Customer Ratings & Reviews

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 purchased my first 65 inch LG OLED about 12 years ago.. Absolutely have loved every minute of use. Is everything it was hyped to be excellent almost 180 degree viewing angle, , perfect black,real life color. Only issue was some burn in on the lower margin from years of watching Good Morning America. Only noticed with lighter background white or yellow. This year I couldn’t refuse the offer of the 65 inch OLED C5 with over 50% off sticker. WOW! Better and brighter with true skin tones and watching football in 4K on channel 105 DIRECTV absolutely stunning! Couldn’t be happier.

Basically a perfect choice for my big screen gaming. It has a fantastic refresh, fantastic picture quality, all of the compatability features and settings options that you expect in a modern display. It even has game mode which I didn't know about when I bought it. Plus the price is great. The only drawback is the menu pointer is finicky and sometimes hard to use accurately. This is my second LG OLED so I'm familiar with the problem - just disappointed they haven't improved it in 3 years since our first one. But the rest of it is so good for the price that doesn't reduce my rating from 5 stars.

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 have been a Samsung tv loyalist for many years as I felt that they had the best picture. I went into my local Best Buy and was looking at all of the different tvs that they had on display. prior to the Super Bowl. I kept getting drawn to the LG but my instinct kept telling me to stick with Samsung. The associate then came over and asked if I had any questions. He helped explain to me all of the differences between the TVs and told me that LG makes the panels for the Samsung OLEDs which made my decision much easier. I was torn between this tv and the G5 which was almost double the price. While the picture on the G5 definitely looked much more crisp, this upgrade from my 10 year old Samsung was light years ahead. The associate suggested that I paid an LG soundbar/speaker combo for a truly immersive experience. I decided to go with this TV and a soundbar combo, and I couldn't be. happier. For my needs, this was perfect

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.

A great tv. It's a fantastic overall tv.but there is a a little lacking in the overall brightness. Don't buy it for a bright area. In a room with one window, it's perfect. But the s90f is definitely brighter and more punchy with colors. But it surfers too. It has a red tint in complete black scene.

what a great TV! I really like the magic remote with the on-screen pointer and the picture quality is amazing. LG continues to make great OLED panels. The UI is much better than Samsung

I absolutely love my new LG OLED TV. From the moment it was turned on the colors were so brilliant and the people look like you are standing next to them, so lifelike. My old LG was loosing its color, everything looked blue, and I was amazed with this TV. Easy to set up. Easy to access apps and I love how Apple TV is built into the TV. One less box on my TV shelf.

I was in between this and the Sony OLED TV. I felt the Sony Oled was much darker and I really like the LG OLED better. I feel it is brighter and you can always dim it if you need to. The pictures are super clear and the only reason I gave it 4 out of 5 starts is b/c it does not have MGM+ app on it and now I have to get an external device to watch that app and a few others it does not have. The interface is okay, and easy to use and will get used to. I feel the Sony interface is much better but this is still good. No other complaints yet except my external speakers keep changing to the tv speakers which is annoying to keep switching it back every time I have to turn on my TV.

Great TV. Beautiful image and good refresh rate. Great for gaming at 4K. Screen isn't so reflective that I have issues with lights in the room or setting the aquarium lights behind me as I play or watch. Built in apps are easy to use and work well. Needs to be paired with a sound system for best experience as built in speakers are weak.

This TV is fantastic. The color and picture quality is great, and the black looks so deep which makes everything else more vibrant. The internal processor is super quick too, I hardly ever use my FireStick now because it's so much quicker. Gaming is awesome on it, the refresh rate is amazing and is on par with my computer.

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.

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.

Great tv! Clear picture. Easy to understand settings to get the best picture and sound. My first OLED. Worth the money.

I love the size and how bright and vibrant the colors are and how clear it looks. It’s not heavy, nice and thin.

This is a fantastic TV3 with amazing picture quality, deep true blacks, and yup to 144hz refresh rates when gaming. Highly recommend.

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.

We wanted to replace our bedroom TV and had just bought the 77 inch version of this TV and loved it. It was between a TCL or Hisense initially. We didn't need as high-end for the bedroom as for downstairs. One day we caught this TV at a very competitive price for BB "Total" members. The purchase at Best Buy was smooth. Setup instructions were easy. We use a home theater setup on our 77" downstairs but use just the TV speakers on this 65" in the bedroom and was quite surprised that the TV sound is actually very good compared to most other TVs. The LG Smart Remote with its screen pointing takes a little getting used to but you can use the scroll wheel and buttons to use the remote in a more conventional manner. There's also a smartphone app that has a remote feature that works well. All in all, I don't know how I would make this TV experience any better.

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.