Not recommended. The TV after a month and a half is giving off red pixels. The warranty will not be recognized because it is not a big deal. Avoid.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Fantastic tv, cant fault it. Slick user interface, great picture, good sound, awesome

Worst TV ever. Constant connectivity problems. LG has done two repairs and still not resolved. I had to buy Apple TV just to use TV

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Best tv I have ever owned .Fabulous picture and sound. Blacks are incredible. Oled is the future.

Can you provide the specs/ dimensions and weights for 65 inch LG OLED evo AI C5 4K Smart TV 2025in Imperial units i.e. inches and pounds

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] From the ease of set up to the joy of watching, everything about this TV is great. We thought our last TV was clear and bright but this is on another level. The personalised picture setting is a great way to set profiles for yourself and the screensavers are a great touch to make a feature of the TV. The whole family have enjoyed it and friends have commented on the amazing picture. Definitely recommend

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I love how easy this tv is to use. I can stream my workout videos from my phone to the tv with the press of a button. I can stream Spotify directly to it. The clarity of the screen is the best I have seen and come across. & it’s thinner than my phone! Just wow!

I bough this bigger 77” for our living room already having the 65” in the bedroom. This TV has the most vivid and natural looking motion picture I’ve seen. Colours are true and not over boosted - the remote control is a dissapointment. Feels and looks cheap and plasticky. The motion sensor in it is not accurate as much as my 7 years old LG to remote. However apart from the remote I have nothing else to add on the down side. The sound is quite clear and perfect for movies and watching tv in general. If you’re listening to lots of music is worth considering a sound bar. I have to also mention the ultra thin bezel. It is made from brushed metal and looks very premium

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Have been very impressed with the LG OLED65C4. The WebOS interface is quick and quite easy to navigate, though the pointer function did take a bit of time to get used to. 4K picture quality is outstanding, the deep colours and shades of black highlight the quality of the LG panel. I was also impressed with the sound quality, loud and deep for such a thin TV. Terrestrial TV also looks good with deep colours and also very good definition.  The remote control is simple and a good size to hold in the hand. It has easy to access dedicated buttons for a number of popular streaming services. The LG comes with AirPlay and Chromecast functionality already built in, very useful for sharing content from the different smartphones. Multi view is also a nice feature when you want to watch two independent sources on one large screen Console gaming is handled extremely well on this LG, the vibrancy of colours make the visuals look more solid, enhancing the gaming experience.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] When I ordered this C Series I was sceptical if I should I buy another LG OLED tv, as how could they improve such a nice tv. However I did go ahead and buy this LG OLED C4 series and when it did arrive I wasn’t really impressed with the look of the packaging as it didn’t give me much excitement to look at a plain box, it could have been more colourful and printed but I guess to save the environment it came without any colours. After setting up the TV, I realised that the sound quality has improved so much, by this I mean the depth of sound and at low volume it just sounded so loud. Also the picture quality is very impressive too, it just looks crystal clear and there are different presets available for different viewings. The brightness is very good and impressive along with the HDR setting which sets it alight from other tv’s that I’ve used. The viewing angles from the sides is just as impressive as looking from the front as the colours don’t fade. The good thing about this tv is that it has 4 hdmi ports which are all 144 hertz and are good for gamers along with the dashboard that can be used while playing so I could change the settings to suit the game I am playing. The remote for this tv is similar to the previous model I had and it looks too plastic and cheap but it does have good functions as the pointer is helpful when I want to select things and it also has a scrawler along with one touch buttons to some regular apps that I use to watch films. This tv also supports Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos and that makes a lot of difference when watching certain programs and playing games. However there are a few things that I’m not really impressed with that they could have changed from the previous model I had and that was the power cable which is set permanent and can’t be made long so it could be short from your socket and also the ports are all on one side of the tv as before they were split on the back and some on the left side to connect your devices. The rear design of the tv doesn’t feel premium as it has a cement type effect which is very rough and not smooth to touch at all. The remote could have been changed to make it feel more premium such as adding metal or titanium as it feels too plastic and cheap. Since using this tv there are too many updates and it just feels annoying to wait while the tv is updating but at least it feels like the updates will make the experience better so it’s worthwhile doing these frequently. Fantastic tv overall.