[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Absolutely loving this TV! I've been watching my friend's C4 for a year, just waiting for the right time to buy my own. I couldn't be happier. Easy to set up and get everything connected. I mounted it to the table stand which works really well for a TV this size. The picture is beautiful. Zero complaints so far.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I've been hesitant to pull the trigger on an OLED for our main living room because we have a lot of windows, and I was always worried it would look too dim during the day. After reading about the 2025 models, I finally decided to grab the 65” LG C5, and wow—I genuinely don't know why I waited so long. The Brightness (It actually handles daylight!) This was my biggest worry, but the "Brightness Booster" on the C5 is legitimate. We watched a football game last Sunday at noon with the blinds halfway open, and the picture still popped. It's significantly brighter than older OLEDs I've seen at friends' houses. When the sun goes down and you watch HDR content (like Dune or Mandalorian), it's stunning. The blacks are perfect ink-dark, obviously, but those bright highlights—lasers, sunsets, reflections—are actually intense now. It doesn't just look good "for an OLED," it just looks incredible, period. Gaming Performance (Kid-Approved) While I use it for movies, the main reason we upgraded was for gaming, and this TV is an absolute cheat code. It has four full HDMI 2.1 ports, so we have both the PS5 and the gaming PC hooked up without fighting over ports. Running games at 144Hz is shockingly smooth; the difference in responsiveness is something you feel immediately in fast-paced shooters. The Game Optimizer dashboard is also super handy for quickly tweaking settings without digging through menus. The Real Test: My Son loves it My teenage son, who usually prefers playing on his high-refresh-rate gaming monitor in his room, has completely taken over the living room since we got this. He hooked up his PC to test it out and hasn't left. He plays a lot of competitive shooters (Valorant, Apex) and said the input lag is practically non-existent—he actually told me it feels "cracked" (which I assume means very good). We also played some co-op console games, and the colors and fluidity make everything feel next-gen again. Verdict If you were worried about brightness like I was, don't be. The C5 fixed that. It's the perfect hybrid TV—incredible for daytime sports and movies, and absolutely elite for gaming. It's an expensive purchase, but the whole family is loving it. Highly recommended.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I purchased the LG OLED77C5PUA to replace a smaller LED set, and the difference is immediately obvious. The 77-inch OLED panel delivers incredible contrast, with deep blacks and vibrant colors that make movies and sports look truly cinematic. HDR content is bright with excellent detail in both shadows and highlights, and motion handling has been very smooth for fast-paced games and live sports. The TV's design is clean and minimal, with thin bezels that help it disappear into the wall. Overall, the OLED77C5PUA is a fantastic centerpiece for a living room home theater, combining top-tier picture quality with strong gaming features and a sleek design.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The picture quality is fantastic with rich deep blacks and the capacity to handle a broad range of contrast ratios. There are quite a few picture and sound settings to choose from. I like that the remote can turn into a pointer! Looking forward to learning more about it.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The LG C5 77” has unbelievable picture quality. Colors are bright and accurate, blacks are perfect, and movies look cinematic. Gaming performance is top tier with low lag and smooth motion. One of the best TVs I've ever purchased.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I watched my favorite game of cricket in an LG oled 77 evo AI TV and its an truly immersive and mind-blowing visual treat. Picture quality is amazing. Movies are even a better treat to watch. Kudos to the technology team.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] If you want a big, beautiful OLED with top-notch gaming and smart features, the LG C5 83-inch is an outstanding choice. Pair it with a good sound system, and you'll have a home theater that rivals the cinema.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Blacks are deep and greens are Amazing. Watch a lot of soccer and premier league and one of the major struggles most TV's is that judder and dirty green effect. I get none of that while watching a game

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.] The 2025 LG C5 77” has absolutely exceeded my expectations. The picture quality is stunning—deep blacks, vibrant colors, and incredibly smooth motion that makes everything from movies to sports feel more immersive. LG clearly refined their OLED processing again this year, and it shows. The feature set is equally impressive. The updated webOS runs fast and clean, the gaming features are top-tier, and the smart dimming/brightness adjustments work seamlessly in different lighting conditions. Setup was simple, and the overall build quality feels premium without an inflated price tag. For anyone looking to step into the OLED world without overspending, I can't recommend this TV enough. It's an outstanding entry point with performance that rivals much more expensive models. A fantastic buy.