LG 164 cm (65 inches) 4K Ultra HD Smart OLED TV 65B2PSA (Black)

The TV is fast, picture quality is superb, sound is not bad as well.. just go for it.. Considering this is OLED panel make sure you buy product support but from Amazon and not LG, Amazon provides 3 year support for 3k in comparison to LG's 24k

My gripe is with " Dawntech Electronics ", the seller. Have sent 1 enquiry and 4 reminders but no reply / answer. Fedup, took my chances and placed order. Fortunately, nothing outward happened. Consider myself lucky. Had the seller replied and clarified my question, the experience would have been very pleasant.I request Amazon to take action against this seller as well similar ones who do not answer to customer's queries. They bring bad image to Amazon platform as well to the brand / item they are selling.As for the TV, it is beautiful and classy. Great picture and surprisingly, great sound too. A sound bar can be easily avoided. Wish the TV had bigger size of 65".

Horrific experience. The TV doesn’t come with a stand, and it needs to be ordered separately after delivery. A technician visited the next day and said installation and demo weren’t possible until the stand arrived, then left. I had to wait close to a month for the stand to be available, and by that time, the return period was over. I tried everything possible to speed it up by contacting customer care and escalating it to the regional and national levels, but no use—they just kept the ticket pending every other day. Why can’t they give an option to order the stand along with the TV? I wouldn’t mind paying extra for it. Unacceptable behavior from LG. They want everyone to pay extra for the wall mount, and if you need table-top installation, don’t buy this unless you’re ready to wait indefinitely.The TV is okay, just like any other OLED, but WebOS is very disappointing due to lag in the UI. It literally feels like opening a webpage on a slow internet connection. All those AI gimmicks are namesake and do nothing. Upscaling is really poor. The sound is loud but muffled, with no effects, so a soundbar is a must. The table stand also causes the top of the panel to lean towards the rear by almost an inch, and I’m told this is by design, but it looks super weird.

True Infinite contrast. Picture quality is amazing. Sound quality is lot better than expected. Everything else is fine except that WebOS sucks. It is good enough for people using OTTs but for others, not so good.Also one more point to note is that, it can't run all types of HEVC (x265) files, some work, some doesn't. You can setup local servers like Jellyfin, but can't load local subtitle files, but can still get subtitles using opensusbtitles plugin and embedded subtitles work. Sidenote: kodiplayer is not officially supported but plex works.

Great starter TV into the OLED world of TVs, doesn't come with stand; you can either get wall mount or stand post delivery of the TV. I got wall mount for free and had to pay for the stand, just in case I might need the stand later on. Usually stand will be ordered after you raise a request and it'll induce time delay, wall mount can be done immediately on the same day of the delivery; provided you get in touch with LG as soon as you order the TV, WhatsApp is the most quickest channel to book installation.OLED black level is why I got this, I don't game so 60Hz is fine. OTT apps mostly does Dolby Atmos is via Dolby Digital but it is indeed supported, along with Dolby Vision IQ; one doesn't truly need True Dolby HD capabilities for Atmos. Sound is fine for normal bedrooms, bass is adequate. If you're keeping it in living room/hallway, then bass may not be enough and might call for a soundbar.Go for it! Utilize ThinQ app and also enroll into OLED Circle, where you get vouchers for OTT apps and even coupons for Big Basket, Myntra and so on. It's a no brainer to go with LG for OLED, over the over priced Sony OLEDs and questionable Samsung QD OLEDs; LG has almost 11 years or track record when it comes to OLED and my AC & computer monitors work so well, I went with LG again for my tv (I had an ancient Thompson CRT prior to this OLED, but mostly used monitor with Chromecast for Google TV).TV's LAN is limited at 100, use any streaming device like Chromecast for Google TV 4k and connect a USB C hub, that way you can do a lot more & also get native speeds.

Purchased this after a bit of confusion between this and the C3 - went for the A3 since I won't be using it for gaming (so I wasn't expecting the FPS to be a pain point). Glad that I did !Ended up costing me 69k using the ICICI Amazon Pay card during the Prime Day sale, which I think makes it great value for money.Some users have expressed concerns about the brightness (since A3 does not belong to the evo series) but I did not find this lacking in any way. We use it in bright as well as dim environments and there seems to be no problem with the picture brightness and the clarity at all.All in all, an excellent purchase made more delightful by the Prime Day offer.LG reached out proactively and sent someone for the installation, which was a breeze.

I purchased it ₹77000 at Ganesh Chaturthi sale with all bank & card & brand offers combined.unfortunately it was last piece of 45 inch. Can be easily fir & installed in your small bedroom. For larger screen sizes, you must place them in dining or drawing or bigger living room. The stand comes with the box and of good quality

The tv is amazing, a rotating wall mount is provided as free by company, the installation took time so had to directly call LG, as Amazon was late.The overall TV display, remote, UI is good, sound is not that good, so soundbar is required