[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Can't fault the tv. But really disappointed that the warranty offered is far less than resellers. Why? This makes no sense at all. It is my fault as I I should have checked. But LG hide it very well. Feel stupid now as I could have bought the same tv, at same price, from a variety of resellers and benefited from their extended warranties. Won't buy from LG direct again.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I recently purchased the LG OLED C5 in the 83” size, and it has exceeded every expectation. The picture quality is absolutely incredible—rich colors, perfect blacks, and stunning HDR performance. Even in my family room, which has multiple windows and a lot of natural light throughout the day, the C5 stays impressively bright without losing contrast or looking washed out. It handles bright-room viewing better than any OLED I've owned. The setup process was surprisingly fast and straightforward. LG's guided onboarding made it easy to get everything connected and ready to watch right away. Within minutes, I had my streaming apps installed and was already enjoying content. Overall, the C5 delivers a premium viewing experience in every way. If you're looking for a large-screen OLED that combines outstanding brightness, top-tier picture quality, and a hassle-free setup, this TV is an incredible choice.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I recently bought the LG C5 77-inch OLED TV, and I'm absolutely thrilled with it. The picture quality is incredible — vibrant colors, deep blacks, and amazing fine detail that really makes movies and sports come to life. Every scene looks sharp and lifelike, even in darker settings. The build feels premium, and the setup was easy. Overall, I couldn't be happier with the purchase — truly one of the best TVs I've owned!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] One of those TVs that immediately feels premium without trying too hard. The design is sleek and minima. The screen is full of rich color, movies and games have that extra bit of pop. And of course, it delivers those classic OLED deep blacks which are clean and free of any black-spot weirdness. C5 is a fantastic choice if you want a TV that looks great, performs even better, and feels like an upgrade the moment you turn it on.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The LG C5 is an absolutely phenomenal TV and easily the best OLED value this year. The picture quality is breathtaking, thanks to the perfect black levels and incredibly vibrant, accurate colors. Movies and shows come alive with stunning contrast and detail. For gamers, the 144Hz refresh rate, VRR, and G-Sync compatibility make the experience flawless—it's ultra-smooth and responsive. The sleek, near-bezel-less design adds a premium feel to any room. If you want top-tier performance without the flagship price, look no further than the C5. It truly redefines home entertainment.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Purchased the 77" C5 and am enjoying it. Picture is good when the content is of proper resolution. I like the "LG Channel" included in the apps as it lets you watch local TV stations thru the internet - no need for antennas. Also, like the Alexa integration feature although if you have a existing Alexa unit in the same room - they will both respond. It would be better if they knew they were on the same network in the same room (labeled in Alexa as such). All in all a pretty nice TV.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I just bought the 77" LG c5 and am extremely happy. I have previously owned various sizes of the c7, c8, c9, cx, c2, and c4 and the jump up this year is big. It gets noticeably brighter than the previous generations and the upgraded processor is also faster. The picture is much brighter so that I can have my lights on or my windows open with much less issue. I hooked up my gaming laptop to the tv and can confirm that it can handle gsync/144hz/HDR pass through/etc. I prefer the new menu system vs. the previous gens but they have moved quite a bit of options around and the application of the tech is different. Previously, it was recommended to turn off a lot of the picture enhancements because it did weird motion stuff with the pictures but with the new cinematic modes and picture settings, the enhancements are nice to have on without it messing up the picture. One really nice thing about the new tv is that the vesa mount is now higher on the TV. If you have previous lg oleds, the vesa mounting was always really low on the tv and it made it awkward to wall mount because it needed to sit much lower to line up. I also like the updated magic remote and that it can control all my devices much better than before vs just relying on CEC. My only qualm with the TV is the audio pass through. I have a very high end sound system and I cannot pass through truehd/master audio correctly. It's always an issue with every tv/brand, surprisingly, my old c9 was the only tv that passed audio through correctly. I did briefly use the TV speakers and there is a setting to improve the audio with it wall mounted or if it's on a stand. I hardly ever use my TV speakers since I have it hooked up to a full sound system but I do sometimes use it when I'm making changes. The TV speakers are decent if you're in a pinch but I would recommend still getting something to improve the audio. I'm very happy and recommend this product strongly.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I've had the LG OLED77C5PUA for a little while now and it's been fantastic. The 77" screen completely changes movie nights – blacks are truly black, colors are rich without looking fake, and HDR content really pops. The newer OLED evo panel with Brightness Booster / “Bright Room Ready” holds up surprisingly well in my bright living room, which was my biggest concern going in. For gaming, this TV is a beast: 4 HDMI 2.1 ports, support for up to 4K/144Hz with VRR and ALLM, and super low input lag. My PS5/PC games look incredibly smooth, and the TV automatically switches into the right game mode. webOS is snappy, apps like Netflix/Disney+/Prime are built in, and the new Alpha 9 Gen 8 processor keeps everything feeling fast while also doing excellent upscaling on 1080p content. Pros: Incredible contrast and black levels Bright enough for a room with windows Fantastic for gaming (4x HDMI 2.1, VRR up to 144Hz, ALLM) Dolby Vision + Dolby Atmos support for movies Very thin, premium-looking design

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This TV has a great picture that brings movies and shows to life! We love how responsive the apps are and how fluidly you can move between them. It can take any game or movie and make it better than you remember the last time you saw it on a different TV! Even the sound is great and really brings what is on screen to life! The remote is well laid out and is easy to use and has all the important buttons right where you would expect them to be. Overall one of the best family purchases we've made in a long time!

The TV is thin and light and has an amazing picture. I have had LG before and I am trying to get used to the format but with all the new technologies and apps it's not the same. I don't care for the remote wheel pointer ( not for older folks) Although the TV is great I prefer the home format of my previous brand. We did get an awesome price the included wall install. Over all the that's what sold me and I was curious about the AI features but I think it's above my understanding. I would like easier access when my TV is turned on to show you tube TV and the 4 or 5 favorite channels without all the other stuff all over the screen.. We have been having lagging with connection and we have 1tb speed.