[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I dont know much about electronics - and Im bad at keeping up to date with technology. This is review is coming from an honest person which found the TV Visuals to be top notch at the store and even better on our media room . Love watching TV here, so much that I hate watching TV on the other ones around the house lol.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The deepest blacks on a movie theater screen just can't compete with the blacks that you get from an LG OLED TV! Every time I watch a movie on this TV, it feel like it's the first time I'm watching it because the richness of the picture that this TV produced simply brings a whole new experience to every movie!

I bought it for its contrast and color presentation but I am disappointed in the menu system and access to the screen adjustments. I cannot find where to turn off the enviromental feature to be able to adjust the color, brightness, contrast etc. Having started in the service business for 70 years, I am OCD about tuning my sets.OLED65C2AUA

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I bought the LG C2 about a month ago I did research on YouTube and it's very highly compatible with my ps5 and all the reviews on YouTube was actually accurate and Im very happy with my purchase I would highly recommend .

Purchased this LG OLED television to replace the older unit in our RV. What a difference it made! Crystal clear picture and more channel availability. Also the “magic” remote makes control and internet functions so much more convenient. We're buying another LG for our home patio area.

I've had the 65-in C2 for two weeks now. Compared to the 2018 4K UHD LED TV being replaced it's (literally) like night to day. The older TV never handled HDR very well; the C2 is a champion at it. The C2 is fed from a third generation Fire TV cube, and I haven't decided between feeding it DolbyVIsion all the time from the Fire TV or feeding the incoming SDR, HDR, or DolbyVision over to the C2. I've had no problems with always upscaling to 60 Hz frame rates, too. Either way, the results are fantastic. There's a Denon 7.2 AVR for sound between the Fire TV and the C2, supporting up to 4K/60 Hz without any problems. EARC with the C2 works flawlessly as well. The Fire TV is also connected to an attic UHF antenna for local channel reception, via a Recast box. I don't use the 'smart' features of the C2 and have it set up to default to the HDMI input from the Fire TV/AVR so I only see the WebOS menus when changing configurations. Would have purchased without WebOS if possible.

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!

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!!!

For most of my viewing which is on the Dish network, the picture quality is variable and ranges from just OK to unspectacular. It is basically about the same as my 5-year-old VizioI set. I don't know if the TV does a poor job of upscaling the picture from Dish or if the incoming picture is poor to begin with but it is discouraging,

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.