[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] You won't be disappointed with this 77" LG C5 OLED this year. I spent alot of time researching the technology out there for tvs. I am primarily using this tv for streaming, gaming, and movies this tv excels on all phases. The refresh rate and connectivity are a must for gaming, and this tv does not disappoint. The display and resolution make you feel like your in the movie theater. Finally, the contrast sets itself above the competition.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The LG OLED 77" C5 is nothing short of stunning. The picture quality is the first thing that grabs you—perfect blacks, incredible contrast, and vibrant colors that make everything from movies to sports look unbelievably lifelike. The new OLED panel feels brighter than previous models, which really helps in rooms with more ambient light. Gaming on this TV is next-level. With super-fast response times, low input lag, and full HDMI 2.1 support, it makes the PS5 and Xbox Series X feel smoother and more immersive. The built-in gaming dashboard is a nice touch too. The design is sleek and modern, and even at 77”, it feels surprisingly thin. WebOS has gotten cleaner and faster, making apps like Netflix, YouTube, and Dolby Vision content easy to access without lag. The sound is decent for a thin TV, but pairing it with a soundbar or home theater system really brings out its full potential. Overall, the LG OLED C5 is one of the best TVs you can buy right now—perfect for movies, gaming, and everyday viewing. If you’re upgrading to a large screen and want the best image quality in its class, this one is absolutely worth it.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] ive recently moved on from my pioneer kuros, and didnt think another tv would be able to keep up i was very wrong, this tv is incredible. so much brighter, with the same rich blacks, the contrast is stunning the colors pop, and in dark time viewing, it's just magic you wont regret getting an lg oled

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The 77-inch OLED TV delivers an incredible viewing experience with deep blacks, vivid colors, and excellent contrast. The large screen size feels truly immersive for movies and sports, and the picture quality is outstanding even in a bright room. Overall, it’s a premium TV that’s absolutely worth the upgrade.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This tv is simply one of the best-looking TVs you can buy in 2025. It delivers perfect blacks and infinite contrast that make HDR content absolutely pop. Shadows are inky deep, bright highlights explode off the screen without blooming, and every scene—from moody noir films to sun-drenched nature documentaries—looks stunningly lifelike. Colors are rich yet natural, motion handling remains buttery smooth for sports and gaming, and the improved peak brightness over last year’s C4 means it holds its own even in moderately bright rooms. Viewing angles are predictably flawless, so the picture stays impeccable no matter where you sit. If you want a massive 77-inch screen that makes movies and games feel cinematic, the LG C5 is hard to beat. Contrast and picture quality are reference-level—everything else is just a bonus.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Stunning 4K picture, top tier gaming performance, and an easy-to-use smart platform make the 2025 77" LG OLED evo AI C5 one of the best home theater upgrades made to date. It offers incredible brightness and contrast for both dark and sunlit rooms, plus the size delivers a true cinematic feel. Picture and sound • The OLED evo panel with the α9 AI Processor 4K Gen8 produces deep blacks, rich colors, and noticeably higher brightness than older non evo sets, so HDR movies and sports really pop on the 77" screen. Upscaling from HD and streaming sources is excellent, with clean detail and smooth motion for fast action. • Dolby Vision and HDR10 support ensure movies look as intended, and paired with Dolby Atmos and Wow Orchestra, the TV can create immersive, room filling sound even before adding an external soundbar. Gaming performance • With 4K up to 144 Hz, ultra low response time around 0.1 ms, and support for NVIDIA G SYNC and AMD FreeSync Premium, this TV feels made for next gen consoles and high end PCs. Fast shooters and racing games look incredibly smooth with no noticeable tearing or lag. • The Game Optimizer and dashboard make it easy to tweak VRR, black levels, and picture presets per input, so switching from movies to gaming is quick and intuitive. Smart features and everyday use • webOS 25 is responsive and simple to navigate, with user profiles, quick settings, and plenty of streaming apps available out of the box. Voice control via built in assistants and the Magic Remote make it easy to search, change inputs, or adjust settings. • Brightness Booster technology helps the set hold up well in bright rooms, and reflections are manageable as long as it is not placed directly opposite strong light sources. Overall impression • After using the 77" C5, the combination of size, brightness, and perfect OLED contrast makes movie nights and big games feel like a theater at home. For anyone wanting a premium 77" TV that excels at both cinema and gaming, this model is easy to recommend and feels like a purchase that should remain “future proof” for years. • The 77″ LG OLED evo AI C5 4K Smart TV stands out in 2025 as one of the most well-rounded premium OLED TVs available: combining deep blacks, rich color, smooth motion, gaming readiness, and a clean smart-TV experience. For someone building a movie-ready living room or gaming command center, it’s a top-tier choice — especially if you’re willing to pair it with external audio.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Upgrading to the 77-inch LG C5 OLED is like installing an instant cinema, thanks to its ridiculously slim design and world-class picture quality. The magic starts with the Perfect Blacks and Infinite Contrast, where every self-lit pixel delivers deep, inky shadows right next to intensely bright, vibrant colors, making movies and shows practically leap off the screen. Plus, the AI upscaling makes a noticeable difference, ensuring everything from old reruns to 4K blockbusters looks fantastic. While you'll probably want a separate sound system to match its visual grandeur (and ignore the minor webOS ads), the C5 delivers a truly jaw-dropping, cinema-level experience that’s tough to beat.

The TV is thin and light and has an amazing picture. I have had LG before and I am trying to get used to the format but with all the new technologies and apps it's not the same. I don't care for the remote wheel pointer ( not for older folks) Although the TV is great I prefer the home format of my previous brand. We did get an awesome price the included wall install. Over all the that's what sold me and I was curious about the AI features but I think it's above my understanding. I would like easier access when my TV is turned on to show you tube TV and the 4 or 5 favorite channels without all the other stuff all over the screen.. We have been having lagging with connection and we have 1tb speed.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The LG C5 83 inch delivers sharp picture quality, strong brightness, and smooth motion that makes movies and sports look clean. The colors stay accurate from every seat in your room. The OLED panel gives you deep blacks that improve contrast in every scene. The interface responds fast and keeps apps easy to access. The size fills your field of view and pulls you into whatever you watch. The TV handles gaming with low input lag and strong HDR performance. It gives you a premium experience that feels worth the price.

[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.