The actual panal, screen, might be great but LGs engineering, or lack of, or caring, because they want to push their OLED TVs, makes this one to avoid and my suggestion is to not buy this junk all together, as I wish I would have but I am now stuck with it

The screen is edge-lit (lights around the edge of the TV) & companies use 'local dimming' technologies to improve contrast on the dark screen sections that appear between something bright in the center & darkness around it.

Big screen is awesome

The screen looked solid until we turned it on and once the color filled the screen, you could see the cracks and lines

Where the screen wasn't broke and cracked, the picture looked amazing

and I don't like a bright screen in a dark

Screen cracked in one or more places

and I don't like a bright screen in a dark

I watch ALOT of sci-fi and action movies and in UHD it looks as good as any movie theaters screen!

I did it, but, I’d advise waiting till someone can give you a hand because it could be quite difficult, and you don’t want to crack that screen

The lady of the house first night we had it commented that a newscaster's head is about the same size as our old 55" screen (lol, exaggerating but this thing is huge compared to the 55")

was great before the screen went bad.

Screen seems dark is the negative