I've had this about a month however I haven't had time to use all the features. The picture quality is fantastic with a good signal. The only TV I've found that has simultaneous audio output to the TV speaker and Bluetooth output to my hearing aids so we can enjoy comfortable listening while watching a program. The audio output quality to the TV speakers is very good.

The LG 83 C2 OLED is a fantastic TV that brilliantly showcases the best in screen technology. It has high contrast and very good brightness. For the money, you get awesomely vivid colors and deep blacks. football saturdays are better than being at the game. Disney fireworks ashow up incredible.

Replaced a 5 year old LED TV from a another brand and will never go back. Hands down the best picture quality I've ever seen. Even in bright room viewing the picture is fantastic and the various picture presets are already well calibrated. Easy to navigate menus and the magic remote is very intuitive.

This TV is absolutely stunning. Matching it with the PS5 is an awesome experience. By far the best TV I have purchased. The one thing that gets me is that the warranty doesn't cover burn in which is a known issue with the OLED screens. I mean you spend nearly 2k on a TV I would expect the warranty to cover everything if it happens organically. Also, the app store is quite limited.

Out of the box, color and settings were easy on the eyes, sharp, and great contrast. LG knocked it out of the park with the C2 series. WebOS still stinks, but at least its quick, and doesn't seem to require as many reboots as android. Would buy it again (actually just did that for a 65" C2 in the bedroom).

Nice picture. This 77" TV fills my space beautifully and when we're not watching TV we can enjoy a large selection of art. There are limitations on what apps you can get - disappointing, and I know there are work arounds, but I don't like that I paid over 2K for a TV and need workarounds! Also, we have a huge problem with the wi-fi dropping. This doesn't happen with the other TV's or devices in the house, so it must be an issue with LG. This is a a major disappointment when you're watching a movie and all of sudden the picture.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The price is up there but the difference in tech from the OLED to any predecessor is amazing and worth it. The lighting and range of color are fantastic and the best I have seen in any TV set. We have used this for movies, OTA, and sports viewing, and our computer for browsing and it is able to handle everything we throw at it and just simply looks fantastic no matter the content. The only problem I am having is with the magic remote. The voice search is buggy and does not work all the time. I'm hoping to get it figured out soon. I will update my review if warranted.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Pretty happy. Screen is magnificent, better than the movie theater. Some setup issues with choosing a startup screen and not a fan of proprietary advertising. When you spend this much for a TV, you shouldn't need to be a captive audience.

I've had this for about a month and am impressed each time I turn it on. Not only is the picture terrific, it is a very attractive package with excellent usability. The eArc is a very welcome connection with my Nakamichi 7.1.4 (2022) soundbar and provides a wonderful movie experience. I generally use the xFinity set top box or the AppleTV box and have had no issues with either. I have tried the smart features of the TV but haven't yet had enough experience with them to form a judgement. The settings are quite flexible and I've played with them somewhat to optimize the sound and picture for the media and the environment. Overall, I'm very satisfied.

Looking forward to hosting football game viewing this fall. It's almost like being there! That said, the remote is very touchy when trying to point to a specific channel. The voice feature is nice, but sometimes, even after it verifies what channel you wish to view, it goes to a different one than was chosen. It usually gets the right one on the second attempt.