Customer Ratings & Reviews

Superior picture quality and amazing for gaming! Best all around tv for the price, especailly for an OLED. I used to have LED/LCD tvs and after switching to OLED, I can’t go back. It wont get as bright as a samsung or even a tcl or hisense LED, but it’s more than bright enough for most situations, and the image quality more than makes up for the brightness. **Note: If your tv is going to be directly in front of a window with a lot of light, the reflections will make it unwatchable (at least to me it was).

Overall Rating: 4.5/5 The LG C2 65" TV is a fantastic addition to any home entertainment setup. Its exceptional picture quality, sleek design, smart features, and impressive gaming performance make it a top contender in the premium TV market. While there are minor areas for improvement, such as sound quality and stand stability, the overall experience this TV delivers is outstanding. If you're looking for a TV that offers an immersive and captivating viewing experience, the LG C2 65" TV is undoubtedly worth considering.

The LG OLED TV is a game-changer! The picture quality is stunning, with perfect blacks and vibrant colors that make every scene look incredibly lifelike. The OLED display ensures sharp contrasts, and the viewing angles are excellent, so everyone in the room gets the same amazing experience. The user interface is intuitive, and the remote is easy to use, making navigation through apps and settings effortless. The built-in smart features, including streaming apps like Netflix and Disney+, work seamlessly. Sound quality is surprisingly good for a slim TV, but pairing it with a soundbar elevates the experience even further. Whether you're watching movies, gaming, or just streaming your favorite shows, this TV delivers outstanding performance. Highly recommend it for anyone looking to upgrade to the best in home entertainment!

I picked up the LG 65" C2 Series OLED evo, and I’ve been blown away by how good it looks, especially when gaming on my PS5. The picture quality is amazing—colors are vibrant, blacks are super deep, and everything just looks so sharp. Watching movies or shows in 4K HDR on this TV is a whole new experience. When it comes to gaming, this TV really shines. It handles games well and is very responsive. There’s almost no input lag, which is perfect for fast-paced games where every millisecond counts. The HDMI 2.1 support makes sure I’m getting the most out of my PS5. Overall, I’m really impressed with the TV. It looks great, performs well, and is perfect for both casual watching and serious gaming. Definitely worth it if you’re looking for a top-quality display.

The best tv I ever had with such amazing color, contrast and sound. I also like the design and the cable management setting.

Bought launch day 2022 for $2,199. Still using it daily in a bright open-plan living room. What’s aged like fine wine • Perfect blacks and infinite contrast still blow away any mini-LED I’ve sat in front of in 2025. HDR highlights in Dune, House of the Dragon, or Apple TV+ content pop harder than on newer LEDs. • Gaming is still class-leading: 4K/120 Hz, VRR, ALLM, Dolby Vision gaming, G-Sync, FreeSync. Zero burn-in after ~6,000 hours (mixed use: sports, movies, Xbox, Switch). • Alpha 9 Gen 5 processor upscales cable and YouTube surprisingly well. Motion handling remains smooth with almost no soap-opera effect if you leave Filmmaker Mode on. • webOS is fast, and the Magic Remote is still the best in the business. Reality check in 2025 • Peak brightness ~830 nits in HDR is now beaten by the C4/C5 and definitely by G4/G5, so in direct sunlight it reflects more than I’d like. Blackout curtains or anti-glare screen fixed that. • Only 40 Gbps HDMI 2.1 ports (fine for current consoles, but no 4K/120 + 12-bit HDR + Dolby Vision simultaneously on all four ports like the G-series). • Internal speakers are predictably weak (paired with Sonos Arc from day one, so never cared). Burn-in & longevity Uniformity is still perfect, no tint, no retained logos (BBC News, ESPN ticker, Xbox dashboard for hours). I just don’t leave static images on for 8+ hours and let pixel-cleaning do its thing. Bottom line in late 2025 Three years later, the 65” C2 is still one of the best-looking TVs in my house and easily beats most 2024/2025 mid-range sets. At current street price (~$1,100–$1,300 refurbished/open-box), it’s an absolute steal. If you don’t sit in a sun-drenched room and don’t need 1,500 nits, you’re not missing much skipping straight to a 2025 model. This thing still cooks.

Picture: Amazing. All of the gushing reviews are accurate. The Pros, dark content looks great. Dolby Vision content looks beautiful. Off angle the picture is still amazing. Cons: Reflections are noticable but are not so bad that a bright lamp would ruin your movie experience. Fluttering effect in fast motion can easily be fixed with TruMotion. Low resolution SDR content looks awful. Apps: Most of the apps you want are available, but NFL Sunday Ticket is missing. Picture quality is better on the native apps than when viewed through a set top box like a Roku Ultra or AppleTV 4K. Some built in games. Interface: Pros: The controller will interact with set top boxes and disc players. Cons: The gyro-mouse controller is annoying as is the app interface. With lots of customization, it gets slightly less annoying but is never a pleasure. Takes too much interaction to get to what you want and the mouse cursor gets in the way of your content. Physically: Pros: It's incredibly thin and light. Bezels are almost non-existent. Looks expensive on your wall. Cons: Feels delicate.

Absolutely blown away. My previous 65" TV's were both LED's the first being a Samsung and the second an LG and this TV is just stellar. I have an XBox Series X, PS4 Pro and a Sony 4K Blu-ray player connected and I noticed a significant improvement in picture quality in all three. This TV is light as a feather (just barely over 35 lbs) and it has a small center oriented base which allows it to sit pretty much anywhere. Love the TV.

We are replacing our 7 year old LG 4K TV with LG OLED C2. The difference was oh my goodness this is great TV. We have a year old Samsung QLED in our bedroom. LG OLED even blows away the Samsung QLED TVs in picture quality. Movies with dark scenes are now easier to see. Movies with HDR+ and Dolby almost pop off the screen. The picture is so vibrant, we had to adjust the settings to match real life colors, then it’s like looking through window. It’s so realistic. We had our PS5 plugged into the LG OLED, Gaming is fantastic on the LG C2. We see so much more detail in our games. We set the PS5 to high resolution setting with not lag in the games. Now for sound quality, it’s good for a TV, but we connected it to a Sonos Arc. Sonos Arc, Sub and 2 One SL speakers connected to LG C2 is a great combination.

My new LG OLED Evo 65” picture quality is stunning!! The OLED infinite contrast levels along with 4k resolution and 120hrz refresh rate provide for an unbelievable almost 3D-like picture resolution and presentation. Most definitely the best big screen I seen todays!! Highly recommended!!

I bought this TV as an upgrade and moved my previous LG 65" Nano and let me tell you, it is seriously an upgrade. The only bad part is I don't think I can go back to anything that isn't OLED now. Not only does it make every movie look much better, we have our PS5 hooked up to it and it's the only way to play on that system. While the main reason this TV is an upgrade is that it has a 120Hz refresh rate for gaming, it's true what they say about OLED vs LCD. Blacks look amazing on this thing. There are no halos of light around bright spots in dark scenes which makes the bright spots really pop against the dark. This TV is so good, I can't imagine how they improved it for the C3, but I can't wait to find out. The sound quality is ok, but I have it hooked up to an Apple TV 4K and two HomePods, which are also incredible. The brightness isn't the best, but it's definitely enough for my mostly bright room and it looks great from any angle. In summary, there is definitely an upgrade with OLED and I would say for most, it's worth it.

I recently purchased the LG OLED TV, and I must say, it has been a great experience so far! I upgraded from samsung series 5 LED. The picture quality is absolutely stunning with its vibrant colors, deep blacks, and impressive contrast. The OLED technology really makes a significant difference in the viewing experience. The design of the TV is sleek and modern, adding a touch of elegance to my living room. The slim profile and minimal bezels give it a premium look. The remote is intuitive and easy to use, making navigation a breeze. The smart features are a huge plus, and I love how seamlessly I can access various streaming platforms and apps. The webOS interface is user-friendly, and I appreciate the speed and responsiveness of the TV. But I connected it with Apple TV as I like it. The audio quality is impressive as well, producing clear and immersive sound, though I do recommend using a soundbar or external speakers for a more cinematic experience. Overall, the LG OLED TV has exceeded my expectations, and I couldn't be happier with my purchase. It's definitely a top-notch TV that delivers an outstanding viewing experience. Highly recommended!

This is my very first OLED TV and picture quality has never been better. Very deep blacks, 120hz for gaming, and a decent sound output. Make this a great bang for the buck. I never thought I'd get to experience a TV quite like this. But I have been loving it so far.

This tv rules. If you're on the fence about upgrading to OLED, just do it. For me it's the biggest, most noticable step up in image quality since the change from 480i to 1080p. It's bright enough for a well lit room and the sound is decent (I'm still using a soundbar though). Perfect for gaming too because every input supports HDMI 2.1 and VRR.

LG has done it again! This C2 replaced my 55” LG CX and it was an amazing tv. I bought this one during Black Friday and it’s worth every penny. If you have ever had any fear of OLED tv’s due to burn in and such, don’t be. As long as you watch basic content and don’t leave it on all day, you’ll be fine. OLED is the only way to go. Movies are crisp and gaming is on another level.

Had this LG OLED 65” for about 6 weeks now and really enjoying almost everything about it. I can see why it is rated the best in a number of articles. Brightness and color are great from all angles. Sound is very good. It was easy to setup. The only Con is the remote pointing device that is too sensitive and causes one to make the wrong selection.

I recently purchased the LG C2 from Best Buy, and I must say, it has truly transformed my gaming experience. The LG C2's 4K resolution at 120hz is nothing short of mesmerizing, creating a hyper-realistic, incredibly smooth visual landscape that makes every game I play come alive. One of the standout features is its compatibility with both G-Sync and AMD FreeSync. This versatility ensures there is zero screen tearing or stuttering, providing a fluid gaming experience regardless of the hardware I use. This compatibility expands the scope of what is possible for gamers. The color reproduction on this set is truly fantastic. It makes the colors pop right off the screen, lending an immersive, vibrant quality to all graphics, thus enhancing the overall gaming experience. In conclusion, the LG C2 delivers a powerful punch of high-end features, making it an ideal purchase for gamers. The 4K, 120Hz refresh rate, G-Sync and FreeSync compatibility, and vibrant color performance make it a top-notch gaming TV. I bought mine from Best Buy and couldn't be happier with my decision. Highly recommended!

I love LG products, Great picture, great hardware, great look. Thin , lightweight… Only 1 issue. The bottom of the screen has wrinkles. Thought for a second it was just my tv but I went back into BB and examined every LG tv they had and all the Lg tvs had the wrinkles. Even an Lg for 6k had the wrinkles. Looks bad with the angle of sunlight entering in the room. Never noticed it on my 4k Lg Tv because that tv is located in a room with very little light. Went and looked and yes, my otter LG has the wrinkles only at the bottom as welll.

This is the best TV I have ever purchased and has been a huge upgrade from the 4k LG TV I used to own. As a person that plays a lot of console games features such as 120htz refresh, OLED, black frame insertion, and ease of use have drastically increased my enjoyment of video games.

As many have said, the picture is remarkable. You absolutely forget you are "watching a TV" and only see a gorgeous picture. Like looking out a window. The "point and shoot" remote feature takes a little getting used to, but is fun once you get the hang of it. The feature only seems to work on the Home Screen however, once you go to a sub menu, it only works like a regular remote. Navigating the menus and changing settings is easy and intuitive. Sound and picture options really make a difference, or let it automatically choose based on the type of video. One surprising and unfortunate gripe: You cannot download and install the ESPN+ app. Did they think folks did not want to watch sports on this beautiful screen? Easy workaround is to plug in my old ROKU and get ESPN+ on that menu. The LG immediately recognizes the ROKU and it's easy to access...almost too easy, since it now wants to default to the ROKU instead of the LG Home Screen. That said, this is well worth the extra cost, and makes all your other screens disappointing. Hopefully they will add ESPN app. someday.