Purchased this 65” TV for my father. Great value, picture quality and functionality. SMART TV function works well with easy access to apps like Netflix. Movement is not quite as good as our old Panasonic Viera plasma (this LG LED is still a bit “soap opera” like). The more expensive OLED version would probably have better and smoother motion.

Why didn’t I buy a UHF tv earlier. It’s picture quality is fantastic. It’s turns on quickly and responds fast. I am quite impressed with its sound quality also. Only criticism I have is it’s pointer sensitivity. It’s seems a bit too sensitive so makes a little difficult to navigate freely.

Please everyone share this so that no one else has to go thru this.
Dear lg australia i would like to say that your new UK65 inch tv's are absolute rubbish. I brought mine 3 weeks ago and it was replaced after the first week due to half the screen going white. Now the replacement tv is doing the same thing and you are now trying to tell me that that is how the tv is meant to be.....
I want my money back as this tv is absolutely terrible.
LG (lifes good) no its not i have had 3 weeks of running around trying to get this sorted out its not good enough.

I bought this TV after years of using an older WebOS tv, and loved that system so much that I refused to even consider switching to another brand.
This particular TV is easy to set up and use, and very quick to turn on, with an option available to make it even quicker.
The remote includes a very useful Netflix button, and another for AmazonPrime. The TV will remember your most recent applications and switching between any application is as easy as it gets.
The HDR settings make games seem more detailed and life like then ever, while movies and TV shows in UHD are as clear and crisp as you could hope for.

I've only had it for a few months, but so far have had no issues.