LG 77-inch Class OLED B2 Series 4K Smart TV with Alexa Built-in OLED77B2PUA S80QY 3.1.3ch Sound Bar w/Center Up-Firing, Dolby Atmos DTS:X, Works w/Alexa, Hi-Res Audio, IMAX Enhanced

I’m brand new to the OLED experience. All of my previous tvs have been the LED variety. This tv just continues to wow my senses! Every show no matter the medium looks fantastic! I’ve watched only black and white movies, color movies made in the 50s and 60s, modern 4k movies, and just standard 1080p movies and everything just looks gorgeous! You can see the details very clear. Blacks are BLACK and not just a muddied gray. There’s ZERO blooming. Watching Outlander is a pure treat. Yellowstone is amazing! I am gaming on this with a pc and my EVGA 3080 has no issues playing games like the new Marvel Guardians of the Galaxy on ultra everything. The colors of the games look superb. My wife can back all of this up. She was a huge skeptic and didn’t understand why i wanted us to upgrade to this tv. She didn’t understand that is until we watched our first movie on it and she was completely blown away. I don’t think we can ever leave the OLED experience now. I looked at other tvs before buying this product. I looked at Samsung’s QLED tvs and LGs QNED tvs and none of them compare to this. I don’t know what’s the difference in picture quality between the LG C2 line and the B2 lines other than price but I’m telling you for the price i paid here at Amazon I love my B2. Now I’ve only used the tv for a couple of weeks as this was a Christmas purchase. So far I love everything about the tv and what it can do. Even the sound from the tv is good. I’ll update this if anything changes but for now I’m super happy with this purchase. Update: it’s Super Bowl weekend and this TV is on sale. Grab it. I still love my LG B2 and nothing I said before this update has changed. It’s going to be great watching the Eagles and Chiefs go at it for the big prize.

What can I say, this TV wins in every category. ONLY negative might be the LG operating system, I find it a bit clunky at times. One thing being that if you shutdown the TV from playing a game on say PS5 or Switch, when you turn on the TV again it will automatically try to open up whatever input the gaming system was on and not go to the home screen. This makes you have to push the home button every single time, which gets a bit annoying. Not a huge deal, just something I needed to share. If there is a way to turn that off, I have not figured it out yet, so not worth taking a star away. Other than that, this TV is amazing! Outstanding picture quality, 120hz refresh rate for gaming with auto low latency mode for competitive gaming. Also, because it is an OLED, the viewing angles are excellent, absolutely not trouble from any angle, even at close to 180 degrees being viewed from the side. The built in speakers are also not to shabby. If your in the market for your new or first OLED, this one deserves your attention!

Loving the picture quality....have had some issues with it LG updating it's software and then causing issues between switching from apple tv to ps5 and so and so forth with lag and sync stuff. Stopped allowing the tv to update.

I bought a 77” and 65” LG B2 OLED TV on Black Friday 2 years ago (2022) and have never once regretted it. For the money IMHO these are the best OLED TVs on the market. I don’t often leave reviews but felt obligated to after all the research I did back in 2022 and following the amazing experience I’ve had owning these TVs these past two years. It’s not in the budget for everyone but if you can afford an OLED TV, the vivid colors, amazing 4k picture quality, and wide viewing angle (you can almost stand beside this TV and still see the picture) are out of this world. The 77” in my basement is hooked up to my 4k DVR player and high performance 4k gaming PC and I’ve never once been disappointed with either on this TV. The 65” is upstairs and is perfect for watching day-to-day TV and sports. I occasionally pull up YouTube 4k video channels just to watch with amazement the vivid picture and stunning detail I had missed for years on smaller conventional TVs. You definitely won’t be disappointed if you spend the extra money for one of these impressive pieces of electronics; more like a work of art - especially when you put on ambiance scenes set to music as my family now likes to do while they read books or do homework!

OLED is different and better than LED and deceptively similar in nomenclature QLED. With OLED, each pixel brings its light. The result is a light TV with a central base for ease of placement on a stand or table. LED and QLED TVs, in contrast, have thicker screens to hold their backlight arrays, requiring widely splayed stand legs. With TVs reaching 65", a reasonably sized TV base is becoming all-important. And of course an OLED picture is far better than can be achieved without OLED. So OLED is better, but is it thousands of dollars better? Must we pay $3000 for OLED? With LG - especially on Amazon Prime Day - we don't have to overpay. LG OLED brings a brilliant screen, attractive design, 2-foot base, and a solid smart TV and remote. Compatibility with streaming apps was my concern. I kept my old Fire Stick and Roku on hand. I shouldn't have worried. LG's Web OS runs all the apps, from Prime to Netflix to the all-important Paramount+. A 65" OLED screen may be just a little bit excessive for the available space in the corner next to the fireplace. Too much of a good thing can be great. That's what this LG OLED TV is. It's great.

Hate the annoying OS, love the TV. Incredibly low delay on gaming mode. Best picture quality. We love this TV, when using an Apple TV with HDMI-CEC enabled 🤣 It still bothers me about updated user agreements like calm down Girlfriend hates the TV's remote. BUT THE PICTURE QUALITY AND REFRESH RATE ARE SOOO GOOD! It makes up for that and them some

WebOS is the only downside. I'd heavily recommend getting an Nvidia Shield TV module if you plan to actually use Smart TV functions. Otherwise. This has been a fantastic TV. OLED should be an obvious winner for basically anything display. Movies and Games. Not much to say here since it's a 4K@120Hz panel. It will function exactly as expected. Great colors, very good HDR experience, and zero latency gameplay. To go along with the display is a killer AI Upscaler for any content below native 4K. I've played my Nintendo Switch on this and if you told me it was Native 4K I would believe you. I was about to buy an mClassic adapter but there's no need for that. And what surprised me the most is the audio quality. I don't feel the need to buy an audio system with this display as long as you have AI Audio enabled. I compared it to a Bose Smart Soundbar 600 and it was easily way better than this $500 audio device. So I'll be returning the Bose, happily knowing I don't need it. However, it's still a Stereo audio TV. Surround sound should be obvious that you need even better and more equipment. But it's also lacking Bass audio. Not really a surprise as nobody should be expecting a TV to have any bass. But if you wanted to improve it and don't care about surround, I'd look into getting a dedicated Subwoofer and see how that plays out.

I have owned this TV for about a month and absolutely love it! I have it mounted in my basement movie room. This TV is perfect for movie night! The blacks are so black, the colors pop, the viewing angle is very wide, and the anti glare coating is great. The automatic switch to Filmmaker Mode is great for movies. Streaming services with 4K are a must to get the best picture quality and look absolutely stunning. I added a LG soundbar with subwoofer that seamlessly operates with the TV remote. The standard TV speakers are decent, but the soundbar is a must for a movie theater experience. I purchased when the TV was on sale for $1996 and that is a bargain for the quality of TV. OLED is totally the way to go for movie night.