Customer Ratings & Reviews

I bought an 55" LG B9 OLED in 2018, I bought a 65" LG C1 in 2021 and when I saw this TV on Sale, I picked it up. LG's OLED (WOLED) panels are amazing. They've never let me down. This 77" C3 Is absolutely gorgeous. Easy to install. Easy to set up. The user interface is snappy. No PS5 game lag. Anti-burn-in tech built in to the TV. If you consume HDR 4K content and you have the cash, buy an LG C3....Any size. You will NOT regret it. The C3 Evo panel is bright enough for most settings. Your guests will drool. Just please, don't watch FOX news or CNN all day on this beautiful tv. If that's what you watch all day, just buy a junk Hisense for that. Also, Samsung and Sony have QD-OLED TV's out now, yes they look a little better than LG's WLOD panels, but the QD-OLEDS are prone to burn in much, much faster than LG's Panels. FYI. Research RTINGS(dot)com OLED testing videos on YouTube. Also, buy a decent (or better) sound bar/system. I went with the JBL 500. The built in down facing speakers in flat tv's will never be great for sound. Never. No matter the brand.

The 77-inch LG OLED TV is a knockout! Its picture quality is simply stunning, with vibrant colors, incredibly deep blacks, and exceptional sharpness. The built-in speakers are surprisingly good, delivering clear dialogue and impactful sound effects. The sleek design makes it a visual centerpiece in any room, and the smart features are easy to navigate. If you're looking for a television that delivers a truly immersive and breathtaking viewing experience, this LG OLED is an excellent choice.

I purchased the 77in LG C3 OLED over 1 months ago bast on extensive research in picture quality, durability, and ease of use. Delivery was on time and well handled. Unboxing and setup was very easy, though does require a second set of hands due to size. The TV itself is not overly heavy, and changing over from the included base to a wall mount was also simple and easy. Setting up the TV for use was quick and simple, though the requirement of creating a LG account to use the integrated software for streaming apps is a detriment. At the very least there are settings to disable most of the data harvesting and advertisement content it uses. For a few weeks I used a Amazon Fire Stick 4k Max as an alternative, though that itself is still littered with excessive advertisements and the functionality simply doesn't work the greatest. I was unable to even use Plex at all due to constant buffering, and other apps including Paramount Plus and Apple TV were intermittently unusable. Once I got the LG account set up, installing and using the apps on the LG webOS software was practically seamless. Despite my grievance with data harvesting, the software allows a lot of freedom with opting out of advertisements, and what little advertisements remain are not intrusive. The webOS software is very easy to use and I have no noteworthy complaints other than the account requirement. As for the TV picture itself, it is fantastic. There are a ton of settings that can be adjusted for your personal preference, but I recommend starting with the recommended settings from the Rtings review/guide and making adjustments from there. As an OLED the colors really pop, the blacks are deep and true, and it really transforms the content you are watching. Of course, some of it depends on the content itself and wether or not it supports various technologies like HDR, Dolby Vision, etc... though even content that does not support that still looks better than a cheaper LCD panel. As for sound, the integrated speakers are subpar like all TV's. It's fine for general live TV like sports and other content where the sound and visual quality isn't a concern but suffers when it comes to movies and shows where soundscape and ambiance are important. I would highly recommend using this TV in conjunction with a surround sound system. The TV supports eArc which allows seamless use of external audio systems, and if you use a LG soundbar system there is a feature which utilizes the integrated TV speakers to add additional depth to the sound system. If you're using a quality sound system it is not necessary as the Dolby Atmos support is spectacular, though it does help out the cheaper LG soundbar systems that do not include rear and upfiring speakers. Overall, this TV is fantastic higher end OLED option, and if on sale is likely the best value TV you could purchase. I know of many people who utilize the smaller 40in offering as a PC monitor and love it, especially with advances to OLED technology negating much of the concern with burn in. I recommend this specific TV to everyone looking for a high quality picture while still maintaining ease of use and reliability, all without breaking the bank. The pictures I took don't do it justice. This one is worth seeing for yourself in the store.

I bought the LG 77” Class C3 Series OLED TV last year, and it has been a game-changer in home entertainment! The picture quality is spectacular. The deep blacks and vibrant colors really make movies and shows feel immersive, especially with the 77” size. I appreciate how responsive the Smart webOS is. it’s quick and has most of the apps I need. 4K clarity make every gaming session feel like a pro experience. I’ve received so many compliments from friends also by family and friends. It's also very sleek and thin which makes it more beautiful. Overall, I’d highly recommend the C3 Series for its picture quality, smart features, and premium feel. Worth every penny! I know am writing this comment late as C4 Series is out now too.

I can’t say enough good things about the LG 77" C3 Series OLED evo! This TV is absolutely stunning in every way. From the moment I set it up, I was blown away by the vibrant colors, deep blacks, and insane contrast that only OLED technology can provide. Picture Quality – A Visual Masterpiece The 4K OLED evo panel delivers jaw-dropping picture quality. Whether I’m watching movies, gaming, or streaming, everything looks incredibly lifelike. The HDR performance is phenomenal, with Dolby Vision making every scene pop with rich, realistic colors and deep contrast. The motion handling is buttery smooth, making fast-paced action movies and sports look absolutely flawless. Gaming Perfection with PS5 I have my PlayStation 5 hooked up to this TV, and gaming has never been this immersive! The 120Hz refresh rate, low input lag, and VRR (Variable Refresh Rate) make every game feel incredibly responsive. The 4K/120fps support really brings out the best in next-gen gaming, and the OLED panel makes every detail shine, from dark shadowy environments to bright, colorful worlds. Streaming Bliss with Apple TV 4K Paired with my Apple TV 4K, this TV takes streaming to the next level. Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos support ensure I get cinema-quality visuals and audio right in my living room. Whether I’m watching the latest blockbuster or bingeing a series, the webOS interface makes navigating apps seamless. A True 4K Home Theater with Panasonic UB820 I also have my Panasonic UB820 4K Blu-ray player connected, and the results are breathtaking. With HDR10 and Dolby Vision, physical media has never looked so crisp and detailed. This TV showcases 4K UHD discs in all their glory, making it the perfect choice for cinephiles. Design & Sound – Sleek and Powerful Not only does it perform exceptionally well, but the slim and modern design makes it a showpiece in my living room. The built-in speakers with Dolby Atmos deliver surprisingly good audio, though I still recommend pairing it with a good sound system for a fully immersive experience. Final Verdict This TV is a 10/10, absolute must-buy for anyone serious about movies, gaming, and streaming. Whether you’re a hardcore gamer, a film enthusiast, or just want the best possible TV experience, the LG C3 OLED evo delivers in every way. It’s the perfect centerpiece for any entertainment setup! Highly recommended!

We recently purchased the LG 77-inch OLED TV, and it’s truly been a game changer for our home entertainment experience. The picture quality is absolutely breathtaking—deep, true blacks, vibrant colors, and an overall sharpness that makes everything from movies to sports look cinematic. The OLED technology really lives up to the hype. Setup was straightforward, and the design is sleek and minimalistic—it adds a modern touch to our living room without being bulky. The size (77 inches!) is perfect for an immersive viewing experience, especially for movie nights or gaming. The smart features are intuitive and easy to use, with quick access to all the major streaming apps. Sound quality is solid on its own, but paired with a soundbar or home theater setup, it’s next-level. We’ve had zero issues so far, and everything about this TV feels premium—from the remote to the software interface. If you’re considering a large, top-tier TV, this LG OLED is worth every penny. Highly recommended!!

I'd originally planned on getting the G3 for the MLA tech but when I saw BB had the C3 for $800 off I dove in on the 77" C3. I wasn't looking to deal with wall mounting the G3. This is replacing my 55" LG OLED from 2017 that was suffering from burn in on the lower right from station logos. Mind you that TV was early tech OLED. According the RTINGS.com the LG's WOLEDs were less susceptible to burn in over the other brands. And as someone else here mentioned the QD-OLEDs were MORE susceptible to burn in. While the TV sound is good, not great I have the TV connected to a Sony HT-A7000 7.1.2ch Dolby Atmos Soundbar, subwoofer and rear channel speakers. I love how the C3 displays the status of the source connected or streamed in the upper right corner of the screen such as Dolby Vision, Dolby Atmos 7.1 via sound bar. I have a friend with a last year SONY WOLED and he tells me his TV does not display this source info. Helping reduce burn in risk the TV kicks into screensaver mode after a couple of minutes of a static image on the screen when pausing etc. Just press any button upon return to bring the picture back up. I also had been using the Nvidia Shield (Android) and the C3's Web OS 23 was so much better than my old TV. I got sick of Android and the Shield crashing. Also the eARC and CEC works great. My last LG OLED had ARC and CEC would randomly turn connected devices off/on out of sync and drove me nuts! Not a problem with this TV. I suggest looking up 4K DEMO content on You tube to sample & really see what the picture looks like. Be sure YT is set for 4K quality content. Very satisfied! One more thing not the fault of the TV but at some time in the future LG (Samsung, Sony etc. doesn't matter) will stop updating the TV OS. Just like CEL phones. About a 3 year OS support and screw it.

Like the title says, I love my new LG C3. I am a big fan of LG and have bought their Nanocell and OLED TVs so I always expect them to put out a great TV. I bought this over Black Friday and waited till a couple of weeks of use before I did my review because I wanted to make sure I found any flaws. The C3 has a beautiful picture its 4K 120hz premium OLED screen that has deep blacks and rich color range. It has the new a9 Gen6 processor for better 4k upscaling, Dolby Vision, and HDR10 performance. Comparing it to my other TVs the brightness and color range is overall better than the previous generations. It has good sound quality for built in speakers with Dolby Atmos support and eARC connectivity. I didn't really try to test the speakers too much beyond a few movies though, because I was going to connect my soundbar. It supports all the smart streaming apps that you love. The UI is still very user friendly and designed so that you can get the most of your entertainment services. The biggest selling point for me was the upgrades aimed at gaming. The C3 has 4 x HDMI 2.1 ports, as opposed to only having 2 on previous models. This is great because I like to game and wanted to be able to play games at 4k 120fps and didnt want to have to pick and choose which device would get the higher end port. It also has incredibly low latency (under 0.1 ms), VRR, and NVIDIA GSync support. My C3 was set up and tested with the Sony HT-A500 5.1.2 surround sound system, PS5, and ASUS ROG PC tower. I played on PC at 4K 120fps, PS5 at 4K 60fps/1080p 120hz, and watched mutliple 4K UHD movies. The C3 recognized all my devices and media and performed without even a single hiccup. The only complaint I have is that every year the home screen is filled with more stuff, especially when compared to my 2020 Nanocell90. On my older model my home screen is the LG paintings screensaver with the smart apps on the bottom as a simple tiles menu, but on my C3 the home screen is filled with ads and reccomendations that eat up processing. Even when I adjusted this in the settings the home screen is still pretty cluttered in my opinion. Overall, I still love my LG C3, the amazing picture and gaming performance make it must have for those that want the absolute best entertainment experience. I would absolutely recommend the LG C3.

The LG C3 77" OLED TV is absolutely incredible and has completely transformed how I watch TV, play games, and enjoy entertainment at home. This is, without a doubt, the best picture quality I’ve ever seen on a television. One of my favorite things is playing 4K YouTube videos of scenic walks through different locales—they look stunning on this screen. The colors are vibrant, the details are crisp, and it’s as if I’m looking out a window instead of watching a video. Where this TV truly shines, though, is with gaming. Playing on the PS5 and Xbox Series X is like a night-and-day difference compared to the 60" LG LCD TV I had before. The colors are rich, the motion is silky smooth, and the overall experience is breathtaking. Every game feels more immersive and lifelike on this OLED display. We recently watched Oppenheimer on it, and the experience convinced me that I’ll never need to step foot in a movie theater again. The combination of stunning visuals and rich sound made for an unparalleled home cinema experience. If you’re on the fence about upgrading your TV, don’t hesitate. The LG C3 OLED is worth every penny, and I can’t recommend it enough.

I have been deciding between the 77 in C3 and G3 since the upgrades were announced earlier in the year. I finally decided on the C3 since it cost less but primarily because I liked the soundbar stand with included with the soundbar/woofer combination. This makes a very neat looking installation without the wall mount. I liked the G3 because of the brightness and whites, but once I got the C3 set up, both of those concerns were erased. This picture is phenomonal coming from a first generation lg led 65 inch. I am a total tech member and thought that I had everything set up for delivery and installation at deliver but found out upon delivery that I had not set that up online. Best Buy did call back that afternoon to schedule the Geek Squad , but by that time, It was running. Setup for streaming is not for the faint of heart, but if you are buying this tv you must be somewhat of a techie. I am still learning what this beautiful box can do and will add more later EXTREMELY SATISFIED WITH MY PURCHASE DECISION.

I started with a Samsung, and although the colors were spectacular, it was too bright and I found every movie with a lot of motion was jutting and lagging. I replaced it with an LG and this thing is a beast in every way. The detail and blacks when it really matters… I already owned an LG sound system, and they are meant to marry together. Find any movie with Dolly Vision AND Atmos and you can’t find a better marriage of home theatre experience in my opinion. Wowcast (LG exclusive) is a reason to pair these two together. You will notice a difference if you turn it off.

LG C3 has changed my life. I am now glued to my reclining sofa during all waking hours. The remote has fused with my left hand. The sweet OLED pixels have become part of my retinas. My wife leaves me food at the door, she knows that I am lost forever. Videogames and movies have never looked this good! Like real. Like you are IN the image. I am having trouble typing this on my handphone because the screen is so puny and dim in comparison... But, for real. This is a great TV. I went from a relatively new LED and the upgrade is NOTICABLE. Brighter, more vibrant colors. Great refresh rate. Even the remote has a premium feel. Just buy one. All the hype is real.

Almost two gens behind, but this 77C3 is still marvelous in colors, sound, built quality and design. I was fortunate to score an open box around $600ish, absolutely a steal.

Such a great tv. The colors are great and the black levels are as dark as can be. Bought the 77 inch for the Super Bowl and had zero regrets! Great for sports and even better for movies!! Could not beat the price for the quality of this TV!!

I've been mainly a Sony TV buyer over the years, but decided to upgrade my Sony X900H (living room TV) with an OLED from LG. I did this because I truly love OLED TVs better than any other, and we already have a 48" LG OLED A2 series that we are blown away with (bedroom). Well, this TV was just delivered by Best Buy yesterday and holy smokes is it good. The price was incredible during Cyber Monday at $1500 (77"). All I know is I'm glad I got this instead of the C4 because of the savings and nearly equal quality to the higher model. Go out and get yours ASAP.

First OLED TV buyer here. Very thin. Very lightweight. Picture is crisp and detailed like I’ve never experienced before. I stream my sports on hulu (which doesnt stream in 4k) so the only difference I can see there is color. However, for cinema, hands down this TV is life changing. Streaming anything from Netflix or amazon prime in 4k with the dolby atmos visual and audio- WOW!!! You can see the pores in peoples faces nearly too well. Pair this with a quality sound system, a comfy couch, and you have quality that the movie theater cannot provide.

Great TV. Color is amazing, Setup not all that bad. Its search engine would not let me connect to Peacock. Otherwise it let me connect all my paid subscriptions. I bought the 77 inch. I feel closer to a sporting event then being there in person. The sound is good, I bought a sound bar to enhance the sound. Really didn’t need to do that but like a deeper bass for listening to music. I think this is the best choice of smart television that are out on the market today.

We bought this OLED right prior to the recent Super Bowl in February 2024. It just blew everybody away. Nobody could believe how great the blacks were and all the different functionalities that are available. It’s so crisp and clean and really not difficult to adjust in the settings. You will definitely need two people if you are going to install this yourself on the wall. It’s not heavy, but it isn’t light either. Just be super careful with it. It is so thin and elegant. You will love it.

After using this TV for a while, I can honestly say I’m more than satisfied. The picture quality is insane — true blacks, super vibrant colors, and incredible detail in every scene. You can really see the difference when watching movies or shows, especially in 4K HDR. For gaming, it’s a beast. Everything runs smoothly, no lag at all, and the response time is instant. I’ve used it with a console and the experience is on another level. Everything looks and feels faster, sharper, more real. The sound is good, though to be honest, it gets even better with a soundbar. But for everyday use, it does the job. The smart system is fast, it has all the apps you need, and the design is sleek and elegant — it catches attention without being over the top. The only thing I’d say might hold some people back is the price… it’s not cheap. But after using it, honestly, it’s worth every penny. ⸻ Strong Points: • Stunning image quality • Amazing for gaming • Elegant design • Fast, smart system Things to Consider: • A soundbar improves the audio experience • If you sit too close, 77” might feel overwhelming ⸻ Final Verdict: I totally recommend this TV. It’s a big investment, but if you love watching movies or playing games the right way, the LG C3 won’t let you down.

We’ve only had it for a few weeks, but, partially thanks to Best Buy set up, it is easy to use. It has brilliant color. The minimal border on the screen is very pleasing. While it isn’t energy star rated, it uses 140 watts per hour, as opposed to the 500 watts per hour of our old 65 inch tv, one of the reasons we chose it. Because it only weighs about 52 pounds and is thin, it is really well suited to mounting on a wall. We use it with a Roku and DIRECTV, and it turns on and goes to correct input when we use either remote.