SIGNATURE OLED W8PUA

This was a great purchase for me. Or so I thought. Things were going well in the beginning. I had a good job and a decent tent to live in. One day my friend gave me his super huge tent and I was blown away on how much room it had. First thought was I need a larger TV that doesn't weigh much. Well good old Amazon had the right TV for me by lg. This thing is so thin I could pick me teeth with it. Like most I just put it on my credit card and ordered it thinking I will pay it off at some point. When it arrived I was so excited and was able to zip tie it to the wall of my tent. That night a storm rolled through with high winds. I went out by my favorite tree to pee and as I turned around to walk back my tent took off like a balloon and got caught in the power lines. Needless to say I was now without a home. Miraculously my lg signature TV came loose from the dollar store zip ties and dropped on the ground right by my feet. So after the storm I got some of the poles that I could find from my old tent and attached them to the lg tv. Now I have a amazing roof that is worth over 6k. Unfortunately the screen is cracked and they do not cover that with the factory warranty. Something about how the TV isn't meant for outdoors. Weird since I lived at home with it. Oh well. At least I'm dry.

Everything was great about the tv picture quality is excellent sound from the sound bar is great. Only draw back that i see is if you want to mount this tv on a wall you still need the sound bar to connect your inputs and its hugh. You cant yous the screen without the soundbar. Other than that its a great tv love it.

Great TV. Now I'm living In the box it came in.

If the people who previously left reviews could be anymore pathetic... I mean really just because it's expensive doesnt mean you need to leave a bad review. Stop being children! Ive seen the tv in person, i dont own one. I gotta say it's very impressive!

This could easily be a 5 star review. Except:I originally purchased this tv as a 65" had the tv guys "try" to install it. (The install looked fairly simple) however the tv would not work, after 4 visits from the tv guys, and several calls to LG i was "upgraded" at an additional cost not as much as i would of paid tho, to the 77" and it worked perfectly as soon as it arrived.TV Review: BEST TV i have ever owned/seen. The picture quality is amazing, OLED is definitely superior picture quality if your looking for detail. The screen supposedly can be bent slightly altho i wouldnt recommend, it is also thinner than my galaxy note 9 cellphone. The screen itself has a wall mount which its attached to by 4 tiny hooks and believe it or not magnets... The menus look great and customization of features is pretty impressive. This is a GREAT tv for gaming, i have my ps4 pro connected and definitely notice the graphic improvement, with no framerate issues playing at games max graphics. It is worth noting OLED tv's can appear darker, due to the ability to contrast between white/black so finely, and in some cases you might the screen almost too dark. But as with any TV and in most game settings there is a "brightness" setting, upon turning this up this issue doesnt happen.The soundbar is very nice also featuring the dolby atmos, upon watching movies/games that support atmos you will notice it. The speaker naturally generates good surround sound but atmos is a step up. If you have vaulted ceilings the affect might not be as profound.Final thoughts:If you are considering it, Buy it.No regrets, hard to imagine owning another tv after this one.

This is a must if you own a 2 million dollar home and a 15 million dollar yacht.

This and the Sony A9G are probably the best TVs you can buy today for 10K or less. I have this LG model and it's been outstanding in all categories. Superb picture, excellent sound, comfortable remote, very nice features including Google Assist and Alexa compatibility. Also installed Netflix, Amazon Prime, Apple TV, CBS, and Hulu using their LG store, and I have to say that the picture looks better on their apps than it does on my separate Apple TV Box. Believe that has to do with the better internal processor. As the reviews indicate it’s very expensive, but you have to remember that OLED prices these days start at $1800 and go up from there. If you want the top of the line OLED look no further.

My third LG OLED tv. First was the 65” ‘picture on glass’ for my man cave. Was totally blown away by the picture! Ordered the 55” C9PUA for my bedroom, again, picture so clear you think you are in the movie. Was so sold on LG, bought the Ferrari, the 77” W9PUA For my home theater! Bless LG. You get what you pay for, and these TV’s are worth it!