Customer Ratings & Reviews

I have been in the TV business for the past 30 years and this C2 OLED is phenomenal. I have been a Samsung guy fo a long while and have a house full of them but there was no denti g the picture on the OLEDSs on the floor at Best Buy. Now that high contrast, pure blacks pictures is in my bedroom. Even though the Tizen software whas become quite dated on the Samsungs, i like it better than the Magic Temote and LG software. But the picture is what its all about and this LG amawazes me everytine i watch it. The C3 is a bit newer with no substantial changes so the critical reciews i read said save money and get the C2. A much better value. I was a lliytle bummed when i got home amd checked tge 4600 hours already used on my Ipen Bix deal, but there is an expected lifespan on the OLED oanels of 30,000 hours so i guess i will be glad over the money i saved on the picture i love. I Highly Recommend the C2 or C3 OLEDS from LG

I bought this TV primarily to use with a PS5 and for some streaming services. The picture quality is good, but there are way too many unnecessary picture settings. It seems they just add all these extra settings as a gimmick. They are more frustrating than anything else. I don't like having to spend hours, even days, researching the settings for a TV. The webOS hub also isn't very good and I don't personally like the magic remote. I'm also wondering if OLED isn't more hype than anything else. Yes, the blacks are very black, but you do get a lot of blooming if you have white letters on a black background. In hindsight I think perhaps a mini-led might have been a better choice. I'm not completely disappointed with the LG C2, but it has a lot of small issues for such an expensive purchase. If I could make any recommendations to LG it would be to get rid of webOS and the magic remote. Also, I would recommend making the TV more user friendly right out of the box and getting rid of the overwhelming amount of picture settings. The picture looks terrible right out of the box and it took days of researching online to figure out the picture settings. Unfortunately, after some time with the TV I'm still not happy with the settings and don't feel the picture is quite right yet. It's such a pain in the neck. I like the TV for PS5, but overall it could use some refining. I think OLED may be a bit over-hyped and I would definitely explore your options. - I'm putting that I would recommend this TV, but reluctantly.

I got this to replace an ancient plasma tv that I absolutely loved! (rip my old friend :( ) I wasn't sure how well I would like the change as my plasma tv had a great picture and colors were quite good. The colors and picture on this one are amazing. Bright and vivid. I am very pleased with the tv. However, I am not a fan of the controller. It's difficult to use the tiny button to select what you want to, and half the time instead of selecting something it rolls and you wind up with the pointer instead. I also figured out how to shut off the voice command feature, as even when the set was turned off it would randomly hear something I said and come back with an odd unrelated reply. Overall though I am very please with it so far. :)

Bought this as an open box item, was in perfect shape. Incredible picture, feature packed. Treat yourself to one of these if you're a gamer as it takes advantage of all picture options for PS5 and XSX with an excellent low input gaming mode, VRR, 4 HDMI 2.1 ports for 120Hz refresh rate at 4k(also supports 1440p), along with HDR. When it comes to movies I switch to filmmaker's mode for a more accurate look. There's an option to automatically switch to it when it senses a movie playing but it doesn't always work. Sound is typical (neither great nor bad) but if you're buying a tech-filled TV like this you probably have at minimum a decent soundbar. Do yourself a favor and google how to dial in the best performance or even better spend the dough to have it professionally done.

Serving as a monitor for my workstation. Great color out of the box. I love that black is really black. I do not game. Mostly rendering and photo restoration. It will dim the screen if the display is static for too long to prevent burn-in, which is possible if you watch a news/sports show with a ticker at the bottom or use as a monitor with the task bar and icons always in the same spot. Easy setup. Menu system isn't the best. Personally don't care for the remote pointer. Replaces an older 50" HDR Samsung t.v. and a 24" calibrated monitor I used for color correction. A bit pricey for the size, but worth it for my use. Worth buying over the B2 and A2 series due to extras and my usage.

I came to best buy to get a Samsung S95B after extensive research on OLEDs and which I should buy. This was on sale, same size, and about $400 cheaper that day. The worker there recommended it to me as I was scoping out the samsungs, great recommendation! Out of the box it had some vertical lines on the screen. I navigated to the pixel cleaning feature manually (which automatically occurs when the TV is off after 4 hours of use) and my worries were gone for the lines. This TV is BRIGHT. I use low light mode as well as blue light filtering for prolonged periods of use. 120Hz and 4k full array HDR make this a great gaming tv. Sleek design. The menus could be a big less cluttered, but the features that come with this call for many many menus.

First off, props to the folks who dropped the package at my place while I was away at work, came home to a glorious TV and its as they say, OLED is king. The picture quality and the motion quality is outstanding, quite nothing like my 4 year old LG TV which served me very well. Still tuning a few settings here and there but overall very impressed with HDR, black levels, clarity and other various options to tune settings to your liking, Sound is not bad although having a sound bar/home theatre would be a better choice. LG is truly delivered! I wish they still made high end phones as I would love to see them.

This LG OLED checks all the boxes for OLED TVs. The color is excellent and, of course, the viewing angle is great I’m using the “Filmmaker Mode” but the “Cinema” mode is similar. Colors and contrast are excellent without any extra adjustments. The LG is newer OLED version than my previous OLED (a Sony) and is brighter and the blacks are true OLED black. (Want to check out “blacks.”watch “Pandorum” on Hulu. A movie lit almost entirely by flashlight.). I don’t do gaming, so I cannot comment on that feature. Also, I have a 5.3.2 surround system, so I cannot comment on the TV’s sound. If you’re interested in this TV, here are some other points to consider: The LGs come with the unique curser remote. This can take a bit of getting use to. Unlike a mouse that has resistance from the surface it sits on, the remote floats freely in the air. This can result in the curser pointing to the far right when the remote is aimed at the far left. Fortunately, it can be fixed by forcing the curser to one end of the screen and realigning the remote with the curser. Of course, a press on the center circle ring will put you back in the press ring mode and turn off the curser. The LG OLEDs come with a tiny firework animation as a screen saver. Unfortunately, if you fill in your location during the initial setup, the firework screen saver will disappear and be replaced by a numberless clock with a temperature readout on a black background. The firework screen saver can only be replaced by doing a factory reset and starting from scratch. There are no other screen savers. There is an “Art Gallery” with some animation and various art work images that have been shown on You Tube to be screen savers. They are not (at least for OLED C2 and C3).They can be used if you do not want to have a large black rectangle showing on your wall when you’re not watch the TV. But they have to be setup each time. They are not automatic. There are a few tips and tricks videos out there specifically on this model LG. I highly recommend them. They show how to eliminate some of the ads, get some hidden menus that can rename components connected to the TVs port, and many other useful tips. They helped me a lot. My old TV was picked up and the new LG brought in. The whole process took probably less than ten minutes. Great service by the delivery people.

All I have to say is Wow! So I was coming from a Sony 900e led tv. Wanted to upgrade. At fist I was scared getting an Oled because I heard that they were dimmer in a bright room. Our living room has a lot of natural light coming in. The Oled surprisingly out shine the Led tv. The colors, contrast and the black levels really pop. Still very bright too. Gaming is on a new level with this tv. I diffenitly recommend it. Pro tip make sure you disable the eco settings. Makes it brighter.

This is my first OLED tv I switched from the Sony XR series and let me tell you this blew my mind! I will never go back to LED again lol. The blacks, refresh rate etc are so good. I specifically got this for gaming on the PS5. Previously it was said the SOny Bravio series was the best gaming tv for PS5 but for me, this is way better than the Bravio series. And content viewing on this is simply stunning. First-time buyers when you get this go to youtube and watch an 8k video demo on this and get ready to be mind blown!

The 2022 LF C2 series is outstanding with setup, picture quality, and the audio is acceptable without a soundbar. have no problems using the 55" model in a fairly illuminated room with windows close by. If the home page seems too busy you can disable it automatically showing when you first turn on the TV. I like that you can select local channels and it substitutes Pluto TV channels for OTA TV content by default. Using the new WebOS with apps is quite fast. I really like the way it looks with the carbon fiber aspects.

The only thing that I don’t love is the magic remote, if it’s left on the couch and you move, it senses it and puts a cursor on your screen. That’s easily fixed by just putting it on a side table. The colors are incredible and the black is actually black so in low light movies and shows you can really get into the drama they are trying to get across The App Store has everything you need unlike some smart tvs, and you can set which ones you want to pop up first so it’s easier access.

Beautiful picture and screen. Fantastic TV. Gaming is fantastic with this TV. 120 fps, HDR.

What an amazing TV I had the CX model before this one. And Mand, this one’s a pop to its expectation amazing for gaming! I play PS5 and the input lag is wecond to none. All the four hdmi ports are 2.1 so thats a plus! The 120 Hz is top notch the color great and so is the picture for movie viewing I give this a five out of five star rating.

The LG OLED C2 is an absolute masterpiece. Its OLED panel delivers perfect blacks, vibrant colors, and stunning contrast. Gaming is ultra-smooth with a 120Hz refresh rate, G-Sync, and FreeSync. Dolby Atmos enhances the immersive experience, while webOS makes streaming effortless. Sleek, stylish, and packed with features, this TV is worth every penny. ⭐ 10/10 – A must-buy for movie lovers and gamers alike!

I was playing my PS5 on a TCL 5 Series QLED 4K TV w/ ROKU. It was a good picture, but it just wasn't giving me the blacks and HDR definition that I was needing for such games as Jedi Survivor and Horizon! I decided to look for something better, and was told that OLED was the way to go for PS5. And boy, were y'all not wrong! It's like night and day for this TV! I love it! The blacks are BLACK! The brights are bright! And the detail is amazing! I am playing Jedi Survivor at the moment and started over in the game just to get the full experience. This TV is definitely worth the money if you're a serious gamer such as myself. Stop thinking about it and just get it! You won't be disappointed. Side note: Activate the AI Sound option. It makes all the difference. It turns your ordinary TV Speakers into 7.1 Surround Sound quality. I can hear raindrops fall on the ground, it's that detailed. Also!!! Be sure to turn off Eco Mode on this TV and your brightness settings will be even better. I keep Dynamic Contrast on, because I don't like how dark it gets with it turned off, but that's just my personal preference.

The LG C2 has all the features one would expect and then some. Picture is always sharp and colorful, auto switch to HDR, Dolby Vision. This tv was made for gaming. 4 HDMI 2.2 porta that are all 4k 120 ready. OLED Evo screen is an upgrade from previous generations. You wonr regret getting tv for your living room, game room or any other room.

Love the center stand. This stand is hard to get now on many brands. Fits my old TV cart. Great picture. Shows nature programs very well with outstanding color. Love the thin, lightweight construction. However, this TV is very expensive compared to lesser quality brands, but quality is expensive.

Best tv i've ever owned, once you go OLED you can never go back honestly. Love this Tv, pro tip before you return it because theres some banding or the greys look a little off, OLEDS need to be broken in and for me the screen was perfect after i broke it in. first day of getting this turn the pixel brightness all the way up and play HDR content for the first 2 days, after the first 2 days of breaking the tv in all the banding went away and im very happy with the screen quality.

First time OLED owner, I was amazed with the picture quality, from the deep rich blacks to the out of this world vivid colors. I discovered a whole new world of gaming! Playing Steam games through the Nvidia GeForce app is pretty cool option! It’s quite the beast!!