[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We got our TV today and we are so excited to see how real pictures are ! It's crispy clear like we never seen it before! The sound is amazing with sound bar ! The experience it's so different than before ! We are really enjoying watching movies now !

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I upgraded from a 5 year old budget 65". What can I say? Wow. The 77" OLED looks amazing. So much thinner and sleeker than my old TV. Color and brightness is light years beyond what I had. Viewing from 11 feet away is perfect. Movies and shows feel immersive. Horror movie jump scares actually make me jump now. Motorcycle racing looks incredible. The C5 can handle the high speed action with ease. This new TV is also used for PS5 gaming and it looks amazing. Not even close to the LED. Games I previously played look and feel completely different. High refresh rate and the colors really change and enhance the gaming experience. WebOS is fine and user friendly. I'm not so sure about the remote yet. Overall, 10/10 would recommend this upgrade if you're coming from an older TV. OLED, this is the way.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The LG OLED77C5PUA is one of those TVs that immediately feels like an upgrade the moment you turn it on. The picture is incredibly sharp, with the kind of deep blacks and rich contrast that make movies and games look almost surreal, and the brightness is strong enough to give HDR content real punch without blowing out the details. Off-angle viewing is great too, which is a lifesaver if your couch setup isn't perfectly centered. The sound is surprisingly full for built-in speakers, though most people buying a TV this nice will probably still pair it with a soundbar. The only real downsides are the usual OLED quirks — reflections in bright rooms and a remote that feels a little more fiddly than it needs to be. It's a big, heavy TV, so setting it up isn't exactly a one-person job, but once it's in place, it's genuinely impressive for the price. Overall, it's a fantastic pick if you're after a huge, high-end screen without jumping into the crazy-expensive flagship tier.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Blacks are deep and greens are Amazing. Watch a lot of soccer and premier league and one of the major struggles most TV's is that judder and dirty green effect. I get none of that while watching a game

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is my first OLED television, and I knew I had to go with LG. Immediately upon receiving and setting up my 77” C5, I started playing 4k HDR content and was blown away. I'm coming from a 2016 model from a competitor, and it was a high-end model at the time, and the difference in quality is staggering. I'm very very happy with my purchase, and I can't wait to get back to my movies!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I purchased the LG OLED77C5PUA to replace a smaller LED set, and the difference is immediately obvious. The 77-inch OLED panel delivers incredible contrast, with deep blacks and vibrant colors that make movies and sports look truly cinematic. HDR content is bright with excellent detail in both shadows and highlights, and motion handling has been very smooth for fast-paced games and live sports. The TV's design is clean and minimal, with thin bezels that help it disappear into the wall. Overall, the OLED77C5PUA is a fantastic centerpiece for a living room home theater, combining top-tier picture quality with strong gaming features and a sleek design.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I really like this TV overall. The picture quality is insane, the brightness is solid even in my living room, and the size alone makes movies and sports feel completely different. LG definitely did their thing with the panel. One thing that disappointed me was the lack of a mounting point for the Synergy bracket. On the smaller sizes this TV supports it, so I expected the 83” to have the same option. For a premium TV at this size and price point, it feels like something that should be included. Not a dealbreaker, but definitely inconvenient if you're planning a full LG ecosystem setup. Other than that, it's been great. I just wish they didn't remove that feature on the biggest model.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Display on content is breathtaking in clarity, vivid colors.Contrast was, of course, excellent due to the OLED screen. Of course, this is when watching the appropriate media. (I was watching an UHD disk of a movie). Out of the box, menu was really cluttered with apps I didn't need (not subscribed to most) and unwanted ads. I deleted the unused apps to de-clutter. Remote is nice with a point-at-screen-and-click feature. However, the precision of the pointing is a tad off. You get used to it. My package came with an LG soundbar which worked with the LG TV remote, which is a huge plus and allows me to put away the soundbar's remote. Overall, I'm very happy with my purchase

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Purchased this TV and have been using it for a week. Upgraded from a 55" TV to 77" OLED so the difference was massive. Setup was really easy from the hardware to the initial setup. Everything is integrated with LG ThinQ and was a breeze. Apps were easy to find and install. The TV and its software is extremely responsive and there is hardly any Colors on this TV is absolutely amazing. The colors pop in both bright and dim lighting. The darks, especially blacks are very deep and you can really tell the quality of it. What makes this TV for me is that it has an amazing viewing angle and can be seen from all parts of the room with no change in quality. Overall, a great TV for the price! Picture quality is top notch. 100% would recommend!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The TV is spectacular to watch. The colors are vibrant and the blacks are perfect. Setting up the TV was a piece of cake and the built-in ecosystem seems sufficient for streaming anything. I recommend mounting this TV instead of using the stand though.