[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This tv has been making me smile every time I turn it on. The darks are dark and the color is amazing. It pops like no other. Do yourself a favor and pick the g5 if your looking for a new tv. You won’t be disappointed. Movies, gaming, streaming all just get elevated with this beauty.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I got this as an upgrade to a 65 inch CX OLED. The picture is brighter and sharper in HDR mode and has been awesome so far with movies and gaming. The tv speakers are ok, but I pair with a surround sound system. The remote doesn’t have an input button, so switching between inputs is a little clunky. Minor inconvenience for the overall viewing quality.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I recently upgraded to the 83” LG OLED, and so far it’s been impressive. The picture quality really delivers with deep blacks, immensely bright visuals, and sharp detail, especially in HDR. Soccer and Movies look fantastic at this size, and the ultra-thin profile gives it a premium feel on the wall. There are a few early drawbacks, though. WebOS still isn’t great—it’s functional, but not as streamlined or intuitive as the ROKU interface for example. I also had some difficulty getting it to play nicely with my Sonos sound system, which took more tinkering than expected. And while it mounts fairly close to the wall, it’s not as completely flush as something like The Frame TV. If you’re hoping to add a decorative frame, be aware there aren’t really off-market frame options available for a screen this size/model. All that said, these are early impressions. I’ve only had limited time with it, and I’m still testing different content, calibration settings, and integrations. Based on initial use, it’s a fantastic display and a big upgrade—just not a totally seamless ecosystem experience. I’ll update once I’ve spent more time with it.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I bought this TV specifically for high end gaming, and am incredibly pleased with my purchase. 83 inches of 4k, 165hz, 12 BPC, G-Sync VRR, HDR with over 2200 bits of peak brightness is absolutely incredible. Will never be going back to non-OLED

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Shipping took a long time, but probably due to high amount of sales (incredible deals). Best picture of any TV that I have ever seen (and I'm coming from an OLED, and I've had the high end plasmas in the past).

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The LG G5 OLED evo AI is a really good-looking TV with awesome picture quality and great gaming features, but it doesn’t feel that much better than some cheaper LG models. The smart/AI stuff is cool but can be a bit much at times. Nice TV overall, just not the best if you’re trying to save money.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I still can believe how slim the TV is! Newer tech means more accurate colors, lower energy consumption and brighter overall picture compared to previous generation. So LG improved in every important measurable metric. Only negative is the limited feature set with the included TV remote - which I think is a downgrade. If you have the TV connected to a A/V receiver then it won’t matter. But if you have multiple devices directly connected to the TV then the limited remote becomes a hassle.Thankfully you can use the LG app to control the TV. But the core TV feature set - displaying excellent picture - is the best so far when it comes to OLEDs.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The G5 delivers a vibrant, lifelike HDR picture. Especially the deep black levels and the contrast is excellent. The TV looks like a pircture frame on the wall. I got 83 inch tv and I am really happy with the sound quality especially when connected to the LG S95 AR sound sytem, it feels like you are watching content in a theatre.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I own a beautiful LG G4 OLED, but the G5 is even better! Stunning contrast, color, and brightness, its picture is exquisite and striking. No other TV tech can compete with OLED for picture quality and deep immersion, and LG remains at the very peak of OLED quality and features. A couple stumbles in the G5's original firmware have all been seamlessly corrected, and the G5 provides a higher fidelity and better Dolby Vision viewing experience than any other brand or TV. Get an OLED, get the G5, and never look back.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The 97-inch LG G5 is an incredible TV in sheer size and picture presence, but it’s important to know what you’re actually getting. Unlike the smaller G5 models, the 97-inch version does not use LG’s new four-stack/tandem OLED panel. Just like past years, the 97-inch models also skip MLA. From what I understand, it comes down to the way OLED panels are cut from a mother glass sheet. A 97-inch panel uses almost the entire sheet by itself, so LG can’t divide it into multiple panels like they do with smaller sizes. Since this size is already extremely expensive, adding the newest and most expensive panel tech might push the price even higher than it already is. So while the TV still delivers excellent OLED picture quality, you should know you’re not getting the latest generation panel advancements. If you’re buying specifically for the cutting-edge tech, this is something to keep in mind. If you’re buying for size and immersion, it’s unmatched.