks. At first not to happy with the brightness of the set but now it's been on and played with just love this tv! Still learning things about it every time I use it only make it it better. Recommend this to everyone!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is a great television with an outstanding picture and features. I had an issue with sound sync to picture but it was the cable box surround that needed to be shut off, an easy fix that was hard to find/troubleshoot. I wish the set had a routine to calibrate the picture. Other than these two minor items the set is absolutely stunning.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The picture is beautiful,especially when watching a 4k bluray disc. The picture is also outstanding when watching a regular bluray & dvd disc too. I also like that I can control all settings. For example,I can control the color,brightness,contrast,etc.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This OLED technology will blow you away! Sometimes it almost feels weird how realistic and vivid the picture quality is. It seems like you're viewing a live performance in a theater. Sporting events are off the chain - you feel like you're in the arena watching the game.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I purchased this TV knowing I would get excellent picture quality, but when I watched my first 4k HDR film on it with just the default cinema mode, I was blown away. No tv comes close to the fidelity, true black levels, and vibrancy. Highly recommended with no reservations!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Notwithstanding a slim user manual to describe the TV's complexities, and no backlight for the remote, the TV exceeds my expectations. The picture is sometimes quite breathtaking. Let me add my TV tech servicing my now defunct previous TV strongly recommended this TV.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is a wonderful TV, albeit still a little bit on the expensive side. I love the quality of the entire TV, including the stand and even the back panel. It is no longer cheap plastic! The screen quality is amazing, especially when watching 4k HDR streams or shows. Even 720 and 1080p regular cable TV looks drastically different than my 1080p LCD Panasonic TV that is just a few years old. The remote, the menu, the apps, all work great and are gorgeous. Strongly recommended!