[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Just upgraded my 6 year old 49" LG NanoCell for the OLED AI G5 2025. Both my wife and I are impressed with the picture quality, sound and colours. Overall this is a belter of a TV. Brilliant 5 Stars

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I would have given this G5 TV six stars but for the useless sound coming from the TV. No matter what setting using Hi speed cables, the speech and surround sounds are a muffle at best. The picture quality is beautiful and anything in UHD will blow you away. Settings for sound could be hugely improved with an update. It is no secret to owners that the wow orchestra setting is nxt best thing to hopeless. For the price I expected more flexibilty.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I've recently bitten the bullet and upgraded from an old Samsung curved 55" 4k TV to a 65" G5 OLED TV. I knew there was going to be a big improvement in picture quality, but I'm still amazed at how much better everything looks. I'm still playing about with some of the settings, but even still the TV looks great and even better with the flush wall mounting Looking forward to rewatching my favorite films and TV series again on this TV.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Very happy with this T.V the picture is out of this world the blacks, the brightness watching movies in hdr beats going to the cinema for me. Ps5 gaming is unbelievable I couldn't be happier I was reluctant spending the money on this T.V but it was worth every cent. It made Christmas movies with the kids even better.

Its a great TV ,but it was a lot of software issues at the beginning. Glad that is finally adressed and i can see full potential of beautifully crafted 4 stack oled tv. It so bright that i keeping oled brightness at 30 or bellow as its in dark bedroom. Would be nice to see in the future that LG releases TVs with less buggy software and i will be more happy to buy their products as their products very solid build quality and excepsionally long life span.

Loved my 60" Samsung that lasted 13 years and still working. But this LG 77" is levels beyond. The colors, there resolution is unbelievable. Everything is crystal clear. I'm sure the sound is wonderful also but I use a high end Marantz with Klipsch speakers.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is such a great TV, and the picture is amazing! The controls are slick and easy to navigate, with the exception of getting out of the home menu back to what I was watching, which I haven’t figured out yet. I’d still recommend.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have had the same Sony Bravia HD TV since 2013 and thought it was time for an upgrade. I spent hours looking at the pros and cons of OLED vs mini led and different models from Samsung, Panasonic, Sony and LG. I had looked at my personal space and decided I did not want anything over 50 inches and many companies only seem to start their high end models from 55 inches onwards. I decided on the LG for a number of reasons - it was OLED at 48 inches, it had significantly higher peak brightness than many other OLEDs and also had four HDMI 2.1 connections, which allows me to game on it via my pc. I am very impressed with the TV, the picture is clear and sharp, with great colour accuracy in filmmaker mode - there is no issue with response time in games and the upscaling, even on old DVDs is great. As it was not much more than the C5 I decided to get the flagship and am very happy with my choice.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Great TV. Lovely visuals & sound. Works much better with my game console & sound system too. Only downside is they for a permanent advert panel at the top of the Home Screen which you cannot remove and it also blares sound if you accidentally hover over it.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The picture quality and sound are excellent. Set up quite easy. But I find the "Magic" remote control trolley unnecessarily complicated and confusing. I have 3 other tvs and the controls are much simpler with dedicated fast forward,rewind, pause and stop buttons. Also the on line user manual has very limited information - I had to resort to searching for YouTube videos to fathom it out.