LG 65 QNED99 + SP8YA

Beautiful picture once the factory settings are readjusted and finely tweaked. The colors are accurate and the resolution shows fantastic detail. I like it much better than the 65 inch LG OLED that it replaced. The OLED has deeper blacks but that is not a deal breaker. I've had it 6 months now and the picture is still great, and no burn-in or image retention like the OLED had. Don't get me wrong, the OLED was great, but after the first online firmware/software upgrade was automatically installed, that's when the burn-in and image retention occurred and some of the colors could not be accurately adjusted because of it! I do love this 99-series 8K though. No problems as of yet! FOLLOWUP: I really like this tv! It's now March 2023 and still no problems. The OS is slower than other models but is not a deal breaker. It's now November 2023 and no problems. I've added a Denon 8K AV receiver, and what was a great tv is now an improved, amazing tv. It looks and sounds much better. Update; it's now January 2024. I still love this tv. No problems ever. The only con is the portraits screensaver that pops up on initial startup. It's intrusive and unnecessary. Still not a deal breaker though!

I would have given -ve stars if I could. The service I received was the worst. The product is bad don't buy it. LG is not admitting it but they built a faulty product.I've had issues with this TV ever since I bought it. I purchase the TV from Amazon on October 9. In December all of sudden half of the screen started flickering, picture 1. I called Amazon they refused to return and referred me to contact LG. I called LG TV Support. They had me go through a 3 hours tests and finally determined that they need to send a technician.The technician came to see my TV in mid of January. Remember I called and reported the issue in December. Well anyways, he came did something replaced some parts and the TV started working again.In the mid of February or towards the end of it all of sudden a dull dark spot appeared in the middle of the screen. Picture 2 (Google page) shows the dark blemish in the middle and some on the sides of the screen. I called support again. I had to go through another round of 3 hours test and the agent finally told me that they would have to send a technician to look at it. She texted me the number of the technician and told me to call the technician the next morning as it was late they were closed.The next morning I called the technician, the technician told me that they don't service TV's and asked who directed me to them. I called LG TV Support again the agent who picked up the phone. literally brushed me off that he needs to go through the notes that the last agent inserted. Ok I said I'll wait. While he was going through the notes the call got disconnected and he never called me back (Which they were suppose to do).I waited 15 minutes then called the LG TV Support again, got another agent. She, after going through 1 hours of another round of tests said that it is normal for this TV to have a dark black blemish in the middle of the screen and that if she sends the technician out to my home then it will not be free, i.e., I would have bear the charges. After I objected to this, she said she will have me do another screen test (1 hour test) and that should fix this issue. But she insisted that my TV is working fine, even though you can clearly see a dark black blemish in the middle of the screen and some on the sides.My options are to live with it or take it as a loss and buy a Samsung TV now.One disappointed customer. I have another LG TV never had any issues with that one. Never buying LG again. I know nothing is going to happen with this but at least I thought I should warn others.I don't think LG has the technology to make 8K TV's or the ones that they are making are with defects.

I have been enjoying this TV for two weeks now and haven't been disappointed yet. The best LED based TV that I have owned. My RTX 3090 looks unbelievable playing certain games in 8K, and others in 4K at the highest TV refresh rate. While it is true about the lack of true 8K content, however, the 8K content that is out there, looks unbelievable on this TV. Enjoy the pics...

1. The picture quality is ok, not much way to verify 8K2. It is highend TV but come with 100 baseT ethernet, it is not acceptable3. I have LG TV 2016, nano cell 2018 and this one, the chip supposed to be very powerful, but webOS is very sluggish comparing to the old two, when press house key, the launch bar came out very slow, and when you move cursor, launch bar item responds very slow

We’re very happy so far with our purchase of the 75”. The picture is amazing and the amount of special functions available is almost overwhelming.

Best picture I have ever seen. It’s simply stunning. Speakers are OK but I have added a sound bar to round out the experience for this flat screen. It’s just like having the cinema in your living room.

This is the single worse TV that I have ever owned. Only purchase OLED’s like a QD-OLED from Sony or Samsung. Avoid LG LED’s mini which is a marketing joke. Only good for watching 8K YouTube with out any camera movement. This may be my final LG product for me. The black light bleed is horrid. You see it any and all content. You see waterfall affects every time there is any motion left or right. Football is a joke on it. I am embarrassed to turn in on with company. It is that bad.

Great detail compares with the more expensive OLED units which I also own. LG really hit the target with this model. Only drawback will be finding one.