Very pleased with this tv overall, but very irritated by the excessive buffering after a few hours of streaming. I have to unplug the tv for 1-2 hours to let it reset.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The LG 77-inch OLED TV isn't just a TV, it's a portal to another world. The inky blacks, vibrant colors, and stunning contrast that OLED technology provides are simply breathtaking. Movies are elevated to cinematic experiences, games pop with incredible detail, and even everyday TV shows look richer and more engaging. If you're looking for the best possible picture quality and are willing to invest in a truly exceptional viewing experience, the LG 77-inch OLED TV is worth every penny. It's a stunning piece of technology that will transform your home entertainment. Highly recommended.

[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.] Where this tv really shines is in the depth of its blacks. I tested it with a few space movies: 2001, Interstellar, Gravity. Wow, every time it pans to the stars, I am floored. I didn't like the stutter, but LG has Tru Motion built in which fixes all those problems. Overall, great tv.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I was waiting for this for Black Friday and finally pulled trigger. Definitely made the right move! The C5 has the best color and blacks are so sharp and vibrant. I can’t wait to watch more Dolby Vision along with my Dolby Atmos speakers!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The LG C5 83 inch delivers sharp picture quality, strong brightness, and smooth motion that makes movies and sports look clean. The colors stay accurate from every seat in your room. The OLED panel gives you deep blacks that improve contrast in every scene. The interface responds fast and keeps apps easy to access. The size fills your field of view and pulls you into whatever you watch. The TV handles gaming with low input lag and strong HDR performance. It gives you a premium experience that feels worth the price.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The 77-inch OLED TV delivers an incredible viewing experience with deep blacks, vivid colors, and excellent contrast. The large screen size feels truly immersive for movies and sports, and the picture quality is outstanding even in a bright room. Overall, it’s a premium TV that’s absolutely worth the upgrade.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I’m the kind of viewer who bounces between live sports, Netflix dramas, YouTube, old movies, and long gaming sessions on PS5 and Switch. After a month with the 77-inch LG C5, it’s become my do-it-all champ. **Picture: Perfect. Inky blacks make night games and dark shows look incredible, colors are rich but never cartoonish, and motion is buttery smooth, whether it’s a fast Premier League match or a 120 fps shooter. HDR movies (Dolby Vision) look stunning, and even regular cable looks sharper than it has any right to. **Gaming: It is ridiculously good, 4K/120 Hz, VRR, ALLM, and almost zero lag. I went from “pretty good” to “I can actually compete online” the day I plugged in the PS5. **Sound: This was the surprise. The built-in 40 W speakers with AI Sound Pro are crisp, voices are crystal-clear (no more subtitles for British shows!), and there’s decent bass for explosions and stadium crowds. It’s easily the best TV audio I’ve ever had out of the box. I still added a small soundbar for late-night movie sessions, but 80 % of the time I don’t need anything extra. **Daily use: webOS is lightning-fast, the Magic Remote pointer is addictive, and switching between apps, cable, and consoles takes seconds. *** One small note: in a super-bright sun-filled room, it’s good, not amazing, but turn the lights down or close the blinds and it’s unbeatable. *** /// Verdict: 5/5 for anyone who watches a bit of everything and games. Best all-rounder TV I’ve ever owned, and the sound actually lives up to the picture for once. Go for it. ///

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This tv is simply one of the best-looking TVs you can buy in 2025. It delivers perfect blacks and infinite contrast that make HDR content absolutely pop. Shadows are inky deep, bright highlights explode off the screen without blooming, and every scene—from moody noir films to sun-drenched nature documentaries—looks stunningly lifelike. Colors are rich yet natural, motion handling remains buttery smooth for sports and gaming, and the improved peak brightness over last year’s C4 means it holds its own even in moderately bright rooms. Viewing angles are predictably flawless, so the picture stays impeccable no matter where you sit. If you want a massive 77-inch screen that makes movies and games feel cinematic, the LG C5 is hard to beat. Contrast and picture quality are reference-level—everything else is just a bonus.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I bought the OLED83C5PUA mainly for gaming and movies, and it’s been great. The picture looks unreal — blacks are truly black, colors pop, and everything looks super sharp on the big screen. Games feel smooth and responsive with no lag that I can notice, even in fast action. Movies look like a theater at home, especially with HDR — dark scenes still show detail instead of turning into a gray mess. Overall, it’s a huge upgrade and I’d absolutely recommend it if you want a big OLED that delivers.