I second this. LG's oled s are the best tvs you can buy right now in Malaysia until Panasonic brings their oleds into Malaysia.
Their LCDs on the other hand are quite disappointing.

Yes, they are using LG's oled panels, but Panasonic's video processing and whatever else they put into their tvs is much better resulting in that TV being rated better than LGs. This is all based on online professional reviews of course, but seeing what Panasonic is able to do with their IPS models vs LGs, it is quite obvious that Panasonic makes better tvs.

LG have been slacking a bit due to their monopoly on Oleds. Their LCD tv range which used to be very good is now very mediocre. They seem to be focussed on oleds alone. I wonder if LG will sell their Oled panels to other manufacturers as well so that there can be more competition and choices for customers.

Personally I think the UF950T is a good TV albeit being an IPS due to its Colour Prime (WCG) technology. Not suitable for dark room movies but otherwise good for living room. But the premium price makes it not worth buying at all.

Its a high margin low volume vs low margin high volume game.

It could be better for them to sell the panels to others so that oled becomes more mainstream and the market share becomes bigger. I think this strategy makes sense as they will be able to sell more panels compared to the much smaller numbers now. Anyhow, its up to LG to decide the best way to milk their technological advantage.

4K itself is not a big game changer but the higher end 4K TVs come with WCG, bright panel, better black levels and HDR capabilities. These definitely make a difference as 1080p TVs are not going to have these changes and as a result the difference between 1080p Tvs and 4K Tvs are very obvious. When UHD Premium Tvs come out later this year with proper HDR, then this will be a major game changer.

Content is scarce though and prices are high, no point waiting for it now.

This is an OLED thread. Go & ask your question in one of the many LCD threads.

Having to wait 1 month for parts replacement is really bad especially since this is a model and size that sells very well. But honestly I am not surprised since LG doesn't have a good reputation when it comes to after sales service. In fact, I think most brands are bad in after sales except maybe Panasonic and Sony (to a lesser extent). Its mostly an afterthought these days and some like Sony have outsourced their service & repairs to a 3rd party.

That really sucks. After spending so much on the tv, cannot use it for so long due their incompetence in keeping spare parts. Even if they don't have it in Malaysia they should be able to get it in a week from Korea or Singapore. But of course they only care about selling you the tv and not the after sales part. If they don't fix it for you in a reasonable time frame, you should consider going to the consumer tribunal to get them to refund the amount. In the meantime, maybe threaten them about going to the consumer court.