[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Superb picture, features and sound. Great UI , settings accessible and explained. Worth every penny. Watching films I've seen countless times is like watching them for the first time. Highly recommend

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I love this TV. my only regret is not having bought it earlier. I use it with the Apple TV and the remote is really good and works automatically with my Apple TV. The menus are so good that I am considering start using them directly. Image quality is amazing, this is my first oled and I am really impressed. Specially at night is amazing. I was concern that during the day was not bright enough, but its really good, even in my house where I have floor to ceiling windows next to it. We play PS5 and the quality blowed us away here too.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Helpful website and good value offers. Good communication and delivery all as timetabled. Helpful advice on timeslot for day of delivery. Bought the OLED65C5ELB and easily installed on wall mountings. Great picture quality.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Waited a long time for a discount, and got what I think is a great deal. Not paying full retail can soften expectations a little, but I'm fussy about picture quality. And this TV delivers near perfect picture, and with a lot of settings to tweak you can push it to your sensitivies more and more in the early weeks of ownership. The real catch-22 is that the TV shows up the shortcuts taken in compression. You can see the lack of 'bit depth' in streaming (4k hdr) vs professionally authored compression from even DVDs. So to get perfect picture quality you need a very good source. But for new UK shows, I'm still enjoying Freeview HD content (1080p), but if iPlayer has a UHD option that's the go to now. Lastly, get a real 5.1 (or better) setup, one centre speaker, and separate L+R and rears that you can spread out for a broad soundstage. A soundbar is if you have chewy pets only. Do I want the G5? Actually, I watch in the evenings in low light, and at 100% pixel brightness it's eye scorching, so I run it lower and have no need for any more brightness than the C5 can offer. Moving from a 55", I had a shock feeling of 'this is too big' for about 2 hours. That went away and is funny to think about now.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Good quality tv with a great picture would certainly recommend

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] :Picture Quality is Amazing and I use SoundBar for surround sound.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Absolute star of a TV, I replaced by 2017 C line OLED with the new model and its a massive step up

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] An excellent TV which gives premium ones a run for their money.

Superb image and motion for 4k hdr content. Awful motion control for non-hdr content - judder cannot be eliminated regardless of Trumotion settings. For example, watching Batman Begins looked fantastic, but watching Gotham was infuriating. The former C8 oled was much, much better for this. Support for 120/144 fps is good, once you figure out the tv. Auto-switching picture modes (depending on the content detected) can be incredibly frustrating, because the tv can refuse to let you modify settings without explaining why. Sorry to say, but going from the older C8 (best tv I ever had) to the C5 would make me question buying another LG.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Great TV. Shocking remote control. The pointer thing is useless. Lack of pause, record buttons and interactions with other devices. Can't fault the picture. Sound volume unreliable and is fine one second and almost silent when adverts come on. Hopefully a firmware update will address but I'm looking at third party remotes.