Customer Ratings & Reviews

Upgraded from a Samaung QLED and what a difference in picture quality and dimming! We often watch with subtitles on so the cloud and gray washout from the QLED was annoying so we upgraded to the OLED and what a difference it has made! Also have my PS5 hooked up and gaming is amazing on this! If its on sale don’t hesitate to buy!

Could not be happier with this 77" LG OLED. It's got a gorgeous picture and is plenty bright in my viewing environment. Motion is very good, much better than my 2016 E6P. Just wish it had 3D like my E6, LG had the best 3D in town. Can't say anything about the built-in apps or speakers, I prefer using an external streamer and a 7.1.4 Atmos surround system.

Purchased at $2499. Best TV I've ever owned. Bright or dark environments do not matter. Do yourself a favor and look up a few settings tweaks and really dial this display in. You don't really need professional equipment or personnel. My primary use for this TV initially was for viewing content, Plex offering the best uncompressed video files. If you can get a hold of one, do it. Netflix or any other services content really do a disservice. Or get a 4k Blu-ray player. But then you're locked in to that criteria. Also, pair with a decent 5.1 or 7.1 system. A sound bar just doesn't cut it anymore. Anyways, now I'm using it for gaming. Unreal, the clarity of this display. HDR and DV are amazing. Coming from a Samsung LCD, night and day. Gonna purchase another LG for the bedroom someday. Maybe just move this one up to the bedroom and get a C4/5, whatever iteration they're in at that point. 10/10. Well worth it's hefty sticker price.

This is a big improvement over my LG OLED C7 from 2017, which had image burn-in issues in two areas, as well as the center third of the screen losing some color that caused skin tones to have a green tint. If someone walked across the screen, you would see a normal skin tone turn to green and then back to normal color. When looking at OLED TVs, there were other options this time, unlike in 2017 when it was just LG. I looked hard at the Samsung and Sony versions of their OLED TVs, but in the end, I stuck with LG. I was not happy about buying a new TV after just over 5 years when I spent so much on the first one. Luckily, I spent less on this one and went from a 65" to the 77", so I'm very happy with this size upgrade. The colors of this TV are much brighter than my previous C7 OLED. I'm also noticing less motion blur when objects like footballs, are moving across the screen. I like the fact that they have newer technology to help prevent the burn-in, so I hope that I don't have any issues with this LG. I don't know how the sound is on this TV because I have this connected to my home theater set-up, through a Denon AV Receiver and some KEF speakers. I love watching movies and shows in 4K on this beautiful screen. I'm happy with this C2 series OLED TV!

I absolutely love this TV. It’s primarily used for 4K gaming with a PS5 and streaming and works beautifully. With some adjustments to the settings, gaming with the Nintendo Switch looks great. (Up that sharpness) I had waited several years to upgrade to an OLED and it was 100% worth the wait.

Great price from Best Buy. Delivery with set up was flawless. Love the picture on this TV. Heres what I dont love after a couple of months living with it: There’s no calibration App and the settings from the factory are garbage. The remote is awful- Why they had to make it like a Wii “point and click” is beyond me. Last but not least: The TV stand is a head scratcher: It only raises the bottom of the TV 2.25” and is shaped so it blocks the placing of any decent sound bar (tv speakers of course arent that great). I still believe the picture is worth the other downsides. However, I really wish LG would address these other issies to make it a 5-star product.

Love it so much. It so clear and you wouldn’t wanna go back to a regular TV. So much different, even the glare you can’t see it.

I owned the B2 model. Decided to upgrade it to the C2. Best Buy offered the upgrade for $325. Money well spent. The C2 is a lot better than the B2. Much brighter! Faster processor through menus. Better 4k upgrading. 4k pops!

We purchased this to use as our main TV in our main room. We have an open floor plan, so the TV is subject to lots of light and reflections. Still, even in the daytime, the picture is bright and colorful. In subdued lighting, however, the picture is really beautiful--the contrast between the deep blacks and brilliant colors seems to give it added dimension. Sometimes, the picture is so clear that you get a sense of the artificial lighting setup that was used for filming (which is not necessarily a good thing.) We purchased a sound bar to accompany the TV with hopes of improving our ability to hear dialogue. The sound bar definitely improves the sound quality, but I can't honestly say it has helped us to catch more of the dialogue, and I am definitely not a fan of the house-rattling bass that accompanies many shows and movies (bass can be adjusted, but it is still very noticeable). I'm not entirely convinced the TV is worth the price, but it IS a very nice TV.

Amazing TV with the colors and contrasts. Great for gaming and watching movies.

Nice color, easy to use and set up with wifi - no more cable. and size is perfect.

Amazing TV. Well worth the price. My main concern prior to purchasing this TV was burn-in from playing video games on it. I’ve played a decent amount of games on it now and have not experienced any issues. The TV does a wonderful job of performing “pixel cleaning” in the background on a set schedule without the user ever even knowing. I was also on the fence between buying a B2 and a C2. I made the decision to buy the C2 at the last second for the increased brightness and I have zero regrets. The larger range of brightness is well worth the increased price, especially if you enjoy having a lot of natural light in your house/apartment. The brightness may not live up to regular LCD TVs, but it gets very very close. The speakers on this TV are good, under the circumstances, but I would highly recommend a sound bar for better bass and oomph. Additionally, the faster processor in the C2 model makes the UI much more responsive and fluid.

Awesome TV for series x Xbox. Checks all the boxes. Best blacks, has FPS game mode. 77 inch is stupid big. Not many care, but it has a pretty cool remote function where you can just point it at the screen and a courser appears so you can select options like using a mouse.

Excellent TV. No complains however it does take time for you to program and save the settings for your viewing pleasure. Once done, easy to navigate to and thru all of the options! I highly recommend this TV. I added a Sonos Arc with Sub and unless you room is massive, then that is all ya need. My walls shake and the base pumps!! Great combo with the C2.

Best value for the price! Great quality picture. Easy to setup. I had a 10 years old Panasonic Plasma TV that had the best picture, but after 10 years and so many hours of use every day, finally gave up on me!

Picture is amazing once you get the proper settings set up. Only OLED giving you all 4 HDMI ports at 2.1 4K 120 HRTZ. Best OLED for gaming. This TV is so good, I have three in different sizes.

I wasn’t sure that 77” vs 65” would work in our room, but it turns out to be perfect. Although it takes a bit of getting used to the sheer contrast provided (in comparison to a high end Pioneer plasma) I have gradually fallen in love with it. Ordered this vs gallery line specifically to all for multiple installation options and we are not looking back.

This TV is absolutely amazing. The picture is PERFECT even in our incredibly bright room. We were concerned about the OLED bright room issue, but with LG's brightness improvements it's not a problem. The only issue is that since it has all of the streaming built in I have to find somewhere else to use the Fire stick and Chromecast!

The CX was the first older I've owned, then I went to the C1 which was leaps and Bones better. Now I got the C2 which enhances are different that across the board a wall Factor like it was from the CX to the C1. I can't place my finger on it but I'm not overly excited about the c2. It does have a better under the skin's operating engine and handle things better and it does seem a little quicker. But it saddens me they got rid of the picture frame mode, which I really enjoyed. And their homepage is just really busy across the board about a phenomenal TV for 77 inches. I bought it because a game and capabilities, which it does wonderfully and it's a good price point for the size.

I purposely waited for the C2 (2022 model) rather than the discounted C1 (2021 model). EVO panel and lighter weight are great features. My new 77 incher weights much less than the 65 inch LCD it replaces. With the minimal panel thickness it doesn't look than large... until you turn it on and see that beautiful OLED picture. Very pleased with the purchase.