Great Features as Sensor Move and Speak with the tv. The pictures is very clear and detailed. I love the features as Netflix and all the premium apps. I just would like they would have more contents on 4k.

This 4K is not only the future but the only logical choice. 4K not only makes 3D come alive but takes HD to an almost Blue Ray experience. Why would you not want to watch 4 times the resolution?

This TV is great for the most part, it is loaded with features and the quality is pretty good compared to most other sets. The sliding speaker is neat and is decent quality, but I would gladly pay less to get a version without it. The blacks are very black, but the full array local dimming implementation in this set is not quite as good as some older sets with it. There is some blooming around brighter objects, and if the picture goes from a completely black screen to one with say some credits on it, the picture will flash from a very dark black to a not so perfect black when the letters are showing (very evident during the ending credits on the Dark Knight Rises). The price has come down now so it's a much better value than when it first came out. The uncertainty around HDMI 2.0 and this set though is a major reason to wait...LG promised a solution but as of yet nothing. HEVC support is also unknown, as the manual for the 65" states it does support it but I could not get it to play any clips from USB. The 3D is awesome, although there is still some very small amount of crosstalk even though it is passive, which is surprising. It also plays 4K clips from USB sticks which look amazing. Netflix 4k support on this set is also an unknown at this point. Input lag is mediocre, so if hardcore gaming is your thing this might not be the best bet.