[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Posting after 6 days of use of the 77 inch version. So far, the TV has turned out to be spectacular. Blacks are deep pitch black as expected of an OLED. There are several settings for Picture and Sound. Of these the Cinema and/or Filmmaker mode gave use the best out-of-the box effect and we liked them. Colors look great and real in these modes (not over saturated neither dull). Hooking up a soundbar does help. It allows to play the sound through both the TV and the Soundbar simultaneously which gives a nice effect. We find it amazing how well it reproduces low quality content on such a large screen. We also like the remote which has a cursor mode by just pressing the settings/wheel button on it!  It also appears (but I am not sure) that LG automatically runs a pixel refresh after every 4 hours of usage which is nice to prevent OLED issues such as burn-ins. What can be improved?    Setting things like "audio delay" when using a sound bar with the TV. This was not intuitive and took a while to dig out. Another major issue is the inability to see how much disk space/memory does the TV have or how much space has all the apps/updates etc taken up, how to clean/delete memory (not just remove apps). Less memory can lead to lags and it is useful for me as a user to know how much space I have before I install apps. It would have also helped if the "OLED care" section in the settings were to let us know what LG is automatically doing in the background. This would prevent users from unnecessarily doing (repeating) tasks that can actually end up damaging the TV long term. With that said, it is perhaps true that solutions for the above are already there in the TV that we missed (although I looked for these closely). Afterall we could only spend so much time with it in the 6 days. That said, we commend LG for producing a high quality product. We only hope it is a durable one and will continue giving us outstanding viewing (and auditory) pleasure and good eye relief for many years to come. 

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I recently upgraded from a LG 65" 4K Ultra HD to the LG C5 83" OLED, and after four days, I’m really impressed. The 83-inch size is perfect for my family room, which gets a lot of natural light from 4 windows. I was concerned about brightness, but this OLED is more than bright enough—colors pop, blacks are deep, and contrast is fantastic. Plus, the TV is surprisingly slim for its size, which gives it a sleek, modern look that fits well with my decor. Gaming is a huge upgrade too. The HDMI 2.1 and 120Hz refresh rate make my PS5 experience smooth with no lag. Streaming content looks amazing with Dolby Vision and HDR10+ support. The interface is fast, and the Magic Remote is super easy to use. While it’s decent for everyday use, I can tell that a soundbar would really take things to the next level. Overall, I’m really happy with this TV. It’s a big step up from my previous model, and the picture quality is stunning. I’m giving it 4.8 out of 5—just a small dip in sound stops it from being perfect.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I recently upgraded to the LG OLED77C5PUA, and it has completely transformed my viewing experience. The picture quality is phenomenal, the blacks are truly black, colors are vibrant without looking artificial, and every scene feels incredibly lifelike. Movies, sports, and even regular TV look stunning on this huge 77” OLED panel. Gaming is next-level on this TV. The 144Hz support, super-low input lag, and smooth motion make a huge difference. My PS5 look the best they ever have, and fast-action games run flawlessly without any blur. The design is sleek, thin, and premium. It instantly made my living room look like a high-end home theater. The webOS interface is fast and easy to use, and switching between apps is seamless. Overall, this is one of the best purchases I’ve made. If you want a true cinematic experience at home, the LG OLED77C5PUA is absolutely worth it. Highly recommended!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is my first OLED TV and the color is very good! When viewing HDR content, I felt like it was really there in the scene. Additionally, the TV's sound system is very good as well. The bass was decent and there was enough clarity that I'd still be happy even without a home theater setup.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My space is inherently dark due to having a night time occupation. The infinite contrast of the WOLED panel makes the picture pop. I previously had a 10 year old curved panel and it was lovely but after seeing my best friend’s C1 I knew I wanted to eventually grab one of these myself. Gaming plays a small role in my life and the ability to have 120 hz refresh for my Xbox and PS5 was a huge factor in my choice. Games look amazing, the latency is almost non-existent and they look better than they ever have before when compared to what I previously had. The only issue I have is WebOS and the settings menu. WebOS is fine, I just don’t need it to be there when I turn the TV on. The settings menus seem lacking for the quality of this set. I like to tinker and while I can’t articulate what’s missing from the settings that I’d prefer to have, I can say it’s annoying that things are grayed out when I should be able to control everything at any given moment. Overall, I’m very happy and will continue to work on perfecting my experience.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I was choosing between G5 65" and C5 77", not regretting to go with larger screen. Amazing picture quality, but you need to supply quality source as well, for some youtube 4K hdr videos is still has noticeable shuttering. When you give it proper source this TV shines, nature documentaries on netflix has it! You definitely need separate sound system to get most of it.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I recently upgraded to the LG OLED77C5PUA, and I couldn’t be happier with the purchase. The picture quality is absolutely breathtaking — the depth, contrast, and color accuracy are on another level. Blacks are truly black, colors are rich and vibrant, and the overall image feels lifelike and cinematic no matter what I’m watching. The new processor is impressively fast, making navigation smooth and responsive. Apps open instantly, streaming is seamless, and even motion handling during fast scenes is incredibly fluid. The upscaling is also excellent — even older content looks sharper and more refined than ever. Beyond the performance, the design is sleek and modern, with ultra-thin bezels that make the screen feel like it’s floating on the wall. Combined with its outstanding sound quality and smart features, this TV delivers a true home theater experience. Overall, the LG OLED77C5PUA is a masterpiece of picture quality and performance. If you’re looking for a premium OLED that truly showcases what 4K can do, this is the one to get!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I just received my new LG OLED77C5PUA and am very pleased. This is my first OLED TV and it is a marked improvement over previous technology. Picture is sharper, blacks are blacker, and color is more intense. Happy I went with the 77 inch since the larger screen size really makes a difference. Setup and connection to the internet was very simpleand I find the remote to be intuitive. I would recommend this LG TV.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The display delivers impressively vibrant colors, maintaining excellent picture quality even in brightly lit environments. LG’s Magic Remote, with its built-in pointer functionality, adds notable convenience to everyday navigation. The panel itself is remarkably slim, lending a premium aesthetic. Audio performance, however, leaves room for improvement, and fully powering down the TV requires more than a single button press. Still, considering its overall performance and feature set, it represents strong value for the price.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Picture is amazing, but not light years better than my 2018 b8 oled like I was expecting. Definitely much brighter though. Main issue is the TV usually starts with the TV speakers everytime when I want it to use the ARC audio to my receiver. Also hdmi1 video was flickering with my fire TV cube but not on hdmi3. My switch seems to work fine on hdmi1 so not sure what to think.