Customer Ratings & Reviews

Seriously one of the nicest TV’s on the market right now. For the price they go for it hits heavy against more expensive TV’s. The colors look absolutely wonderful and the contrast is perfect. I’ve had little issue with glare but I do keep my living room rather dim most of the time. That said even when I have lights on the glare is minimum! I couldn’t recommend this TV more!

Love the quality of the color, the brightness, and the size is perfect. I did not regret bying it. I would recommend it to my friend.

We been using this tv for over a couple of weeks now. And I have to say it’s one of the best tv I’ve purchased. It has lots of different features built into it and it’s less heavy. The screen is really clear and the sound system it’s also very loud.

Picture is amazing and I have not messed with a ny ajustments. I did have trouble with the user agreements it wouldn’t let me confirm the terms and conditions. I read its a common complaint.

Picture quality is truly 5 stars - this is my first OLED and it was this or the Samsung 90f, but I went with the C5 because I understand the processor and upscaler is SDR is a little stronger, and I do watch a fair amount of cable. Color accuracy is excellent. I took one star off because, you guessed it - the remote and interface. Supposedly, there is a way to remove the magic pointer permanently but I can only do it temporarily. The interface is even worse - way too many screens to get to your setting or whereever you are going. But that picture - just amazing. It's worth it.

Amazing picture, easy set up, perfect for sports nd movies.

Finally decided to spend more money and get an OLED. This is the best screen display I have ever owned. The depth of colors is amazing. Blacks are very black and whites are very white.

Overall this is a good TV, very good picture quality. The huge drawback are the settings/adjustments that are available to fine tune the kind of picture you want. The fact that the options are available is great; what makes this a HUGE drawback is that there is no manual that explains the options. It's like buying a new car with no manuals to explain the any of the controls or navigation system. We had to go through a few YouTube videos to see how we want to tune our TV! It was, and still is somewhat, frustrating to use.

Upgraded from a C2, the best part of the upgrade is the brightness level in a well lit room. Other than that, it's an OLED, watching movies at night is a amazing experience.

My first ever OLED tv. The contrast is excellent. Blacks are very deep. The picture setting options are abundant and you can really fine tune this tv. The remote is very minimalist but has everything you need. Highly recommend!

Easy set up Great picture the dark to light contrast is amazing.

We purchased a 65” LG C-5 OLED TV. It mounted on the wall easily with the same bracket as our old TV & plays beautifully; we’re very happy with it. That said, it took us 2 days to get it set-up properly. We called Geek Squad who transferred us to LG who then transferred us to Optimum Cable. It took 2 trips to the Optimum store, 3 different streaming boxes & more phone calls to LG & Optimum with no success. Finally we disconnected everything & connected ALL NEW HDMI CABLES - that did the trick!

Bought this open box for ~$100 off the Black Friday sale (so outside of that sale it was about half off!). Only 20 power-on hours, and a couple cosmetic flaws that look more like dust than anything else. This thing stuns me every time I turn it on. Hugely recommended. The built-in sound is... fine. Be sure to use proper speakers. A sound bar can help but it can only go so far.

Everyone said that the OLED TVs were dim but this one is brighter than my regular LED Samsung. Colors are super vibrant, blacks are solid with zero pixilation. Well worth the wxtra money.

Love the TV. Easy to set up, looks sleek, and the picture sound is a big step up from our old Samsung led tv. Which died. A long, horrible death. But, that's another story. Wanted to give 5.0, because the tv merits that in my opinion. The remote [mr25ga] however, eats an entire star. The worst feature is the scroll wheel used for selecting, scrolling, and increasing m my anxiety any time I have to use it. This thing was either designed in a vacuum without any user testing, or the testing groups used were selected on the basis of whether they had rabies or significant cognitive impairment. It truly is horrible.

This is a great TV - super sharp and super easy to set up. Also bought an LG sound bar and that was easy to set up and integrate.

This 65 inch TV has great resolution and picture quality. It is, however, difficult to navigate its various menus and features. Sometime we get to a page that there seems to be no way out except to shut the TV off and restart it. Also, LG does not have BIG plus on its list of apps. We watch Husker sports on Big Plus and it seems odd that this TV is sold in Nebraska stores without that app available.

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.

Better than the B5 by far and the best TV for anything and everything. Don’t like the new remote as they removed the numbers and useful buttons from previous year models. TV is great

Outstanding picture. Great sound. Easy set up. Very satisfied.