Customer Ratings & Reviews

Sick TV!! The little curser crazy lol Best TV ever..

I was not overall pleased with this TV. The picture quality was ok, but there were on occasions where the picture was pixilated. Also, for a tv over 1800.00 should come with a voice remote. The Geek Squad set up the TV, however, I was not schooled on the features of the tv nor did it come with a user manual. Lastly, in order to exchange the tv for another tv, I will have to pay another 300.00 for set up which I was not told at the time of purchase.

The LG C5 65-inch OLED TV (2025) delivers vibrant colors, perfect blacks, and a brightness boost with the Alpha 9 Gen 8 processor. Ideal for gaming with 144Hz, HDMI 2.1, G-Sync, and FreeSync. WebOS 25 is intuitive; audio needs a soundbar. Priced at $2,699, it’s a top mid-range pick

I didn’t buy a TV—I adopted a portal into another dimension. The LG 65” C5 OLED evo AI has officially ruined every other screen in my house. My old TV now looks like it’s been smeared with Vaseline compared to this one. The picture quality is jaw-dropping. Blacks are so deep I thought the screen was off, and the colors are so vibrant I half expect my living room to start charging admission. Watching movies feels like the director is sitting next to me, whispering, “Yes, this is exactly how I wanted you to see it.” The AI upscaling is wizardry. Even older shows look fresh, as if they’ve been hitting the gym and drinking kale smoothies. I rewatched a DVD from the early 2000s and suddenly noticed background details I never knew existed—like that extra who clearly didn’t know the camera was rolling. Gaming? Absolute beast. No lag, no blur—just buttery smooth gameplay that makes me feel more skilled than I actually am (until I still manage to lose). And let’s talk about sound. The built-in audio is shockingly good for a TV this thin. It’s like LG took a soundbar, squished it flat, and said, “Here, this will blow your mind.” The webOS interface is snappy and smart enough to make me wonder if it’s judging my late-night binge choices. And yes, it comes with every streaming app you can think of—plus a few you’ll never admit to using. Bottom line: If you’re on the fence, just know this TV is a dangerous upgrade. You’ll suddenly find yourself canceling plans just to “test the picture quality one more time.” And honestly? Worth it.

Positives: 1--We can actually see things in movies that the blacks of our Samsung could now show us. Brighter too. 2--Better picture quality than Samsung. 3--Less glare is a plus. 4---Trying to get rid of TVs with bad backlighting. Last 2 Samsungs had them go out due to this problem. We hope this OLED technology does not do that. Negatives 1--Weak remote control. 2--The remote has a wheel on it that is very touchy. We can predict that the remote wheel will be the first thing to go bad. 3--Wheel curser hard to steady & control. Comes on at inopportune times. 4--The enter function should be separate from the wheel functions. A lot of over-use issues for one button.

First OLED and I wanted one of the best. It did not disappoint. This is my third LG and the menu is not the most intuitive but I've adjusted over time. Magic remote is probably overrated given I've had it on multiple tv sets. I'm awaiting some more software updates but the rest of the tv is great and that is what matter most

I wanted this tv but couldn't buy it until my old tv died. It's my rule. Lucky for me, a lightning bolt took out my Sony mini-led. The Sony had a 'good' picture, but IMO the LG EVO has the better picture by far. I have another LG EVO in another room for over a year now. One of the tv's is connected with ethernet and the other via Wi-Fi. I've had zero issues from either tv. WEBOS is easy to navigate. My only complaints are the 'new' cheap feeling remote and the stupid dancing cursor thingy I detest. LG did take a step back with the new remote. Hopefully they'll change it back to the previous style which was really good. I can't speak to the sound quality since I've hooked it up to my soundbar since day 1. Knowing what I know now I'd buy this tv again in a heartbeat.

Huge improvement over my 2017 WebOS TV that would randomly lock up or reboot on its own. OLED displays do not disappoint. Viewing angle is the biggest benefit in my wide-ish living space. Picture clarity is amazing with my AppleTV content. Built-in speakers are adequate and usable, but my external receiver setup is still much better. Still not a WebOS fan, but I spent a little time with it and was able to remove all the unwanted noise and made it easy to find my frequent selections which is just LiveTV and AppleTV. "AI" tuning the picture to your liking seems little gimmicky, but it does work, you can go nuts with it if you want. Would not have paid original price, but recent fall sales make it very attractive.

The LG OLED 65" TV is by far the best TV I have ever owned. The picture is extremely sharp and has very high resolution. The colors are vibrant and the blacks perfect. Highly recommended/

After about one month of use, I can say that this is the nicest TV I've ever owned in terms of picture quality and viewing experience. Unboxing and setup were relatively easy. The only negative related to this purchase/product was that I earned several rebate certificates, and the store associates and customer service completely misled me about when they would be available and when they would expire. They told me that they would be available to use after the return window for the TV had closed. When that time came around, the certs had already expired and I lost the chance to apply over $100 to a future purchase.

My 65" CX is just about hitting the 5 year mark. Still looks amazing, still love watching movies on it. But I also know it's been in use for nearly 5 years, and if I could have a brand new CX next to it, I'd see a difference in the brightness levels. It's just a fact of life with OLED. But since any dimming has been so incremental over so long, I can't tell. But 5 years is probably about the longest I've EVER had a TV, so it was time. From the reviews I saw that this one had amazing brightness levels and high quality visuals, so it seems a great choice since it was on sale. I don't use the built in stands, since I need mine raised up higher than the Klipsch RP504 center channel in front of it. So this was mounted on the same third party stand I used for the previous several TV's that raise it up. Setup was simple enough, but for me, since I only use this as a monitor (everything is controlled through my AVR and any smart apps I rarely use are done from the Apple TV 4k box) it did not take much to get it in play. I have a lot of things connected to my AVR. Xbox Series X, PS5, higher end PC for a media center experience for all my non disc movies. High end 4k player, even a Nintendo Switch 2 and the aforementioned Apple 4K box. All of them look amazing here. Now, one reason I likely never noticed the dimming my CX OLED had to have been goign through is that I have blackout shades everywhere since I also use this room for an Epson UST laser projector. So I generally have it pretty dark, even in the middle of the day. And that fact meant that I ultimately had to dial DOWN the brightness on this new C5 OLED to about 80%. And it's still shocking compared to what the CX did. All the files I have in 1080 and 2160 look great on here, and streaming things look great, but once I pop in a 4k disc, it's just awe inspiring... The picture clarity, the lack of the normal local dimming effects on a non OLED on a dark picture... You can't explain or describe the difference between a non OLED and something like this, even to someone like me who had an OLED now for 5 yeras, and has OLED screens for all computers and even the laptops. This one is just that impressive compared to what I was used to. I do a LOT of gaming, and never had any burn in issues with the CX over 5 years, so I don't expect this one should be any less resiliant. Absolutely the best TV I've ever had.

I’ve owned several LG TVs over the years, and they’ve always impressed me. But the C5 OLED takes things to another level. The picture quality is simply stunning, with perfect blacks, colors, and sharp details. HDR content really pops, and even in bright rooms it holds up well. Gaming on this TV is also fantastic. The interface is quick and intuitive. Sound is surprisingly good for a slim TV, though I still suggest pairing it with a soundbar. Easily the best TV I’ve ever owned.

I've been wanting an OLED TV for quite some time. Thanks to the Labor Day sale I was able to finally sweep this bad boy up. Dolby Vision on an OLED TV like this is absolutely epic! The colors are so vibrant and the picture is perfectly bright. This TV works perfectly as an ARC setup with my 7.2 home theatre receiver. The screen itself is so thin it's mind blowing how far LG has come with these TVs. 4k BluRays looking absolutely amazing and it's like being at an AMC Dolby Cinema theatre. I highly recommend this product! <3

Great tv very bright ! Oled is superior ,clear black blacks and super deep contrast. U defiantly want to buy this tv ! Great for gaming at 144hz.

The LG OLED Evo TV was very easy to set up and has a beautiful picture and I was also surprised at the quality of the TV speakers - although we have since tied it to a receiver for audio. Recommended and very happy with it. I do wish the main menu of selections - streaming services and cables were a little easier to navigate.

Picture quality is wonderful, sleek design perfect brightness in both dim and bright environments.

I previously owned an LG UHD 65" TV purchased in 2019 and decided to upgrade to this OLED during the Labor Day promotion. So glad I did. The picture is a night and day difference from my previous LG (which I loved). The 4K is gorgeous, the colors pop and the black is black and I utilized the new adjustments using the AI feature to get the exact picture that fits in my room/lighting. Amazing. I highly recommend this TV and the price I got it at $1450 was worth every penny.

I recently upgraded to the LG C5 65″ OLED, and overall I’m very impressed. The picture quality is outstanding — the perfect blacks and infinite contrast that OLEDs are known for really shine through, making darker scenes feel immersive rather than washed out. RTINGS measured “very good HDR brightness” and said small and medium highlights “pop out” nicely.

Great picture only OLED can deliver! Moved from a 55" OLD from eight years ago to a 65". The contrast delivered by this unit are ideal for those with loss of contrast in their vision. Using unit with FO and unit speaker output that delivers great sound. The first unit delivered failed to say powered for over 1 minute. Best Buy replaced the unit and waited for me to check the unit out. Great follow-up by Best Buy!

I got rid of my Samsung for this and couldn't be happier. The remote is a lot better that Samsung and I prefer the UI of the LGS the picture is about the same the dark are better on this but the Samsung was brighter. Also the sound on the LG is a lot better 10/10