[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Very happy so far except too many streaming Icons to c when starting up in order to watch my regular cable stations

Bought two TVs of this model. First one did not turn on and was return within a few days. Second TV worked fine for a few months, then no image. Had to return it as well. The screen resolution is outstanding... when it works.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I purchaged this during independence day sale with price guarantee. Later they gave free soundbar for new order and they did not price match.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Excellent screen contast and color. The remote control is tricky to learn how to use. I suggest getting an expert (your grandson?) to show you how to use it. Written explanations did not work for me. I am greadually learning how. Also the smartphone controller is helpful but only after your grandson shows you how to use it as well. This is actually a computer with TV attached. But just about all TV's to day are like that. I did chose the LG because it has superior lifetime and will last longer. Cheaper TV's might look almost as good but evental failure modes might force you to buy another. The so-called help connection takes you to an outsice provider asking you for your credit card number. In the long run you are better off just buying the instalation service from the store if it includes setting up and teaching you how to use it.

Seems to be an overall great tv. I haven't had all that much time with it yet but I have identified two items. #1 The sound cuts out for certain commercials when connected to the Xfinity 4k box. The opinion seems to be a "handshake" issue between the devices. I saw the last update had something about the handshake in it so it could be fixed now. Will have to make sure the update is installed and test it out. Other Item is a nice to have item. The home screen with all the apps is in my opinion way to bright. Is there a way to dim it down? I only noticed it because it left a ghost image on the screen the last time I used it. I ran the mouse around the screen and it seemed to clear in its trail. Switched back to video and it seemed fine. Maybe it was just burned into my eyes since it was so bright? I have the sets brightness for normal viewing set to about 70-75 % so that's the level I am used to.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I really love my new LG OLED, Im 85 years old and not a High Tech Person. I think I need help with a few set up issues but don't know who to call. I have a total of 7 LG Products and am happy with all of them.

We purchased our 65" LG a few months ago and are blown away by the explosion of colors on every channel. Want to see something amazing go to YouTube and look at the OLEG channel to really appreciate your purchase. Highly recommend this TV. Would buy it again.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Extremely satisfied with the picture quality of the C5. The 4K upscaling of our Blu-Ray collection is exceptional. Size was a limitation and the newer 2026 model did not offer much of an upgrade over the 2025 model. An additional positive is I have been able to take advantage of the Auracast feature for consumers who are hard of hearing and have compatible hearing aids. I'm also excited about the future WebOS updates that come with this purchase. The only minor negative is there are no inputs for legacy AV components. Fortunately, my old VCR/DVD combo has an HDMI output. Very happy to add a second LG OLED TV to my home.

I purchased this TV and the LG S90TR soundbar. This was a significant upgrade for me and playing the YouTube LG Demo videos look and sound as good as they do in the store. The only reason I didn't give it a 5 star rating is the magic remote does not have a mute button. To mute the sound, you have to hold the volume down for several steps and then it mutes. If you have the volume set where you want it, and want to mute without changing the volume to answer a phone call, you can't. This also makes it impossible to go from a high volume to a low volume quickly without unintentionally muting the TV several times while lowering the volume. This is a major annoyance to me. Future remotes need to have a mute button on the remote. This could be solved by allowing an existing button to be reassigned as a mute button with a firmware update. Otherwise this a great TV.

Out of the box, my TV was buggy. Sound would stop working (even the sound test was silent), it would disconnect from ARC, apps would crash (no remote function, except to change volume, settings, go to home screen). I downloaded the firmware from the website (which did nothing at first) then did the factory reset and viola, everything fixed. Why didn't LG support ever suggest this? (they only had me ungplug the TV which only temporarily fixes these issues). Why would I need to do this out of the box? Also, the mute button being on the volume down is really dumb-to lower my volume 20% I now have to individually hit volume down 20 times because I can't hold it for 2 seconds? Also, please attach the light sensor function to individual picture modes, I want full eye searing HDR when I want it and a nice dark picture when I want it, but the light sensor limits HDR brightness by default-really dumb-it's not just for power savings. Also setting all picture modes to +20 cold and color saturation to 60 is made everything look neon and the AI settings mode used tiny blurry images. The sound AI audio clips where so compressed and muddy that through the terrible built in speakers I just got a headache. Guys, please offer a better range of picture presets so we can have a good out of the box experience. Please fix the software updates. Please fix the mute button fiasco. I was 1 day away from a return.