[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I like this TV because the brand is so good ‘ and the picture is hd ‘ I will recommend to everyone this tv ‘ I like so much ‘ I look very beautiful and they like at cinema

Thumb wheel on the remote control failed two times in six months. Both replacement remote controls took 7-10 days, no remote no TV. I would not buy this LG OLED65C5AUA again.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Audio is not good! Optical Input Cable little door broke off and now the cable won’t stay locked in. Sound has breaks during music and videos. Very disappointed.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I bought the OLED83C5PUA mainly for gaming and movies, and it’s been great. The picture looks unreal — blacks are truly black, colors pop, and everything looks super sharp on the big screen. Games feel smooth and responsive with no lag that I can notice, even in fast action. Movies look like a theater at home, especially with HDR — dark scenes still show detail instead of turning into a gray mess. Overall, it’s a huge upgrade and I’d absolutely recommend it if you want a big OLED that delivers.

Not worth the money for sure. Nothing is intuitive or plug and play. Doing anything in the settings is difficult and finding simple, basic features (like inputs?) is much more complicated than it should be. My last tv, you plug the PC/laptop into the HDMI and you get video. Not at all on this overpriced thing. The picture is fine, sound is okay but I use a sound bar so no a factor. I cannot stand the voice remote or "SMART" TV garbage. Useless to me, I will never talk to any electronics, but there are no decent options that aren't "SMART". This one had the best reviews, I don't get it though, especially not for the price. It takes a ton of research to figure out basic settings. There's no manual, not even online that I have found, so you have to search random posts. Terrible

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.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] After using the OLED77C5PUA, the first thing that stands out is the vivid and lifelike picture quality. Thanks to OLED technology, blacks are deep and colors are rich and accurate, which makes movies, dramas, and games extremely immersive. The TV supports a 144Hz refresh rate, and it really shows when gaming. Gameplay feels incredibly smooth with no noticeable stuttering or screen tearing, even during fast-paced scenes. It performs excellently for both console and PC gaming. The built-in speakers deliver surprisingly solid sound quality. While an external sound system would enhance the experience further, the internal audio is more than sufficient for everyday viewing, with clear dialogue and balanced sound. In terms of design, this TV is very impressive. The ultra-thin panel and extremely slim bezel make the screen feel almost borderless, allowing for greater immersion. The overall look is modern and premium, fitting well into any contemporary living space. Despite being a large 77-inch TV, it is lighter than expected, light enough for one adult male to handle during installation with care. This makes setup much easier compared to other TVs of similar size. Another convenient feature is Bluetooth headphone support, which is perfect for watching TV alone at night. You can enjoy content without disturbing others while still getting an immersive audio experience. Overall, the OLED77C5PUA delivers excellent performance in picture quality, refresh rate, design, and usability. It is a highly satisfying premium OLED TV and is especially recommended for users who enjoy both movies and gaming.

5 stars for screen performance. 4 stars for software and interface. Screen is fantastic especially the contrast and virtually perfect blacks. Software and interface are a little clunky.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Great TV love my LG 55 inch OLDTV fabulous for my football and great viewing all round good sound quality as well and quality build fab

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Great tv Great TV love my LGOL Perfect picture nice and easy to use brilliant product Recommend to anybody great boy thanks