If you would like to experience technology at its finest, invest in a LG OLED Television. I do not know how long it will take me to utilize all of the features, but I am going to try to use every one of them. When you live into your 70's you become infatuated so many things.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I had an OLED65B6P since 2016 and it was time for a replacement (Burn in / lots of Yellow coloring no longer available). I am very happy sticking with this brand and seeing all the latest technology and improvements since the previous TV. No regrets whatsoever I'm not wanting to spend a ton of money for the top-tier, but this is the best mid grade OLED TV I've ever seen.

I updated from a 9 year old 65" Bravia 4K LED TV to this 77" OLED C2 TV and the improvement is amazing. The old one was great, but I didn't realize what the difference would be until we got it. Now I am getting 4K HDR10 60 frames/second that is impressive. WOW!!!

Works great with my Xbox series x. Lots of options for fine tuning my presets. Hdr and Dolby vision gaming is a huge upgrade. My blu-ray collection looks better than ever. Amazon Prime streaming in 4k hdr works fine, too. About the only thing missing is DTS audio support, but that is a minor issue.

I bought this because my beloved Sharp Aquos stopped working, which was an awesome set. I thought this set would be the way to go OLED over the QLED and ULED but afraid the differences are to small to tell but the cost is significant. Those others have great quality for a much lower price point, would go with a ULED next time.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is my first OLED and it is amazing. I probably worried about messing with the picture setting too much when getting set up, but now the picture is beautiful and OS is easy to use. Wish there were some more native apps available.

We've enjoyed our 55" OLED for sometime. The detail was ALWAYS amazing. We finally decided to upgrade our 65" Plasma (which had amazing blacks). This new unit blows it away... I was worried I wouldn't be able to notice the Brightness in the C2 vs. the C1. IT'S SO OBVIOUS...and so much appreciated on those bright afternoon. I look forward to many years of enjoyment with this TV.. Thank you LG!

Once installed on the wall the included instructions or lack of a detailed manual is absurd. Flimsy thin almost useless instruction sheets (NOT MANUALS) on setting up and operation the TV is laughable and requires a person who sells or installs TV'S.

I love this TV and I'm still learning put it through its stuff. I'm a geeky kinda guy so I just didn't unpack it and turn it on without spending time online (youtube) to see what this TV can do to give me the best possible viewing and listening (through my AV receiver) experience. I must say the jury is still out on the Web OS app. I'd say you guy got lazy on designing it.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I waited as long as I could for the price to drop and it finally did. Wish I hadn't waited. I had a 50" plasma and this is so much better. Display and much smarter TV. Sometimes though I feel like I need to go to remote control school. Blu-Ray and 4K feel like I'm in a theater.