[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] There is a reason this TV was called the best TV of 2025. Incredible color and contrast even in a bright room with my large slider adjacent to it. Excellent glare coating that virtually eliminates glare. A huge step up in picture quality from my other Korean competitor TV from a few years ago. Worth every penny!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We just got our LG OLED evo AI 77' and we absolutely love it - the image is clear, colors are vivid, and the interface is smooth and easy. The AI enhanced image and audio are pretty cool features. Viewing from sharp angles is still great, and both in well lit and dim environment, no regrets!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] TV is beautiful with vibrant image. Easy to set up with AI assistance or you can customize it in many ways yourself. Easy to access the most popular streaming services and you can add more as needed. Sunday NFL was awesome to watch.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Big fan of LG electronics especially screens, desktop and TV's. I had a UHD LG TV for 5 years and still works great. I was looking for an upgrade , I am so happy to get an LGC577 inch TV . Pros Amazing picture quality Amazing contrast Best bang to your buck Great smart TV features Very smooth and easy to navigate, thanks to the 120HZ refresh rate Sound quality good , but could have been better Cons None I strongly recommend LGC5 TV especially 77 inch and you would be thrilled

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Just got the 77" C5 set up and the panel is gorgeous. It handles bright rooms way better than older OLEDs and the gaming features are top-tier. Just wanted to drop a warning for anyone mounting this themselves: check your stud distance! I have 20-inch spacing and the default setup didn't work; it maxes out at 16-inch width. Had to pause the install to get a mount that actually spanned the gap. Great TV, just plan ahead for the install.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I recently bought the LG OLED77C5PUA, and it has genuinely impressed me. The picture quality is stunning—deep blacks, vibrant colors, and excellent contrast that really brings movies and shows to life. The brightness is noticeably better than older OLED models, and gaming on it feels incredibly smooth thanks to the HDMI 2.1 ports and 4K @ 144 Hz support. The webOS interface is clean and easy to use, and the overall design of the TV looks beautiful in my space. The only small drawbacks I noticed are some reflections in brighter rooms and the fact that it doesn't support DTS audio passthrough. Other than that, this TV has been an amazing upgrade, and I'm extremely happy with the purchase.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I recently upgraded from the LG CX to the C5, and I'm really impressed. The picture quality is definitely better, especially with older content. The new processor does a great job upscaling lower-quality video, and motion is smoother too. The blacks and contrast are as great; HDR feels a bit brighter than on the CX. One thing I noticed right away is that the anti-reflective coating seems way better on the C5. Less glare, even with windows nearby, which is a big plus if you're watching in a bright room.

[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.] Pros: It's an amazing looking TV. This is my 3rd LG OLED and they never let me down when it comes to picture quality. It's just stunning. The 83 inch was a lot lighter than I thought it would be, so that was a plus when mounting it to the wall. Cons: The remote is 2/5. They are going with a minimalist approach, pushing AI and ThinQ for your interactions with the TV. Please LG, if your going to go minimalist on the remote, include a play and pause button. The wheel button has been problematic to start and stop play in some streaming applications (Paramount+ comes to mind). I don't need dedicated streaming service buttons. What I really miss is a play, pause, and mute button. The holding down the volume to mute is just annoying and not intuitive. The bloatware and advertisements on the WebOS has been getting more and more invasive. LG does a decent job of letting you disable a lot of the advertisements, but I wish I could remove the apps that come preinstalled. The AI features are not impressive so far. I haven't found any of it useful, yet. Conclusion: Overall, I love the TV even with the regression in the new remote design and WebOS drawbacks.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Performance-wise, this TV is smooth. LG's new processor handles motion better than older models, so fast scenes don't blur as much. Gaming on it is crazy good, too—low input lag, all the HDMI 2.1 features, and a picture that makes next-gen games look like they were made for this screen. The built-in webOS still has its little quirks, but it's quick and easy to bounce between apps. For a TV this big, the sound is better than expected, though most people will still want a soundbar. Overall, the C5 is one of those TVs that makes everything you watch feel premium. It's not cheap, but once you see it in action, it's hard to go back.