LG – 65″ Class B3 Series OLED 4K UHD Smart webOS TV – (2023)
Original price was: $1,299.99.$1,199.99Current price is: $1,199.99.
Last updated on August 27, 2024 5:35 AM
The unmatched beauty of self-lit OLED pixels in the LG OLED B3 is more than meets the eye. Keep pace with the action with a native 120Hz refresh rate for smoother movement whether you’re gaming or watching sports. Entertainment extras like Dolby Vision,¹ Dolby Atmos¹ and FILMMAKER MODE give you the big-picture experience straight from your couch.
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LG – 65″ Class B3 Series OLED 4K UHD Smart webOS TV – (2023)
Original price was: $1,299.99.$1,199.99Current price is: $1,199.99.
Marz –
This Tv is amazing. Glad I switch from Sony to LG. The clarity of the tv with 120 hertz makes every movie feel like realistic. Gaming is great.the TV is very thin.
nemo7673 –
This TV is the best investment in a TV Iv’e ever made! Just buy it! I got a great deal after Thanksgiving on it. I looked at this tv & others in the same class & spoke with one very well versed BB employee every time I went into the store for a year before making the final decision to buy. Every time I went into BB I was just drawn to this TV on the wall. The picture just stood out to me. It is the same way watching it at home and the sound is even good on this without a soundbar! I got the 65” for my master bedroom, which is a darker environment. 5 stars easy!
ChrisW –
Had a 60” 4k LED TV before switching to an OLED. It’s a day and night difference, particularly when it comes to color. The HDR really pops color off the screen and blacks look smooth throughout the whole screen. No pixelation around the edges. The screen is ridiculously thin and lightweight as well. I couldn’t be happier with this purchase.
nc314 –
Couldn’t pass up the value and purchase a 65” LG B3 for $1299 (about July or August 2023). It was literally purchased, delivered, and installed in under 24 hours. This is my second LG OLED TV. I also have a 65” LG C1. I was going back and forth between a 55” C2 or a 55” B2 but soon as I saw the price drop on the B3 I had to act. Although I game more on the C1, I did notice the Gaming Configurations are two or three fold on the B3 – many options to choose from that are not available on a C1. My two complaints are it has 2 HDMI 2.1 ports and LG does not have an app for DIRECTV Stream. I had to purchase the box separately from ATT. But I can live with that. And if you can too, then this TV is a great bargain. It has VRR, supports 120 Hz, has HDMI 2.1 ports, G-Sync & FreeSync, along Auto Low Latency Mode (ALLM). It’s razor thin and games are running at a crisp 120 fps (though that are capable at least). LG TV’s are just BBBetter all around.
LgOLED –
First OLED purchase. TV has an amazing picture. Contrast is amazing for the light to darks. Interface for apps is smooth and easy to operate. Connectivity to alexa is an nice touch for voice ilerated controls. Remote control is not to big and not to small. Setup is fast and easy. Speakers are decent for tv but would recommend sound bar or surround sound system. No brainer to buy for the price and quality.