LG - 77" Class C1 Series OLED 4K UHD Smart webOS TV

Upgraded from a LG CX OLED 65”. First 3 photos are the new C1, last photo is the 65” CX. The extra foot of screen is substantial. TLDR: Well worth the upgrade if your considering going from a LED 65” and have the space. Going from 65” OLED CX, less of a value but still worth it because size matters. After install and changing settings, first thing I did was play CoD: Vanguard multiplayer. Immediately, my eyes/head hurt from the size change. I played for about 30 minutes, and wasn’t really getting used to the size yet. I was thinking “oh no, it’s too big what did I do?” I couldn’t believe it, I finally reached the upper limit of TV size. So, I turned off CoD and watched some Prime for a bit. Headache subsided, but still some eye strain. I kept thinking about how massive this TV is. This was early afternoon. Later that evening, I jumped back into CoD again, zombies this time with friends. As soon as I started playing, two friends I had not heard of called me. One of them was completely into TVs and had just upgraded to a 75”. He said the strain goes away after day one, and soon you appreciate the size. The next day was exactly as my friend said - no more eye strain, brain adjusted. It’s just a big TV. And it’s perfect. I sit 11’ away from the TV; bottom of TV is 38” from ground. TV is also a bit higher than previous TV, roughly 7” difference from bottom. Mostly play video games.

This tv is amazing, I love the picture quality when its calibrated and setup properly. The 77" looks perfect in my family room paired with my 7.1.2 speaker setup for Atmos. This tv gets inky black, no greyish blacks or light bleed. This put my old 65" Panasonic plasma to shame. I got this on sale for a great price 2399.99 and had quit a bitof gift cards bringing this well under 2k for me. 4k HDR, SDR and Dolby Vision looks incredible whether your streaming Vudu movies or Netflix, or if I'm watching a UHD bluray disc. The picture looks beautiful. Im blown away by how much lighter this tv is compared to my old 65" plasma 132lbs for the plasma vs 59 lbs for this 77" OLED. I like the hdmi ARC works for relaying Atmos audio from streaming apps on the tv back to my Denon AVR. My only complaint is I didnt buy this back on Black Friday. I knew I was missing out but had to wait again for the prices to drop back down, thanks C2 models.... I definitely recommend this tv to anyone on the fence, it is well worth the price tag...

Very happy with the new TV. I had a 55" CX before this, but moved to a bigger apartment that had room for a bigger screen. It was worth the upgrade for sure. Watching movies or playing games on this bigger 77" screen gives that immersive feeling now. The picture quality is stunning for all content. I prefer the designs on Sony and Samsnung OLEDs, but i went with LG because it has the upper hand for gaming performance. Software is mostly similar to previous models, but love the new upgraded features like the nvidia controls and a few other things i cant remember right now. Very premium tv and not a bad price, considering what the other quality OLED tvs are going for. Now i just need to find more time to use it xD

I purchased this LG C1 77" OLED TV to replace a previous 65" OLED that I have had for 5 years. The picture on this television is phenomenal. The blacks are pure black and the colors are striking. My living room is fairly bright and the picture is quite acceptable in that environment contrary to some reviews. I took advantage of my Total Tech membership and had the TV mounted when it was delivered. They did a terrific job.

As good as it shows in the store, it's even better at home! With very high expectations for OLED technology it doesn't disappoint! One issue however is the ARC compatibility; I haven't been able to get it to work with my pre-pro. It's a known issue with many due to no standardization protocol for ARC/eARC, but not a deal killer for me because I don't particularly like the apps on any of the smart TV offerings out there anyway. The workaround is to simply use the optical output although that won't allow for the latest in some surround sound formats. I use a blu-ray player & Apple TV for the most part to listen to those Codecs. Overall the picture quality is 'to die for'! The only improvement would be to get a larger size, but then the next size up was almost twice the price of admission!

This is my first Oled and what can I say, it lives up to the hype. I’ve had quite a few led’s over the years and the picture quality of this OLED absolutely smashed Led. Led especially up close looks smudgy or blurred. When you get up close to an OLED the clarity and picture quality is amazing. I’m glad I made the switch you will be too.

I purchased nanocell 90 with full array dining 86” and Qned 90 mini led both tv’s show so much blooming it’s impossible to watch shows at night! I didn’t want to buy the c1 because I have a super! Bright living room but had to see what all the fuzz was about with the picture quality and oh my god!!!! This c1 is actually to bright! And that’s good every review here is honest because everything about this tv is breath taking if your are shopping for a tv I’ll save the the headache I had picking a tv for 3 months!!!! Just go with oled i knew after a few minutes I would never return this tv 10/10

I have never been so impressed with a TV and i have purchased many in my 60 years. I spent 2 months researching the LG and Sony Bravia and pulled the trigger on the LG and so glad i did. I have to say the picture in Vivid and standard are exceptional. Props to LG on the magic remote too. I have a brand new home with many windows and i can see this TV even on the brightest days. OLED is the way to go in bright rooms. The black detail is absolutely incredible and cant be matched.