LG C9 65 inch Class 4K Smart OLED TV

Third class product Tv not working before one month of purchased date

i bought it from Bajaj Electronics ,looks are stunning thinnest TV in the market .Sound is average I am planning for a home theatre .Sony is 50-60K more just for a 20 watt more they offer .Otherwise both are great we have to see the performance in the long run .Fully satisfied with performance and looks

This TV is an absolute piece of Art, I absolutely loved the design and asthetics, anyone who steps in to our house are stunned by how thin the TV is. The first thing they do is keep their mobile next to it and compare how bulky their phones are :D. Pros: 1.Coming to the picture quality, it's stunning and as you can see the TV is kept in a bright hall which has direct sunlight and I had no problem with the brightness of the TV , infact I have my family members complain to reduce the brightness. 2. All the ports are easy to use and they feel sturdy , the stand with which it comes feels heavy and generates lot of confidence. 4 HDMI ,Two USB ports, Optical out and all the required ports are present and works fine. 3. The magic remote is just spectacular , once you use it , you don't feel like going back to the standard remote. The preloaded apps are excellent and work without any problem. The voice controlled remote is also great and works both with Google Assistant and Alexa. 4. Software is crisp and quick, app shortcuts, app integration, Netflix , Amazon Prime Video and all the top apps are present, appstore might not be as vast as Samsung but is good enough for an average consumer. 5. Gaming is fantastic, I do average to light gaming with tittles like God of War, FIFA 20 and RDR2. All HDMI ports are 2.1 and the second port supprts eARC. 6. HDR, Dolby Atmos and Dolby Vision and all the other bells and whistles switch on automatically as per the content. Cons : 1. Elephant in the room , i.e OLED burn ins. I would refrain my self from commenting on this because you can find expert opinions online. Samsung people try way too hard to push their TV using the OLED burn in card, I was not convinced and went with OLED for it's value and quality. 2. Power button is right below the TV which is in the centre area and no navigation or volume buttons. 3. The AI though sometimes works really well but with the sound quality it's just terrible in my opinion, when you switch on the AI sound, it doesn't work well with music , works fine with voice. Would suggest people to spend the extra and go for a sound bar Verdict: All in all very happy and content with the purchase. I look forward to watching this TV Everytime when am not around it and am awestruck Everytime I switch it on. Just like the majority I though 4k is just another fad or gimmick only to be proved wrong after this TV purchase. I spend at least 10 mins watching 4k content on this TV via YouTube or the Dolby app etc. PS: This is no expert opinion, I'm an average TV consumer who spent 2+ lakhs on a electronic item and am sharing my experience. I not a LG fanboy nor a Samsung hater. Just another indian who loves his gadgets.

I bought this from Croma Store for 2.18 lacs and on top of it, got 7.5 Cash back from HDFC. Since its an expensive TV, so I opted for one more year warranty from LG Store. TV is astounding in every aspect. It has both Dolby Vision and Atmos capabilities, though I feel its little lacking in sound. So I have paired it with Sonos Playbar. Together they give a punching sound. Best setting on this TV is ISF Expert Dark Room though I would recommend bumping OLED lighting and Dynamic Contrast settings for better brightness. Netflix movies automatically detects Dolby Vision for movies that are DV enabled and oh boy, picture in Netflix and Amazon Prime is really breathtaking. You need to Run Pixel Refresher once in 4 weeks to avoid Burn In issue that OLED has. Also turn OFF ECO option and certain other options which is not required. One more suggestion, dont watch one channel that has logos for a long time to manage the Burn In TV. I did a thorough research and ended up buying this TV. Initially I was thinking to get Sony 900F but that was coming out for 1.8 lacs so it was worth spending 30 thousand more for this latest TV. LG remote can be paired with any device. I can use same remote to increase sound on my SONOS PLAYBR. I hung this TV on wall due to huge panel I have in my bedroom. Be cautions with that, but LG rep was nice to get a good TV stand and professional to mount this TV on Panel. Peak Brightness and Dynamic Contrast are 2 settings you can play with for brigthness on TV but out of box, picture settings are not that bad. I would recommend sound bar for this TV for sure As far features goes, it is ofcourse a smart TV with best processor. This also means that apps loads very fast. I would say in few mili seconds. You can download anything from LG store. TV has AI capabilities so it learns from you. It has both Google Assistant and Alexa which is really awesome. And we all know that google assistant works very well with Indian ascent. i have also added voltage stabiliser "Vguard Supreme 200" because of voltage issues. And you dont want to mess with such an expensive TV. I have installed this in 14 by 12 feet room size, and its not at all a problem so distance is sufficient.

Amazing TV which I picked up locally for 2.6L. The leap from a VAIPS Panel to OLED is huge and the gains in Picture Quality is well worth the money. The TV is very heavy especially with the stand attached and would recommend having help while installing. The only downside is the limited warranty on such an expensive piece of tech. Hopefully I never have to avail the warranty and the TV keeps chugging along for many years to come. Not going to go into technical details as there are several reviews out there which covers this extremely well. If you have the budget then get an OLED, it is a no brainer.

i bought it from Bajaj Electronics ,looks are stunning thinnest TV in the market .Sound is average I am planning for a home theatre .Sony is 50-60K more just for a 20 watt more they offer .Otherwise both are great we have to see the performance in the long run .Fully satisfied with performance and looks

Grate TV still date, super picture quality and sound for HD and 4K but SD content is avarage overall its super TV.

The TV is really good. I already had 55 inch OLED TV from LG and bought a second TV based on the performance of the previous one.

I bought this from Croma Store for 2.18 lacs and on top of it, got 7.5 Cash back from HDFC. Since its an expensive TV, so I opted for one more year warranty from LG Store. TV is astounding in every aspect. It has both Dolby Vision and Atmos capabilities, though I feel its little lacking in sound. So I have paired it with Sonos Playbar. Together they give a punching sound. Best setting on this TV is ISF Expert Dark Room though I would recommend bumping OLED lighting and Dynamic Contrast settings for better brightness. Netflix movies automatically detects Dolby Vision for movies that are DV enabled and oh boy, picture in Netflix and Amazon Prime is really breathtaking. You need to Run Pixel Refresher once in 4 weeks to avoid Burn In issue that OLED has. Also turn OFF ECO option and certain other options which is not required. One more suggestion, dont watch one channel that has logos for a long time to manage the Burn In TV. I did a thorough research and ended up buying this TV. Initially I was thinking to get Sony 900F but that was coming out for 1.8 lacs so it was worth spending 30 thousand more for this latest TV. LG remote can be paired with any device. I can use same remote to increase sound on my SONOS PLAYBR. I hung this TV on wall due to huge panel I have in my bedroom. Be cautions with that, but LG rep was nice to get a good TV stand and professional to mount this TV on Panel. Peak Brightness and Dynamic Contrast are 2 settings you can play with for brigthness on TV but out of box, picture settings are not that bad. I would recommend sound bar for this TV for sure As far features goes, it is ofcourse a smart TV with best processor. This also means that apps loads very fast. I would say in few mili seconds. You can download anything from LG store. TV has AI capabilities so it learns from you. It has both Google Assistant and Alexa which is really awesome. And we all know that google assistant works very well with Indian ascent. i have also added voltage stabiliser "Vguard Supreme 200" because of voltage issues. And you dont want to mess with such an expensive TV. I have installed this in 14 by 12 feet room size, and its not at all a problem so distance is sufficient.

This TV is an absolute piece of Art, I absolutely loved the design and asthetics, anyone who steps in to our house are stunned by how thin the TV is. The first thing they do is keep their mobile next to it and compare how bulky their phones are :D. Pros: 1.Coming to the picture quality, it's stunning and as you can see the TV is kept in a bright hall which has direct sunlight and I had no problem with the brightness of the TV , infact I have my family members complain to reduce the brightness. 2. All the ports are easy to use and they feel sturdy , the stand with which it comes feels heavy and generates lot of confidence. 4 HDMI ,Two USB ports, Optical out and all the required ports are present and works fine. 3. The magic remote is just spectacular , once you use it , you don't feel like going back to the standard remote. The preloaded apps are excellent and work without any problem. The voice controlled remote is also great and works both with Google Assistant and Alexa. 4. Software is crisp and quick, app shortcuts, app integration, Netflix , Amazon Prime Video and all the top apps are present, appstore might not be as vast as Samsung but is good enough for an average consumer. 5. Gaming is fantastic, I do average to light gaming with tittles like God of War, FIFA 20 and RDR2. All HDMI ports are 2.1 and the second port supprts eARC. 6. HDR, Dolby Atmos and Dolby Vision and all the other bells and whistles switch on automatically as per the content. Cons : 1. Elephant in the room , i.e OLED burn ins. I would refrain my self from commenting on this because you can find expert opinions online. Samsung people try way too hard to push their TV using the OLED burn in card, I was not convinced and went with OLED for it's value and quality. 2. Power button is right below the TV which is in the centre area and no navigation or volume buttons. 3. The AI though sometimes works really well but with the sound quality it's just terrible in my opinion, when you switch on the AI sound, it doesn't work well with music , works fine with voice. Would suggest people to spend the extra and go for a sound bar Verdict: All in all very happy and content with the purchase. I look forward to watching this TV Everytime when am not around it and am awestruck Everytime I switch it on. Just like the majority I though 4k is just another fad or gimmick only to be proved wrong after this TV purchase. I spend at least 10 mins watching 4k content on this TV via YouTube or the Dolby app etc. PS: This is no expert opinion, I'm an average TV consumer who spent 2+ lakhs on a electronic item and am sharing my experience. I not a LG fanboy nor a Samsung hater. Just another indian who loves his gadgets.