[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This OLED TV offers an unparalleled viewing experience. Its exceptional clarity brings every image to life with stunning detail. The contrast, especially in black levels, is truly remarkable, creating a sense of depth and realism. Navigating its features is a breeze thanks to the user-friendly interface. You'll find that accessing your favorite content is intuitive and straightforward. This display is designed to enhance your entertainment, providing a superior visual performance. Enjoy vibrant colors and deep, rich blacks that redefine picture quality.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The screen quality on the 83-inch LG OLED C5 is outstanding. OLED truly shines here—deep blacks, excellent contrast, and rich, accurate colors. Dolby Vision content looks especially impressive. Shows like Stranger Things look incredible, with dark scenes retaining detail while highlights really pop. I already own a 77-inch LG OLED C3, so this comparison comes from real-world use. Even though the size difference between 77 inches and 83 inches doesn't seem large on paper, it is very noticeable in practice. Installed in a dedicated media room, the 83-inch screen feels significantly more immersive and delivers a true home-theater experience. Another pleasant surprise is the sound quality. For a TV, it's much better than expected—clear dialogue, decent bass, and a fuller soundstage compared to most flat-panel TVs. It's good enough that you don't immediately feel the need for a soundbar. The new webOS UI feels smooth, modern, and responsive. Navigation is intuitive, apps load quickly, and the overall experience feels polished. Overall, the LG OLED C5 is an excellent upgrade, especially if you're coming from a 77-inch OLED. Exceptional picture quality, surprisingly strong built-in audio, and a refined user experience make it a fantastic choice for a media room.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Good TV with excellent picture & sound quality. Easy set up & very interactive functionality.

Set up could not have been smoother or faster! The picture is truly amazing! Love the extremely thin profile of the screen at the top going into the base as well.

Great TV picture and build quality! WebOS is just okay, nothing special, not easy to use. The new Magic Remote is garbage, never had a remote so hard to use and missing key functionality, replacing it with a universal remote!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Great TV's, upgraded from a C2 77” to a C5 77” and couldn't be happier, perfect quality and better value.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Awesome tv for an awesome price! with easy installation covered and scheduled by LG! What more can you ask for

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The OLED screen is simply outstanding. The C5 connected to S95TR creates unbelievable surround sound. A great combo for sure.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I really am very happy with my new LG 77 inch OLED Evo TV It has a incredible picture and sound and our family really enjoy this TV and its quality and great value for your money.

First off let me say that this device has the best quality picture I have ever seen - by far. I just think it is time we stopped calling these TVs and more accurately call them what they have morphed into, which is video servers. It is a computer with a substantial operating system (which has a learning curve of its own} dedicated to accepting input from multiple devices and it displays them magnificently. One of the things this device does is present you with no fewer than 6 separate user agreements which essentially remove any hope for privacy in using the product. The way this is set up, LG presents you with this product, you purchase their product, and as soon as you start using it, then your viewing habits become a product of LG's, where they financially profit from selling your personal viewing habit info. The device literally BEGS you to sign these agreements. This does not make me happy and thus far, I have not agreed to any of the agreements. The other thing I find frustrating with this device is the latest iteration of the magic remote, For decades now I have used remotes where I can simply punch the channel number directly into the remote and the TV goes instantly to that station. Unfortunately, LG has decided to remove the number pad from this remote. They have also removed the dedicated mute button. These deletions make the remote very inconvenient to use. I have had to pull out a remote from an older LG television in order to punch channel numbers directly into this device and to have a dedicated mute button. I'm also looking into the possibility of purchasing the previous generation of the magic remote to see if I can pair it with the new video server in order to re-gain some functionality. If you are going to buy this model, Sam's is definitely the place to get it as you get double the RAM and a free included service plan. Some of the issues I have are simply due to my personal preferences but I bet I'm not alone.