*LG invited me to attend this event and covered part of my travel expenses. All opinions are my own.*

LG, you never thought about whether you should, only whether you could... and I love you for this.

As a relatively aging PC gamer, I find it interesting that we're chasing the bleeding edge of technology for what feels like diminishing returns. I think of how the industry chased 8K gaming, and now 1000Hz performance. One day I imagine someone will race to place their mark as the first to have both. For now, we can focus about the latter.

The LG UltraGear 1000Hz FHD is not something I would ask for, much like 8K resolution displays, but I am glad it exists. By and large, this is not for most folks, but I think it highlights what makes technology fun: pushing the limits simply because we can.

Hear me out.

For the people that truly care and pay attention to the refresh rate.

This. Will. Sing.

For those comfortable with 120–240Hz, this isn't really for you—and that's okay. I know I fall into this category.

I am not the target audience, but I do have an eye and appreciation for these things (ironically it made 120hz look jittery by comparison). I'm not a sweat who competes heavy online like I used to (no offense to those who do, when you're good you're good), but I could a use case for decompiled classic games or playing older games modded for higher performance.

In my experience with LG's soon-to-be-released monitor, I can acknowledge a lot of care and consideration went into this product. It adds texture to the landscape. Devices are allowed to have a focused purpose.

That in and of itself stands out to me. They designed this monitor from the top down to cater to the competitive pro-gamer, and it's reflected in both the display tech and the ergonomics of the base stand. I think that LG is aiming to raise the standard for esports equipment.

So while this is not made for me, and there are plenty of other products both within and outside LG's lineup that are more aligned with my needs, I can't help but appreciate the effort and lengths they went to in order to satisfy a specific segment of gamers.

I think it's worth paying attention to moments where companies will give an ear to fans to design a product accordingly, especially in a world where other sectors filter out features for the lowest common denominator (Average consumers).

LG sent me five Dolby Atmos FlexConnect (DAFC) devices from their Sound Suite series as part of a promotional event, including one H7 soundbar and four M7 speakers. Although the products were provided to me for free, the thoughts and impressions shared in this review are entirely my own. The H7 is powered by LG’s α11 Processor, while the system as a whole leverages Peerless drivers.
 
I tested the LG Immersive Quad Suite 7 with my 77-inch LG G5, using the H7 soundbar connected through HDMI eARC set to passthrough, along with the four M7 speakers as front left/right and rear left/right channels. I also initially tested just the four M7 speakers without the H7, using the G5 as the hub and the G5 internal speakers as the dedicated center channel.
 
Overall, the LG Sound Suite is the most immersive home theater speaker setup I have used. I previously owned a Sonos Arc with One SL rears and most recently a Samsung Q990F. The Q990F is still a strong system, but the LG setup feels more like what I hoped the Q990F would be. The biggest difference for me is having discrete front left and right speakers, which creates a wider soundstage and a truly convincing surround sound experience. Better yet, each M7 is a 2.1.1 system, with a 4” woofer unit whereas the Q990F rears do not have this. Having four 2.1.1 systems working together in unison with the 9.1.6 H7 soundbar as its brains via DAFC is very impressive and makes the Q990F feel watery in comparison.
 
Notably, despite having no W7, which is the subwoofer that can be added to the system, the bass performance really surprised me. Although the built-in woofers in the H7 and M7s cannot fully replace a true LFE channel dedicated subwoofer, they produce enough bass that I am not missing a subwoofer as much as I expected. I live in a condo, so in reality, the Sound Suite without the dedicated W7 is probably flying close enough to the sun as it is in terms of bass. I sold my Q990F after listening to this system and was planning on buying a W7. However, due to adopting a senior cat with medical needs coming up, the W7 will have to wait, but I do not feel like the system is anemic due to the absence of a dedicated larger subwoofer.
 
Dolby Atmos FlexConnect, or DAFC, is a great feature that requires no effort and lends flexibility in terms of where the speakers can be placed. With DAFC, you can run speaker optimization instead of working toward perfect placement, which is not always feasible in irregularly shaped rooms. This really helped in my space because I have glass on one side, an open area on the other, high ceilings, and a brick facade. Room Calibration Pro helps further tune the system to the space, which seemed to give a bit of polish to the audio. The great thing is you can have a system with four discrete speakers, without needing to place them in the traditional four corner positions.
 
For my testing, I watched Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die, 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple, Apex on Netflix, Elysium, 6 Underground on Netflix, and The Pitt on Crave/HBO as a dialogue test. The Pitt was actually great because it showcased how well the dialogue stayed clear while the ambient ER noise felt impressively layered around the room. Dialogue is big for me as I often use subtitles, but I do not feel like I really need them with this system. Perhaps the discrete left and right speakers allow the dedicated center channels to focus more on clear dialogue.
 
For movies and PS5 gaming overall, the system felt more enveloping than my Q990F, especially with ambient effects and room noise. I am really excited for my Blu-ray copies of Blade Runner 2049 and Alien: Romulus to be delivered, as I expect these will really shine with the immersive bubble the LG Sound Suite provides.
 
Taste is of course variable nevertheless I find that the design is another massive win. The speakers look much sleeker than the Q990F and frankly rivals Sonos in terms of fitting into a modern living space. I also like the subtle cozy LED status lights. I certainly will not miss the lack of aesthetic appeal of the Q990F, power to you if you do like the Q990F looks though!
 
A have found that the LG ThinQ app is useful for controlling the system, full EQ and tone adjustments, as well as checking audio formats are coming through correctly e.g. content playing in Atmos. The setup was pretty smooth, if you are technically savvy then you will be totally fine. As with any tech it is helpful if you are familiar with 2.4 ghz / 5 ghz wifi router settings/capabilities. Notably, having a dedicated 2.4ghz / 5ghz SSID(s) is needed. Given some variance of wifi routers I can foresee some people that are more plug and play oriented running into some difficulties and blaming the system.
 
A few downsides: the H7 soundbar’s is dimensionally deep, which is not bad, bigger drives etc. but the size may complicate some mounting setups, it took some creative tinkering to get the H7 attached to my Mantel Mount 815 (mounting to a wall would be easy with the included brackets). Additionally, there are currently no official wall mounts for the M7s or M5s; Sound Follow was subtle enough that I could not clearly tell the difference; and using only M7s with the TV as the hub gives you less manual control than using the H7.
 
I also would not recommend starting with only four M7s and using the TV as the center channel if you care about the best audio experience. The four M7s and G5 speakers utilizing DAFC worked quite well, but ultimately the M7s are dragged down by the TV speakers limitations. I would instead start with the H7, where LG’s Alpha 11 AI Processor acts as the brain to pull the M7s and H7 together. From there add rears, then add discrete front left/right speakers along with the W7 as budget allows. Notably, LG did let me know that they will be releasing an update in the near future to allow for more customizability of the EQ, tonality and sound mode settings when driving the M5s/M7s with a compatible LG TV (without the H7). From LG directly “For 2025 DAFC-supported TV models, support for Sound Effect selection through the TV settings menu is currently expected in July.”
 
My final verdict to all those considering the LG Sound Suite is that it is definitely worth your purchase. The Sound Suite does indeed fall into the premium pricing bracket, which may be too much for many people. I personally would have struggled to buy the whole package in one go, which makes the modularity of the system a big perk. That being said, when looking at unit-to-unit pricing, it is on par with brands such as Sonos and Samsung.
 
The LG Sound Suite has very strong multi-channel performance with stellar immersion. A particularly great pick whether you are looking for flexible placement of discrete speakers or simply looking for a very immersive audio experience. The only people I do not think this would be for are those with large physical media collections that require DTS support. Or somebody that has the space and technical abilities to do a full AVR setup with the whole theatre setup e.g. dedicated ceiling speakers. Short of that, this is the closest you are going to get while keeping things streamlined and comparatively easy.
 
TLDR:
I highly recommend the LG Sound Suite system to anyone looking for a premium, highly immersive surround sound with the ability to have flexible speaker placement. 
 
Pros:
• Extremely immersive surround sound with a much wider soundstage thanks to discrete front left/right speakers.
• Each M7 speaker has its own woofer, giving fuller sound and stronger bass than Samsung’s Q990F’s rear speakers.
• Bass performance is surprisingly strong even without the optional W7 subwoofer.
• Dolby Atmos FlexConnect makes speaker placement flexible and works well in oddly shaped rooms.
• Dialogue clarity is excellent, even during noisy scenes.
• Gaming and movies feel more enveloping and cinematic than competing systems.
• The design is sleek and modern, closer to Sonos aesthetics than Samsung.
• The modular system lets users build gradually over time.
• LG ThinQ app provides solid EQ/control features.
Cons:
• No DTS support, which could be a deal breaker for people with large DTS Blu-ray collections.
• The H7 soundbar is physically deep and can be difficult to mount on Mantel Mounts (NOT a problem for typical wall mounting)
• No official wall mounts yet for the M7/M5 speakers.
• Setup may frustrate less tech-savvy users because proper Wi-Fi configurations/specs matter. This goes for any Wi-Fi hub based audio systems though.
• Using only M7 speakers with the TV (without the H7 soundbar) gives lustlacker audio results and fewer controls due to limitations of TV speakers.

Hi everyone!

Back with another update to share that the LG xboom Rock has also officially arrived on LG.com/us.

The new xboom Rock is a rugged, compact Bluetooth speaker engineered specifically for outdoor enthusiasts. Its adjustable cord makes it easy to hang to a backpack, handlebars, or tent pole, making it a reliable companion for camping, hiking, or biking with enhanced durability for rougher environments.

Quick highlights:

• Rugged Durability: Built for rough conditions, it has passed 7 military-standard tests and features an IP67 rating for dust and water resistance, making it tough enough to handle unexpected rain or getting dropped in the dirt during any outdoor adventure.
• Signature Sound: Tuned by will.i.am featuring AI Sound to adjust EQ for optimal playback based on the content you’re listening to while you bike or camp for relaxing by the campfire.
• Built for Outdoors: Max 10 hours of playtime with Play Time Enhance mode to keep the music going during long day hikes or overnight camping
• Smart Features: Supports Party Link with Auracast™ (Multi Mode) for multi-speaker linking for your group’s camping setup without turning the volume all the way up and FYI RAiDiO for an AI-powered curated music and news experience!

If you’re looking for a rugged speaker that’s actually built to handle the trail, you’ll definitely want to give this a look.

Check it out here!

^(*Passed 7 different MIL-STD 810H Tests for durability conducted by an independent laboratory in U.S. that conforms to U.S. military standards (December 2025. Compliant with the following methods for MIL-STD-810H: Method 506.6 Rain (Procedure III – Drip; Method 501.7 High Temperature (Procedure II – Operation; Method 516.8 Shock (Procedure I – Functional Shock); Method 512.6 Immersion (Procedure I – Immersion); Method 509.7 Salt Fog; Method 510.7 Blowing Dust (Procedure I –  Blowing Dust); Method 514.8 Procedure I, Vibration. Device may not perform as tested in all conditions. Test performed in controlled environment. Do not attempt.))

^(*Tested under controlled laboratory conditions with a rating of IP67 under IEC standard 60529:1989+A1+A2. Dust tight and water resistant up to 1 meter for 30minutes. Tested in fresh water. Dry before using. Do not charge while wet.)

^(*Based on internal testing using volume level 50%, Bluetooth on, Play Time Enhance mode, and no lighting. Actual battery usage time and performance may vary depending on network connectivity and application use.)

^(*The Auracast™ word mark and logos are trademarks owned by Bluetooth SIG, Inc. and any use of such marks by [licensee name] is under license. Other trademarks and trade names are those of their respective owners.)

 ^(Images may be simulated and dramatized for illustrative purposes. Actual features, functionality, and other product specifications may differ and are subject to change without notice)

Hello everyone! Before I get into it, small disclaimer: LG Invited me to attend this event and covered part of my travel expenses. All opinions are my own.

I was fortunate enough to be invited to an exclusive event at LG headquarters earlier today to get a hands-on first look on at the recently-revealed “World's First Native 1000Hz FHD Gaming Monitor” (“native” in this sense meaning there’s no dual mode switching.)

Okay now on to the good stuff:

Specs:
24.5" Full HD (1920 x 1080) IPS Display with native 1000Hz refresh rate
Nvidia G-Sync Compatible & AMD FreeSync Premium Supported
VESA DisplayHDR 400
On-device AI features

First impressions:
Overall it’s obvious that the monitor has a particular audience in mind: hard core esports gamers. Want a smaller screen to limit FOV and see more? Check. Newer, smaller footprint design on the monitor stand to let low DPI settings to swing their arm more? Check. Super high native 1000Hz for crystal-clear motion tracking? DOUBLE CHECK.

Also fun fact: until recently, TestUFO could only test up to 950Hz. In preparation for the release of this monitor, LG worked directly with Blurbusters to officially build software capable of testing 1000Hz and beyond! So we were some of the first people to see a 1000Hz signal verified by TestUFO. Super cool experience. Also in the video, you’ll see TestUFO at 1100Hz - you can actually overclock the display!

I would say though, the prospect of a 1000Hz monitor is interesting as it really begs the question: what does it actually take to hit 1000Hz?

At home, I have a 5090 and that coincidently was also the gpu on the test build powering this display. Do you absolutely need a 5090? My honest answer is: it depends. On most AAA games (or most games for that matter) you just aren’t going to hit anywhere close to the max refresh rate of this monitor without a considerable amount of frame gen. What I would say though is there is an argument to be made on this being more of a future-proof display for esports. Even if you aren’t maxing out the display, that still leaves headroom for upgrades down the line and at least you can still have GSync/FreeSync to fall back on for smoothness.

My take is that this is not a monitor for those who want the most immersive experience. Indeed, it isn’t OLED or even ultra-wide (though honestly colors did look great for an IPS). This is a monitor for those who want performance above all else and the people who want that level of performance are mostly playing games that can usually reach those FPS targets (Counter Strike 2, Valorant, League, Apex etc). Needles to say though, you may be able to play lighter weight or older games that aren’t as graphically intensive at those higher rates, but ultimately, you wont get as much from immersion as you would with, say, an LG 5k2k display.

Overall, while I thought the 25G590B was a fascinating piece of display tech, I wonder if it’s enough for esports adoption. With no price currently announced and no current details on response time, I am unsure of what the reception will be. If the goal was to release a super smooth 1000hz monitor that some of the most discerning players out there will appreciate, I think LG hit the mark. It’s obvious that LG is listening as much as they can, I am curious what others will think as they get their hands on this display.

Again, thank you LG for the opportunity and for everyone reading I hope you found something helpful here! More than happy to answer any other questions to the best of my knowledge.

My wife sent me this while I’m at work, she said they come and go but when they go away they don’t stay gone long. Wondering if it’s dead pixels or something. Tv is 6-7 years old so wondering if best bet is to just replace it while there’s Memorial Day sales. Thank in advance for any info.

Hi everyone!

Sharing that the LG xboom Mini has officially arrived on LG.com/us !

We designed this to be a speaker that actually fits into your daily routine. It is a tiny, cube-shaped portable speaker built to follow you from your desk to the shower or anywhere else your day takes you.

Quick highlights:

• Minimal Design with a Strap: Only 0.49 lbs (0.22 kg) and pocket-sized. It features an adjustable strap, making it easy to hang on a kitchen cabinet knob while you do the dishes, a bedroom hook, or even your shower rod to keep you company during your routine.
• Signature Sound for Your Desk Setup: Tuned by will.i.am with AI Sound to adjust EQ for optimal playback based on the content you’re listening to. For focus hours, simply plug it into your laptop via USB-C to get uncompressed, lossless audio while you work.
• Daily Durability: IP67-rated (dust and waterproof), 5W sound output, and max 10 hours of battery life. It is built to handle everything from a humid bathroom to a splashy kitchen counter without worrying about splashes or humidity.
• Room-to-Room Smart Features: Supports Party Link with Auracast™ (Multi Mode) for multi-speaker linking from room to room so your playlist flows through your house and FYI RAiDiO for an AI-powered curated music and news experience!

For more details, feel free to head over to our Megathread here.

If you are looking for a solid little speaker that stays out of the way but keeps the music going at home, this is definitely worth a look.

Check it out here!

^(*Based on internal testing using volume level 15, Bluetooth on, Play Time Enhance mode, and no lighting. Actual battery usage time and performance may vary depending on network connectivity and application use.)
^(*Tested under controlled laboratory conditions with a rating of IP67 under IEC standard 60529:1989+A1+A2. Dust tight and water resistant up to 1 meter for 30minutes. Tested in fresh water. Dry before using. Do not charge while wet.)
^(*The Auracast™ word mark and logos are trademarks owned by Bluetooth SIG, Inc. and any use of such marks by [licensee name] is under license. Other trademarks and trade names are those of their respective owners.)
^(*Images may be simulated and dramatized for illustrative purposes. Actual features, functionality, and other product specifications may differ and are subject to change without notice)

Hi everyone!

While a standard TV usually becomes a cold black screen when you’re not watching anything, design-focused TVs are fundamentally changing our everyday use of living spaces. They are built to stay actively connected to the room even during those off-hours, transforming your daily life through a slimmer form factor, gallery-style installation, or artwork that naturally blends into your space.

To show you exactly how this new lifestyle unfolds, we wanted to share a quick update from LG’s newsroom around the 2026 Art TV lineup.

Dive into the full details by checking out the article here!

Some highlights:

• LG Art TV lineup

→ Designed to bring art-inspired TV design into everyday living spaces
→ Includes the LG Wallpaper TV W6, OLED evo G6, and Gallery TV
→ W6 received global design recognition, including the iF Design Award and Red Dot Design Award

• Art meets display technology
→ Combines Hyper Radiant Color Technology, Perfect Black, Perfect Color, and Reflection Free Premium
→ Helps artwork and content appear with natural color, depth, and clarity

• LG Gallery+
→ Offers 5,000+ curated artworks, personal image display, and AI-generated visuals

The 2026 Art TV lineup is rolling out globally, with a complimentary three-month LG Gallery+ subscription available in select markets.

^(Disclaimer:)

^(*)^(The actual measurement is 9.95mm and may vary slightly depending on the measuring conditions.)

^(*)^(Visually lossless, based on TÜV Rheinland certification test conditions and measurement results may vary depending on connection status.)

^(*)^(Availability of the attachable Gallery TV frames may differ by country. One type is included, and another type is sold separately.)

^(*)^(LG OLED display is verified by UL for Perfect Black measured to IDMS 11.5 Ring-light Reflection standards. Applies to W6 and G6 series.)

^(*)^(LG OLED display is verified by UL for Perfect Color measured to IDMS 11.5 Ring-light Reflection standards. Applies to W6 and G6 series.)

^(*)^(LG OLED display is certified by Intertek for Reflection free measured to IDMS 11.2.2 sampling-sphere implementation.)

^(*)^(Promotional offer valid from May 1 to December 31 for the subscription-based LG Gallery+ service, and available only in markets where this service is currently offered: Germany, Italy, France, Spain, Austria, Belgium, Croatia, Cyprus, Estonia, Finland, Greece, Ireland, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, the Netherlands, Portugal, Slovakia, Slovenia, Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Iceland, Korea, the US, the UK and Australia.)

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Key numbers at a glance :

• 9mm Body thickness
• 3.9×Brighter than standard OLED
• 165Hz Max refresh rate (4K)
• 0.1ms Pixel response time
• 10m Zero Connect range
• 5.6× Faster AI processor (NPU)

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W6 vs G6 vs C6H

2026 OLED lineup comparison :

*C6H gets RGB Tandem 2.0 panel but at lower brightness tuning than G6/W6. C6 (42"–65") uses standard Tandem WOLED.

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Wallpaper TV: OG vs New

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Brightness comparison

Peak brightness relative to conventional OLED (@ 3% window, LG internal measurements + Intertek-certified)

• W6 / G6 - Hyper Radiant : 3.9× brighter
• C6H - Tandem WOLED : ~3× brighter
• C6 / B6 - standard OLED : 1× (baseline)
• G5 (2025) : ~20% less than G6

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Trade-offs

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W6 Targeted Users :

• Interior-first buyers
• PC gamers : 4K 165Hz on a 77- 83" OLED
• Art enthusiasts : Gallery+ with motion sensor
• Clean installs : Zero cable clutter in living spaces

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Decision Points :

• Want the W6 like design experience : W6 is the only option. Nothing else is 9mm + True Wireless.
• Want same picture and save $1,000 : Get the G6. Same panel, same processor, wired inputs on-board.
• Need a 42"– 65" size : Choose C6 or G6 instead.
• If budget is the priority : C6H 77" gives you Tandem panel at ~$2,999

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Sources: LG Electronics newsroom (Jan 2026), LG US product page, Hypebeast, eCoustics CES 2026 hands-on, FlatpanelsHD, TechRadar C6 review, Notebookcheck, What Hi-Fi. Prices as of US launch (April/May 2026).

LG C6h review

“I received this product for free from LG as part of a promotional event. While I was asked to share my review, all opinions are entirely my own. First off, I want to thank LG and everyone from Reddit who helped set up this contest.

https://www.reddit.com/r/PS5pro/s/v5QL2TPbXY

I’m not much of a writer, just a 55-year-old guy who loves video games. My previous TV was an LG C3 55-inch, and it has been an awesome TV for gaming. But this new 77-inch C6H is on another level.

First off, it’s huge. At first, I honestly thought it might be too big for me. The first night using it, I actually got a little motion sickness from how immersive it felt. By the next day, though, I was completely adjusted.

The brightness on this TV is incredible. I actually had to turn it down at first and ease myself into it. One thing I really loved was that all of the HDMI connections support 120Hz. On my previous TV, only one port did. Now both my Xbox Series X and PS5 Pro can fully take advantage of it.

The first game I fired up was Spider-Man on the PS5, and wow… it looked amazing. I had never played any of the Spider-Man games until about a month ago, and honestly, they were the main reason I bought the PS5 Pro. The colors on the LG looked fantastic, the gameplay was extremely smooth, and everything really popped off the screen. Dark scenes also looked excellent.

Spider-Man 2 In Game Mode, dropping below 120 FPS was extremely rare. I think the lowest I noticed was around 95 FPS. I never experienced any noticeable input lag either. I was genuinely surprised at how much smoother and better everything felt compared to my older C3. It honestly made all my games feel brand new again.

My wife and daughter eventually got tired of me calling them into the room every five minutes just to “come look at this.” I had finished Spider-Man 1 on my C3 before getting this TV, but once I started Spider-Man 2 on the C6H, I couldn’t put it down. I also finished The Last of Us on it for the first time.

I can’t say too much about the built-in TV speakers because I’m used to my Sonos setup, and after using that, there’s really no going back. That said, the eARC setup was effortless and worked perfectly.

The built-in apps also seemed very good, although I mostly used the TV for gaming.

My only real gripe with the new set is the remote. I’m sure I’ll get used to it over time, but I do miss having a simple dedicated input button. I’m finally starting to figure it out. It just took some time… though honestly, it was hard to put the game controller down long enough to learn it.

Overall, I think this is an incredible TV and a huge upgrade over my older set, which I absolutely loved for years. If you’re a gamer and decide to get the C6H, I truly believe you’ll be extremely happy with it.”

Hi everyone!  

We’ve just opened US preorders for our new 115” LG QNED evo AI Mini LED 4K Smart TV.

For anyone looking for an ultra-large screen setup, this is our 115-inch QNED evo model designed for big-screen movies, sports, and gaming.

Check out the preorder here

Preorder Special Offers:
For a limited time, LG is also offering a few preorder benefits:

• 10% back in MyLG Rewards Points Valid through 5/31/2026
• Free professional wall mounting Valid through 5/31/2026

Key features:

• Price: $12,999.99
• Dynamic QNED Color Pro with certified 100% Color Volume
• Mini LED Technology for brighter highlights and deeper blacks
• Precision Dimming Ultra for improved contrast and picture accuracy
• α8 AI Processor 4K Gen3 with faster AI processing
• VRR up to 165Hz and Motion Booster 330 for smoother gameplay
• AMD FreeSync Premium, ALLM, Game Dashboard, and Game Optimizer
• Dolby Vision®, Dolby Atmos® & FILMMAKER MODE™ with Ambient Light Technology
• webOS for smarter, easier streaming, with Google Gemini and Microsoft Copilot access

^(*Disclaimer:) ^(Motion Booster 330 delivers up 165Hz refresh rate at optimized Full HD resolution for ultra-smooth gameplay.)

^(*Internet connection and LG Gallery + subscription required for select features.  LG account required to access our network-based smart services.)

^(*Dolby, Dolby Vision, Dolby Atmos, and the double-D symbol are registered trademarks of Dolby Laboratories Licensing Corporation. Manufactured under license from Dolby Laboratories. Confidential unpublished works. Copyright © 2012–2026 Dolby Laboratories. All rights reserved.)

I bought an LG Class UQ9000 Series LED 4K UHD AI ThinQ webOS TV in summer of 2023. This past weekend I noticed this band and flickering upon turning it on. Long story short, LG tells me this is a panel failure and it would cost more to replace that than to buy a new tv. It is out of the year warranty and I didn't buy extended warranty. How common is this? I'm bummed out and never want to buy and LG TV anymore

I'm having an issue with my monitor, i'm on windows 10, and I think it was caused by turning HDR on, but i'm not entirely sure.

I was messing with the picture settings because some colours were hard to see and then the monitor goes black, seems to disconnect from my computer, and then remains "off" for a few seconds before flickering on and reconnecting for a split second.

Looks like this:

https://imgur.com/a/TTMpKhD

My issue is that the problem persists even after disconnecting the video cable. It looks like the menus still work, but navigating them is really difficult.

https://imgur.com/a/PteODFR

The only other reference to the same issue I could find online is this post.

https://www.reddit.com/r/techsupport/s/olj2FkkaHe

It looks like they fixed it by switching out the power cable, but I don't have any of the same type spare and would prefer to find a solution that doesn't require me to go buy one.

Please help!!!!

Same problem on my LG OLED C3. Help?