Customer Ratings & Reviews

By far the best TV in my house picture-wise (better than my top of the line samsung QLED). Picture is so vivid and sharp. movies really pop. I wouldn't get this tv for watching and streaming random youtube videos and such though, as you wont be able to really take advantage of it's capabilities. It really works well with better quality streams and videos.

For games, this is highly recommended. Beautiful picture and fast response time. Color accuracy is superb and high refresh rate. I initially wanted a C1 , but decided to upgrade to the C2. I’m glad I did.

Good tv shows the picture very clear and is perfect for gaming price is very well worth it if you have the money

Best tv I’ve owed. Picture is so clear, it almost looks life like! I’ve owed it for 2 years now and it’s still a good tv. Only issue is the software is slow sometimes, but a reset will fix this.

I researched this TV diligently. The picture quality is immaculate. All functions, especially transitioning from streaming to regular tv, was flawless. "I am tickled to death with this TV."

Easy set-up and excellent viewing from angles, which I was looking for. Picture and sound are excellent and the LG technology really does well in bright rooms.

Was already a major OLED fan and upgraded from a B7 to C2 and the wuality is even better! Never had any ossies with burn-in either. Will always get an OLED unless its for a very bright room.

Great picture. Good sound. Doesn't support the PBS Passport app, so I still rely on my Roku for that. And the model is so new that Spectrum doesn't have a code for it yet, so I have to use two remotes (the Spectrum remote and the LG remote) when a single remote should do. I trust that this will be resolved one of these days.

The LG c class is my fav! I have the c1 and recently bought the c2 for the man-cave! Love the 120hz 4k oled. Gaming and general use. Beautiful tv!

I hope I didn't make a mistake. Let me explain. This TV has the best display, OLED, and the best speakers of any TV we have had in years. Day 1 setup went Ok except that there was no instructions included on how to connect the table stand to the TV. Day 2 after we had installed some apps like Netflix, Disney we had a problem with the sound cutting out every time we exited an app to be back to regular TV. We had to turn the TV off and then back on to get the audio back. We Googled this and it looks like this is pretty common. None of the proposed fixes online seemed to help. I reset the TV to factory specs and this seems to have fixed that issue. On day 3 the TV began to randomly turn itself off. I'd turn it on and then it would just shut down. Sometimes it would stay of for hours sometimes seconds. We Googled this one too and we got a lot of hits. None of the proposed fixes seemed to have any positive impact. Suspecting something loose I began tapping on the sides of the TV. I finally discovered that if I rocked the TV back and forth front to back it would shut itself off. I suppose somewhat out of anger I began turning the TV on and rocking it back and forth to the point just before it would shut off. What do you know! It stopped turning off. About a week later it did it again. I did the same thing I had done before, I rocked it until the TV stopped trying to shut itself off. It hasn't had any issues in approximately a week. I am not an engineer but I believe there must be design flaw that puts too much stress on an internal board when this TV is mounted to the included table stand. I probably should have just taken this TV back. We have probably had at least 10 Samsung TVs and never had any issues. The picture is fantastic. Built in speakers are loud without distortion. A little tinny but they aren't woofer size so to be expected. Because of the issues we've had it would be really hard to recommend this to anyone without major words of caution. It will be interesting to see how long this set lasts. Please note, I never contacted LG or Best Buy regarding these issues. I did check with Best Buy regarding how much time I had to return it. 15 days. I've chosen to gut it out. Time will tell how brilliant that choice was.

Have the OLED 55C2 4K for one month. This last week in September BB has a great, reduced price. Be careful buying huge TV's selling for a few hundred dollars. You loose picture clarity, color rendition, refresh rate and detail f.ex. in a face. This tv has all the qualities I was looking for. The picture is super bright, clear, sharp imaging. I paired the tv with my Comcast cable box remote so it functions as expected. I also use an amplifier and tower speakers for theater like audio. Amazing. BTW, the TV's own speakers are fine. Better than OEM speakers on Samsung units. I highly recommend the 55 C2 with a proper stand than 2 skinny end legs found on many less expensive TV's.

Great TV for the price. I got it open box from a Best Buy Outlet. It's a 2022 model which is better than the 2023 version. When buying a new tv make sure to do your research. There are great deals to be had if you look for them. My last tv lasted me 6 years until the screen went out. Also these tv's require a lot of tweaking to get them looking good. If you don't you may feel disappointed with your purchase. Good luck with your tv shopping.

Excellent picture, easy to set up, very thin and takes up the minimum amount of space. Remote has pointer which makes things much easier, as in entering passwords, selectiing channels, etc.

Love the c2 or g2 for gaming and streaming dolby vision processor huge step up i feel they have caught up to sony EX panel , no fear of burn in perfect panle LG just keeps hitting homeruns

Holy cow, this TV is awesome! I don't have much to add that the other reviews covered, but we upgraded from a Panasonic plasma TV. The plasma was great (and still is) but it was smaller and used a ton of electricity. This is bigger and the picture quality is really impressive. It's my first "smart TV" so I didn't realize it has a small computer inside that handles all the streaming accounts and other stuff. There is sooo much content available on the home screen it's kind of overwhelming. One nice feature is that it has a voice search built into the remote control, so it's easier to find a movie than clicking on the letters with the little pad.

I bought this tv mainly to game with my Ps5. It’s 1ms response time for shooters and sports games or any other competitive game works wonders. I’ve had it for a year now and I enjoy the settings that’s geared towards gaming. Changing the brightness vis the Dark Room lvl is convenient so the brightness doesn’t bother my partner when they’re sleeping. The smart tv aspect works smoooth too with great picture through anime’s movies and tv shows.

Beautiful tv. Super thin display. Speakers are surprisingly have volume as far as bass and treble. Not a fan of the base. Too wide for my taste. Especially if you want a sound bar present. I feel it pushes it out too much. Make sure to keep it plugged in at all times, to help it it’s OLED be refreshed. It was a close race between this LG c2 and the b2. With the b2 incredibly cheaper between the 2. Also another tight race between the LG and the new Samsung oled. But price was a key factor because the Samsung which sax incredibly higher in price. Didn’t not justify the amount of price increase. Lg should be your choice folks.

This TV is mine blowing. I put it up against my other overhead and it's fast really quick on the job gaming. Wow and regular TV is just totally awesome. It pushes so hard.

Bought this TV last year as a upgrade from my old LG TV, picture quality is fantastic, same with brightness. Works well with gaming on console and PC

Beautiful display, upgraded from a Samsung series 6 tv and the image difference can be seen. Pretty happy I can use all my next gen consoles with it. Had some trouble setting up the account but finally was able to do it. Still learning about all the features.