[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Excellent 4k picture quality and black levels. I was a bit hesitant to go with an OLED in this location due to higher room brightness. It turned out to not be an issue probably in part due to the higher brightness of the C5 over prior versions. I have another 65" LG OLED that is 6 plus years old and still in excellent condition, so I don't have concerns on longevity.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The picture quality is second to none — deep, inky blacks, vibrant colours, and incredible contrast make every scene feel lifelike. Whether watching movies, gaming, or streaming in 4K, the clarity and richness of the display are outstanding. Motion handling is silky smooth, and HDR performance is breathtaking, bringing out every detail even in dark scenes.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Finally upgraded after 6 years with a standard LED. This thing is absolutely amazing. When they say OLED's are bright, they mean it! This tv is used for Netflix/streaming predominately in a brightly lit room with windows. The color and quality of the image is astonishing. Such an upgrade.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I recently upgraded from a 65” c2 to the 77” c5. I was just thinking about the increase in size but did not realize how impressive the picture would be. That is saying a lot because I didn't think it could get much better than the c2, but watching anything is like a new experience. So crisp and detailed, truly is eye candy! Most popular streamers are there by default and you can add many more with no trouble.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] LG makes the screens for several vendors and they really have a terrific process and as a legacy branded industrial engineering firm, they build systems that both perform and dazzle. This 77 has it all. The image quality is fabulous, crisp and there remotes are responsive. We replaced the 65" B processor with the 77 C processor and it is a nice step up, but the B still commands watching sports or movies, the 65 is in the smaller den. I watch the usual through ROKU boxes, subscribe to YOUtubeTV and the major premium channels and have great image quality but not as good as BlueRay DVD but i only have 1 DVD because I gave them away for convenience...99% of what I watch is streamed and this gives you great image quality and sound, too...i have yet to want to bring my Paradigm system with the big Yamaha amplifier up to connect it to this 77 because it is good enough....and for concerts we wear the headsets through the ROKU or the LG blue tooth....great combo, I have grown to rely on LG.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I bought the OLED83C5PUA mainly for gaming and movies, and it's been great. The picture looks unreal — blacks are truly black, colors pop, and everything looks super sharp on the big screen. Games feel smooth and responsive with no lag that I can notice, even in fast action. Movies look like a theater at home, especially with HDR — dark scenes still show detail instead of turning into a gray mess. Overall, it's a huge upgrade and I'd absolutely recommend it if you want a big OLED that delivers.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I am blown away by the picture quality on this 77-inch C5. The OLED blacks are perfect, making movies look incredibly immersive, and the colors are vibrant without being unnatural. It's also a beast for gaming—120Hz support and VRR make my PS5 games feel incredibly smooth. The new processor handles upscaling well, making even older content look sharp. The interface is snappy and easy to navigate. Highly recommended for anyone wanting a true home theater experience.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] If you're shopping for a large premium TV, the LG C5 OLED 77″ is a hard set to ignore. After spending considerable time with it, here's a breakdown of how it performs — and whether it's worth the investment. The LG C5 OLED 77″ hits an impressive sweet spot: premium OLED picture quality, serious gaming features, and general “all-use” flexibility. For the size and class, it offers tremendous value. If you're willing to invest a little in audio and manage your lighting, you'll likely be extremely pleased.

I've had an older 55" version of this TV and it's been a rock solid TV with excellent picture quality. So when it came time to replace another brand TV, after doing research, it was a slam dunk to get another LG OLED for my family room. Very durable screen, easy to use interface, and I appreciate the very attractive design of the product from the side, it's so thin compared to most others.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The tv its self is great. Good size, color, and features. The proceeds of purchasing is a pain in the you know what. You would think a company would make it as easy as possible to purchase and acquire your item. Instead you jump through multiple hoops, many of which are in place to try and get you to forfeit your warranty. Product 4/5 company 2/5.