[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The LG OLED77C5 delivers outstanding picture quality thanks to its OLED panel, offering perfect blacks, vivid colors, and excellent contrast. Its brightness improvements over previous generations make HDR content more impactful, while the α9 AI Processor ensures smooth motion and sharp upscaling. Gaming performance is top-tier with HDMI 2.1 ports, low input lag, and full VRR support. The webOS interface is fast and intuitive, though still ad-heavy. Sound quality is decent for a slim TV, but most users will benefit from a soundbar. Overall, the C5 is a premium, versatile TV that excels for movies, gaming, and everyday viewing.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I got my 77" LG OLED C5 TV and it was a massive upgrade my from 62" LED! The color is infinitely better and the black/white contrast is amazing. In Vivid Mode, colors really pop out. I can now understand and appreciate 4K movies and videos, showing amazing details. I'm still fiddling around with the settings to get the most ideal video settings but so far I'm very impressed with everything including refresh rate and how seamlessly everything works.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I recently bought the LG C5 77-inch OLED TV, and I'm absolutely thrilled with it. The picture quality is incredible — vibrant colors, deep blacks, and amazing fine detail that really makes movies and sports come to life. Every scene looks sharp and lifelike, even in darker settings. The build feels premium, and the setup was easy. Overall, I couldn't be happier with the purchase — truly one of the best TVs I've owned!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is the 2nd LG OLED I've purchased. They really have the best picture quality out of all high end televisions. I use this to play on my PS5 too and the response times really are faster than a non OLED tv.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The LG C5 is an absolutely phenomenal TV and easily the best OLED value this year. The picture quality is breathtaking, thanks to the perfect black levels and incredibly vibrant, accurate colors. Movies and shows come alive with stunning contrast and detail. For gamers, the 144Hz refresh rate, VRR, and G-Sync compatibility make the experience flawless—it's ultra-smooth and responsive. The sleek, near-bezel-less design adds a premium feel to any room. If you want top-tier performance without the flagship price, look no further than the C5. It truly redefines home entertainment.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I bought this TV after having an older LG product for 10+ years, and I am blown away by how good it looks. Picture quality is great, especially when gaming. Incredibly thin so it looks great on the TV stand.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I recently upgraded from the LG CX to the C5, and I'm really impressed. The picture quality is definitely better, especially with older content. The new processor does a great job upscaling lower-quality video, and motion is smoother too. The blacks and contrast are as great; HDR feels a bit brighter than on the CX. One thing I noticed right away is that the anti-reflective coating seems way better on the C5. Less glare, even with windows nearby, which is a big plus if you're watching in a bright room.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] There are precisely two complaints that I can give my LG 77 C5 OLED television. The first is that is that it's too thin. I feel that the fragility of the thin design is not worth the future hassle if I ever need to move it from its current location. However, that is not a problem whatsoever with how the television functions and it functions extremely well. I have been using an LG 65 B8 OLED for six years and felt it was time to step up and really give my home theater a true theater feel, with the larger screen. So far, the new television easily matches the excellent picture quality of that B8, which was a calibrated display, without needing professional calibration. I'm sure professional calibration would make the C5 look even better, but the built in Filmmaker Mode made it very easy to slip into use without hours of fine tuning. The first films I watched on it looked fantastic and I only needed to mess with a couple of settings to capture that look. I can't tell you how the speakers in this television sound. I don't use my television's speakers, as I have a dedicated sound system. I did have to figure out ARC for the first time in order to get the most out of this new television's features with my gaming setup and I appreciate how well it works with passthrough. I assume the speakers may be another downside to anyone expecting an all-in-one package, but televisions as a whole have not had excellent speakers built-in for years, so that isn't a knock against this television, but does go back to the way televisions keep getting thinner. The second complaint that I have is of the new magic remote. I understand minimizing many of the functions, but the lack of a mute button or a play and pause button for people using the built-in media apps is disappointing. I am the type of person who prefers having dedicated buttons for my functions rather than going through menus. It's not a major deal, but using my previous remote was less responsive than the new one, so I'll stick with the new one. As a whole, this television is everything i expected and more and I would fully recommend it.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I recently got the LG C5 83” OLED and overall I'm really impressed. The picture quality is amazing — deep blacks, vibrant colors, and HDR content looks fantastic. Watching movies feels really cinematic, and even older shows and streaming content look sharper than I expected. The smart TV interface is easy to use. WebOS runs smoothly, and it has all the apps I need without annoying delays.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I really like this TV overall. The picture quality is insane, the brightness is solid even in my living room, and the size alone makes movies and sports feel completely different. LG definitely did their thing with the panel. One thing that disappointed me was the lack of a mounting point for the Synergy bracket. On the smaller sizes this TV supports it, so I expected the 83” to have the same option. For a premium TV at this size and price point, it feels like something that should be included. Not a dealbreaker, but definitely inconvenient if you're planning a full LG ecosystem setup. Other than that, it's been great. I just wish they didn't remove that feature on the biggest model.