[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My first 4K TV and first OLED, picture is amazing but that's expected for OLED so credit goes to WebOS25 for me, much better than other TVs I've tried. All in all, superb value for money, very pleased!

[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.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Great picture. Easy to set up. Noticed a massive difference streaming football

[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.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I never thought watching TV could be this good. At 67yrs young the only question I have is: Why did it take me so long to try OLED TV?

I am a LG employee family member, and I purchased this product at a discounted price in exchange for my honest review. I've been extremely impressed with the 55-inch LG OLED evo AI C6. The picture quality is simply outstanding—deep blacks, vibrant colors, and incredible contrast make everything from movies to sports look stunning. The OLED technology really shines, especially in darker scenes where detail is often lost on other TVs. The AI-powered features are a nice touch as well. The upscaling works better than expected, making older content look sharper and more refined. The interface is fast and intuitive, and navigating apps like Netflix, YouTube, and others is seamless. Sound quality is also surprisingly good for a flat-panel TV, with clear dialogue and decent depth, though pairing it with a soundbar would take it to the next level. Setup was quick and straightforward, and the overall design is sleek and modern—it looks great in my living room. Overall, this TV delivers a premium viewing experience and feels like a solid investment for anyone who values top-tier picture quality and smart features. Highly recommended!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Very good tv i recommended. Picture quality it's very high Alexa voice control tv

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Just got the TV today and set it up. It is an excellent OLED tv with outstanding picture and good sound. LG really did an incredible job with this TV! Everything is fully functional and working properly. I am using the TV with PC, blue-ray player, it works great so far.

I couldn't be happier with my TV (77in C5)!! You can customize the image to your hearts desire... Blue light or or off, AI on or off, brightness is ridiculous, etc. I am really happy with this TV! Only thing I'd change is to add the ability to remove the pointer feature (Where you can select things with the remote pointed at the screen). Image wise, the G5 is overkill bc this C5 leaves me with 0 wishes for an upgrade!! Its been 2 weeks and I'm amazed at how amazing everything looks!!

The remote is genuinely terrible. It constantly activates a very ugly and cumbersome pointer. I thought upon setting up the TV that I could easily go into settings and disable it, but no, I discover that it is a permanent built in feature that cannot be disabled. I do further research and find that this has been a problem for years, with people begging for another option and LG ignoring them. For a premium OLED TV, that is honestly unacceptable, the TV should be easy to use out of the box and not feel like it is actively fighting against you as you try to navigate content and settings. It may be a solvable issue using third party hardware, but due to the fact that the TV is very annoying and difficult to use without additional purchases and doesn't give a tiny toggle in the settings to disable “magic pointer” forever (while loading up the TV with bloat and software that the user will never want to use, such as an AI chatbot), I am not able to give this TV higher than one star. Hopefully, if enough people speak out, LG will listen and the TV will be usable out of the box.