We purchase this TV almost a month ago as our last TV of 20 years no longer had a picture. The picture on this is crisp and awesome. We also had several conversations with LG tech support to assist us working the remote and interfacing with a few apps and Dish. LG tech support were very supportive and helped us enjoy this TV even more.

I'm a couch gamer and a huge film buff. I needed a TV that could accommodate both. Besides my WiFi router my TV is the most used electronic. So, I was willing to take my time, research the best option and spend a pretty penny if need be (I only upgrade once every ten years or so). My household has been very pleased with this television. It's great for gaming. 120hz baby. Making gaming on other TVs feel like you're riding a slug. And it has filmmaker mode, dolby vision, etc. So watching movies is always a delight. The only thing I was was better is the sound. But, all thin TVs have this problem. I paired mine with a surround sound system. Overall, if this TV is in your budget, I'd recommend it. Especially if you bounce between gaming and movies.

Enjoying the crystal clear and great color in the picture however the sound isn't as great as I would like. The biggest complaint is we can't get the remote to control the channels and we have to go back and forth between the new remote and the Cox cable remote. Big pain

The LG OLED C2 is expensive... but the picture is amazing. Images are clear, the colors accurate, and I can read subtitles from across the room. The smart features are similar to other manufactures, but navigating with the Magic Remote is... well, magical. Set up was a breeze and the TV's light weight made wall-mounting stress free. We've had the LG for a month and the only issue was the set lost connection to our wifi a couple of times. If you are looking for a television for your family to watch TV and movies together, this is the one.

We bought this tv for the quality of it's visuals and hardware upgrades. The picture is crisp,vivid and clear and better than we hoped for. We run the sound through 7 channel audio system so I rarely listen to the sound produced by the tv hence the 4 star review . While apps are available they are not used as the TV is connectded to a non-wifi service to provide programing.

Bought this for myself for Black Friday, and boy am I glad I did. The picture is absolutely unreal! I mainly use the TV for gaming, and wow … Playing games at 4K with 120 refresh rate is breathtaking. The colors on everything pop, and your eye instantly picks up on it! Movies and TV shows also look unreal on this thing. Because of the OLED technology, the blacks are deep, rich, and really make everything stand out, and look life-like. I'm very impressed and will be recommending this TV to others !

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We've had this TV for almost a month and it's impressive. The colors and sound our outstanding. The “magic remote” takes a little time to learn but it's worth the extra time because you can do so much with it. This replaces another 75” brand and we can honestly say this is much better. You'll love this.

This is the best tv I've ever owned. Fantastic picture, design and operating system. It is expensive but you definitely get what you pay for with this tv. Sound is about expected with it being so flat. I would definitely purchase this tv again but also can't wait to see how they improve upon it, although I won't be needing another tv for quite sometime.

I love this TV. The size, the colors, the weight, the features, everything is great. The LG WebOS seems a bit blue, but I use an Amazon Firestick which is configurated perfect. I highly recommend it. The sound system for a TV of this size is also amazing.

Happy overall and especially happy with the picture. The sound set up with my home theater was very tricky. ARC has a way to go to work out the bugs. Finally found a YouTube that helped. Had to unplug the TV and hold down the TV on/off button for 30 seconds, I guess to reset some of the sync settings. That did the trick but it was a good hour or two of frustration getting everything to work correctly. BTW, I am no stranger to electronics. I built my first HAM radio when I was 7. Thank goodness for YouTube.