LG 77-inch Class OLED B2 Series 4K Smart TV with Alexa Built-in OLED77B2PUA S90QY 5.1.3ch Sound bar w/Center Up-Firing, Dolby Atmos DTS:X, Works w/Alexa, Hi-Res Audio, IMAX Enhanced

I recently purchased the LG B2 Series 65-Inch Class OLED Smart TV OLED65B2PUA, and I am incredibly impressed with its stunning picture quality and advanced features. With 8 million self-lit OLED pixels, this TV delivers a vivid viewing experience with infinite contrast, deep blacks, and over a billion colors, making everything I watch come to life in a way I’ve never seen before.

The α7 Gen5 AI Processor 4K is engineered especially for LG, and the algorithmically adapts and adjusts picture and sound quality for a lifelike viewing experience with depth and rich color. Additionally, the impressive 120Hz refresh rate keeps up with the fast movement in sports, video games, and movies for a sharp picture with smooth motion from start to finish.

One of my favorite features of this TV is the LG Game Optimizer mode, which includes NVIDIA G-SYNC, FreeSync Premium, and Variable Refresh Rate (VRR) to improve your gaming experience with fluid on-screen motion. Game Optimizer manages your game settings all in one place, making it easy to customize the TV for the best gaming experience.

The built-in access to Netflix, Prime Video, Apple TV app, Disney+, HBO Max, and over 300+ free LG Channels provides instant access to a vast selection of shows and movies. The TV also includes a Magic Remote, remote control batteries (AA), power cable, and quick start guide.

Overall, I highly recommend the LG B2 Series 65-Inch Class OLED Smart TV OLED65B2PUA to anyone who wants a top-of-the-line TV with advanced features, stunning picture quality, and seamless connectivity. It’s worth every penny, and I couldn’t be happier with my purchase. Five stars all around!

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!

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.

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.

the new OLED screen is above and beyond my former SONY TV. Beautiful picture and changes the way I watch movies and TV. Highly recommend.