Sinan

Ok... so I tested the firmware, it did no fix the wifi issue. Still disconnects. I wonder if LG really knows of this issue. Any idea how to open a bug in their system?

I am not so sure. Whenever I run network test from TV netflix I get 8-12Mb (each time running it I get a different reading, ran it 5 times) If I run the same test from the netflix on my nvidia shield, on the same wifi, sitting next to the TV - it produces a solid 65Mb all the time (5 times ran) They may have fixed some flakiness issue with the wifi device driver, but it is obvious the TV is still sick. Not sure when I'll be able to find a TV manufacturer that has solid HW and FW engineers, it may seem all of them have issues.

I have extended warranty, but per my understanding this is normal and not covered by warranty. Are you sure? It is not a "dead" spot per se, it is a region with dimmer pixels where the subtitles are. Tried running the rejuvenation thingy even twice, it didn't assist (and I know it just kills the other pixels so it looks the same) I tried all tricks with disconnecting connecting, connecting to other, changing between 5 and 2.4, it always fails after a few minutes. I'm using now my nvidia shield for netflix, until LG fixes it (which I doubt they will)

Nothing of the above suggestions work really. and connecting a cable is not an option for me. I have a 65E8PLA, was expensive and I feel it was a waste of money - low quality software, and already dead spots on the screen (due to subtitles) Are we sure LG are aware of this issue?