65SK8500PPA

I'm very disappointed with the TV. I purchased a 65 inch LG nanocell tv in 2019,and basically logged less than 8,000 hours of viewing, as we only use the LG TV around 4-5 hours a day. Long story short, the TV basically died a few days ago. Now these nanocell panels are supposed to last up to 30 years and 100,000 hours which is a far cry from what I experienced. A super high-end LG TV lasting 4 years and just 8,000 hours is very, very, very disappointing.

I just got a quote from LG Philippines that I have no other option but to replace the defective part, and that it would cost me PhP50,000. 00, and also that this was already a discounted price. Effectively, I would have to pay 25% of the MSRP to repair an LG TV that only worked for 12% of its projected service life. I truly wished that LG Philippines would stand behind their product,and offer their consumers a better product, and better after-sales value. I really wonder how anyone would feel if their expensive TV would stop working after just 4 years of normal use.

Terribly disappointing to have to deal with this situation. I chose LG for the supposedly quality of their high-end TV's, and now I have a 65 inch black frame in my theater.

Very, very, very disappointed in LG, and LG TV's.

Stay away, stay very far away. There are other TV brands in the market place. I just can't recommend LG TV's.

As consumers, we decide with our wallets. I hope this review helps other consumers to decide with their wallets, and take their hard earned money far away from LG TV's