LG B3 Series 77-Inch Class OLED Smart TV OLED77B3PUA, 2023 - AI-Powered 4K TV, Alexa Built-in S80QY 3.1.3ch Sound bar with Center Up-Firing, Black

My first introduction to OLED was a 55" LG from 2020, which was also a B series TV. When I needed another bigger TV, I of course went for another LG OLED. This time it was this 65" and I have not been disappointed. This TV is wall mounted in my setup, but it delivered smoothly and was very nicely boxed. It also works great for gaming. I have hooked up my PC with an Nvidia RTX 3060 Ti and HDMI 2.1 cables at 4k 120 Hz and while frame rates are taxing on a 4k 65" screen, I can attest that it's stunningly beautiful.Pro Tip: Ensure you don't remove the plastic tie straps until you have it where you want to unbox it since the box slides off from the top (bottom box is not attached to top). It was super easy to mount, has an excellent and clean look, and the picture quality is exactly what you would expect.NOTE: While I have no visible dead or stuck pixels, I can confirm that my 55" which is at about 6000 hours of "on" time does have a considerable amount of dead pixels around the edge of the screen. Unfortunately, this seems to be a common problem and fortunately, it really isn't noticeable unless you sit 2 feet from the screen and look for them. When you aren't thinking about them, it's not an issue and you can't really see them when watching shows and movies. I don't think it will deter me enough from the excellent contrast and viewing angles you get from OLED, but maybe for someone else this is important.

I use this "smart tv" as a dumb monitor, and I'm pleased to say that after setup, it has not pestered me at all. When it powers up, it acts as a monitor every time. As a photo editor, it is awesome. Blacks are totally black, whites totally white, and tonal response between them is smooth and easily tweaked in the setup. I mostly edit at HDTV resolution and display the photos at 4K. It also works well for streaming media, no issues. It does not work with my Sony blu-ray player and after 2+ hours online with DG support, they said it's Sony's fault and suggested I buy a DG player. I haven't tested the speakers, either.

the TV is great and the picture quality is great. It's pretty thin but substantial. It doesn't have the simplicity of a Roku operating system so it is taking a bit to get used to the LG logic.First off I am loving this system. The components are listed below. In the picture the 55” TV is 48in wide and the Jamo 803 and S8 are on the left and right of the TV. The Jamo 807 are behind me and not in the picture. I chose to put them behind me because I didn’t have speaker stands and the Jamo 803 fit nicely on the entertainment center.I love the sound that comes out of these speakers whether it is just stereo music or surround sound Dolby ATMOS via the Denon AVR. The price was good and I love the looks of these speakers. I’d buy them again with no hesitation. Crutchfield is awesome. I wish all sellers were as great to work with.Denon AVR-X1800HPanasonic 4K Blu Ray Player DP-UB420-KLG B3 Series 55-Inch Class OLED Smart TV OLED55B3PUAOnkyo DX-C390 6-CD changer with MP3 CD playbackJamo 803 x2 / Jamo 807 x2, Jamo S 8 ATM x2, Jamo S 83 CEN, Jamo S 810 SUBWLIVE TV Stand for 65 70 inch TV, Entertainment Center with Cable Management

I cannot stress just how mesmerizing the image quality is on this B3 OLED. I'm coming from a LG A1 I had got about a year or so ago at a really low price because I wanted to see what all the oled hype was about. Since I play a lot of videogames the A1 with it's 60hz display wasn't enough for the games I play daily and to be honest I see now was almost a stepping stone to this TV since this one does support 120hz gaming thanks to the two HDMI 2.1 ports on the back. It's insane how smooth the movement is now for literally everything I play or watch. I did alot of research before purchasing and decided with the B3 over the C3 because for me there is enough of a price difference and the picture quality seems close enough. Easily the best looking image I've ever owned on a TV. Words, pictures etc. cannot do it justice until you sit in front of it and soak it in with your own eyes. I highly recommend no question. Worth every single penny I paid imo

In 2003 I had a crappy Toshiba laptop that ran windows 2000. When I hit the start button, the start menu immediately came up. I could navigate through it quickly and jt was generally very responsive.So tell me why, in the year of our lord 2024, can I spend almost 1500 dollars on a tv and the menu is less responsive than my 2003 Toshiba virusbox?Picture looks nice though

Easy to set up. I have read some complaints about the magic remote, I don"t have any issues with it, easy to use. So far no issues, I have only had this TV about a month, will do a follow up review in 6 months.

The overall price and quality is really great. The big difference between the oled and Led is the contrast between black levels. Led tv always have haze around an object, but the oled can light each pixel so you get a great contrast.The audio and smart feature I haven't really checked out because I have a surround sound system and Streaming stick. But the picture quality of the tv is very impressive. The tv switches todolby vision automatically when the source has it. The tv is super thin except for the base where the inputs are. No complaints