[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Bought OLED C5 from Black Friday deal. After setup, picture quality is impressive on 4K contents. Build quality appears to be solid as material of frame and base are metal vice plastic compare to other TVs in the market. Following Rting for calibration. Color saturation is good in both bright and dark rooms. I'd like to stick with realistic pictures thus opted for Dark Room Expert mode vice Vivid. Set up process is mostly painless and logical. Interface could improve to make selecting input source easier. Sound quality is average. Not really impressed with AI Pro sound mode. Stuck with Cinema. Overall, it has been good thus far after few days of use. Hopefully it'll last for longevity.

[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.] 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 recently got the LG C5 for my living room, and it's been great! Even though the room is pretty bright during the day, the TV's brightness handles light/reflections pretty well. Overall, great experience with the TV.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Upgraded my LG C1 65" to the 77" C5. Picture quality is outstanding and it does great even in my fairly bright living room. My kids are floored by the size. This is my 3rd LG OLED as I also own a 42" C4 that I use as a monitor for my Mac. I see no need to look anywhere else. With the Black Friday deals that are going on it's a great deal.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The LG OLED C5 77” is an incredible TV. The picture quality is incredibly sharp, and the colors really pop in a way that makes movies and games feel more immersive compared to my previous TV. Dark scenes look rich and detailed, and bright scenes are vibrant. The smart features make it easy to use and the display options make it simple to navigate and switch between inputs, etc. It's a fantastic upgrade.

[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.

We just bought the TV. Physical installation wasn't bad. But the interface is extremely confusing. I never got the mobile app to work. With difficulty, I downloaded the app for Spectrum (our cable). It doesn't appear on the main screen and is hard to find. We don't use any of the apps on the main screen (Disney, HBO, etc.) We like to stream PBS (Passport) and found out that it is not available on LGs. That weird floating cursor won't go away. CC is hard to access. If we ever find a channel to watch, the picture is fine. All of my complaints are about how difficult it is to use. The AI seems useless. Why are there all those ads for movies or streaming services in the way?

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Easy to unbox and install. Picture and brightness are perfect for our large living room with lots of light. Very pleased with TV so far. Can't comment on sound, use a soundbar. Slim and light. Remote works well and pairs with our Echo TV cube seemlessly. Great deal for black friday.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Great picture quality and immersive viewing experience at a 12' viewing distance. Well packed (It's a giant box), easy enough to get mounted up on the wall, and very thin. I was pleasantly surprised by the built in webos interface for how responsive and intuitive it is to navigate with the magic remote. So far we haven't felt the need to install an external media viewer, and are going to stick with the built in app. I like the customizable picture settings with being able to tune in sharpening, upscaling, gamma, color temp etc. The brightness is more than sufficient for my fairly dark living room, and I even turned down the max brightness a little given our environment. If you're in a dark room, you really don't need the brighter models. I didn't expect much form the built-in speakers, so I paired it with an old soundbar with the intention of upgrading it later.