Few points to note:
1. I bought the 75 inch one and it’s heavy, not a single persons job to mount or to place it on its legs.
2. I’ve mounted it in the living room which is bright and has reflections from all round.
3. The box is humongous so if you buying the 75 one I’d prefer you take delivery to the room of your choice.

Review

Pros
1. The set up was easy as AI assistant at the start up will do half the job for you by selecting the images of your choice.
2. The interface is fluid and convenient to navigate from one icon to other and the response time is quick.
3. The tv is sleek and has thin bezels so it gives out that big screen feel.
4. The remote control is universal and has a track pad feature where you can use it as a hand held mouse. Since it’s a universal remote I can also use h to e same remote to use my Apple TV.
5. The Colors on the tv are outstanding with deep blacks. I’ve watched movies in 4K and it feels no less than an OLED
6. Game set up was quick and the experience is mind blowing.

Cons
1. Sometimes you can experience some blooming, it’s occasional but not consistent. You will not notice this frequently
2. When you enable the eye comfort mode it automatically adjusts the brightness but the same setting can be bright at night. So need to disable this option and manually adjust the brightness
3. Since it’s a 75 inch tv and doesn’t have Matt finish screen you can see all the reflections on the screen.
4. If there are lights behind you while facing the tv you will find it difficult to focus on what’s on the screen as the glaring lights can be annoying.

Conclusion
I’d definitely suggest this TV as it’s the closest to an OLED and also for the offer that it has right now $1499. It’s heavy, large, but it’s crisp clear and blacks are deeper. The experience of watching a move is exceptional.