Customer Ratings & Reviews

First thing I love about this tv is how slim it is, and how much it weights. 48lbs without the stand. I wall mounted it and I couldn't be any happier. Picture is outstanding, colors are deep and accurate. Game mode is incredible. Playing warzone in 120fps and having the tv show the fps with the push off a button is a dream come true. My true favorite thing now to do is watch horror movies due to this tv having perfect blacks. Also.... Very important this tv gets bright! Buy this tv. Comes highly recommended!!

Excellent TV. We replaced a Samsung with it. The Samsung was high end and absolutely gorgeous. But the screen started to “peel” away from the frame and light was leaking. Even tho it was around 2years old we were told it had to be replaced. Warranty had expired and a 5k plus TV went in the trash. Was my buy Samsung again. The LG isn’t as high end but looks as good as the expensive piece of junk we bought previously. Highly recommend. The remote sucks but other than that it’s an awesome TV

I am thoroughly impressed by the color, contrast, brightness of this Tv. The thing that impressed me the most, was the picture quality from any angle, I can tilt the tv in any direction and still have the same high picture quality as if pointed straight at my eye level. Excellent product.

The picture quality, contrast, brightness, and design are all impeccable. The colors are vividly clean and distinct, and it impresses me every time I turn it on. Now I just hope that this will not be plagued by longevity issues that sometimes hit high-end TVs.

Very good picture quality, lightweight easy to hang on wall mount. I have an older 75" 4K LED TV which has been moved into the rec room. This LG OLED replaced the older TV and there is a noticeable improvement in the picture including color, sharpness and brightness. TV speakers, as normal, are not great so I have utilized a sound bar. Very satisfied.

Had this TV for a year now so time for a review. I upgraded to this TV from a 65" Samsung Q series. I can honestly say this LG beats that Samsung in every way. Pros: Great with the dark scenes. I can actually see things on the screen when it is dark. The colors. Every color is deep, rich. It is exactly what it should look like. No blur for sports. Love my football on this thing. Gaming. I have both Xbox Series X and PS5 and games look real. Fast, immediate response. Just what the Dr ordered. Movies are beautiful. No matter the type of scene, this TV nails it. From action with explosions to dark scenes in horror flicks, to bright outdoor scenes. This thing delivers. Cons: Who am I kidding? Honestly I can't think of a true con. I used to be a Samsung only guy. Not anymore after living with this TV.

Replaced my 65" OLED B7a from 2017 with a 77" C2 and I've been running it for a week as of now. The picture quality after calibration has improved over the older model. I feel the black levels on this device are far far better than the B7a ever were, which BTW required a lot of "tinkering" to get to what the C2 did pretty much out of the box. My old OLED had no burn-in that I could see, even after 5 years of daily usage, but the older OLED panel was never as uniform in solid colors test as this panel is, not even when the B7a was new. Especially watching dark scenes now, there is no fixed pattern noise anymore. The scene motion on this TV is better what the B7a has, which was already good, but it had issues with some stuttering under certain conditions. Obviously this TV is 120hz with a 5 year newer video processing unit, so it would be expected to be a good improvement.

Bought the 77” C2 while on sale and had it delivered in less than a week. This tv is a tremendous upgrade to our Samsung Q70r from 2019 - what a difference! Pairs perfectly with the PS5 given the HDMI 2.1 ports, although I must admit that the 77” might be a little too big for FPS games. The user interface is ok. Very fast and repsonsive but bloated with ads so we paired it with the Firestick 4k Max for ease of use. Be sure to adjust the video settings for each individual input (it’s a pain but well worth it). I’ll likely have it professionally calibrated at some point but even with basic tuning it looks stunning. I do have it in my family room which has a lot of light and glare is much more noticeable with the glossy panel but nothing horrible. Overall, would certainly recommend it, especially if on sale.

Don’t make the mistake I did….. I came home with 65” and was like shoot I should have gone bigger. Luckily Best Buy is great to work with and I was able to return the 65” and get the 77” and so glad I did. This TV is amazing and the picture is so good and clear. OLED is the way to go and the black levels look incredible. The only bad thing I will say is if you plan to use the stand that comes with this it’s pretty bad. The stand just isn’t strong enough in my opinion and doesn’t hold it very well, the TV would actually lean back some. I fixed that problem by buying a better stand on Amazon and now it’s solid and looks great. Other than that I love this TV and it’s a great improvement to my 13 year old LG 60” tv I had. Very pleased and as always Best Buy is great to work with.

I have waited a long time to purchase an OLED TV. Lets face it, they are pricey. Ive owned rear projection TVs, projectors, and many LED/LCD TVs. This is rhe best overall picture quality you can get. The color, contrast, and black levels are top notch. I am very pleased with my purchase. Yes, I know there is QD OLED. Yes, there are brighter OLED sets. The LG is a tremendous value by comparison. I will say that some less discerning viewers in my house don’t see a huge difference between OLED and some better LED TVs in our house. To me it is noticeable immediately. However, depending on your use case and the amount of light in the room, there may be excellent LED TV options for half the money. However, to the discerning viewer…its worth every penny.

I bought this TV after reading a million reviews on the series below and above and I think it's as close to perfect as a TV is ever gonna get. My only ding would be the speakers, they're weak, but also no weaker than any other current TVs. The picture quality is legitimately incredible. The better the source, the better the picture. It'll take a while to get the settings just quite right too. Also if things aren't how you like, there's a million forums out there to help you get them that way. When I first opened it I was noticing a flicker that was driving me insane, and after talking about it on forums I was directed towards some hidden settings and tweaks and now it looks brilliant. I seriously cant imagine anyone being unhappy with this purchase. All the concerns about brightness on this thing will be quickly disspelled.

This TV is hard to beat for the price. Only LG and Samsung make their own panels and this OLED screen is beautiful. Thinner and lighter than LED panels, you can mount this anywhere without much trouble. The web OS is a bit clunky, but works fine as does the remote. I had already owned this TV in a 65 in and knew the picture was outstanding, but our larger room set was a budget TCL that went out on us maybe 15 months after we bought it. Best Buy exchange replaced it through the extended coverage and I had the new set within days. Thank you Best Buy!

Great TV, very crisp and clear. The black levels are impressive. The interface isn't that great but I use roku anyway so not a big deal. Price has gone up since I bought mine so don't wait

This is probably the best OLED at 77" that you can buy today. The UI is super fast. The colors are amazing. The overall quality you cannot compete with. I have been super happy with this purchase, although I will admit I did struggle to decide between the 77" and 83". Make sure you research TV-size-to-distance to find the appropriate size for your room. I also got the Sonos Arc + Subwoofer and this has made for a true cinema-like experience. The C3 models are rumored to be coming soon and are 30% brighter with lower power consumption. They're also rumored to have a lower cost. Do your research and consider if you should purchase the C2 or wait for the C3's.

Best investment I ever made. The quality of the picture is outstanding. Truest blacks and perfect color.

Pros: The colors are amazing, the refresh rate is excellent for sports, gaming etc, Easily one of my best purchases. Further, I am using this tv in an area with open windows that have thin sheer over them allowing normal daylight in, and I have no issues with the nits. Cons: Not great for extremely well lit rooms(like a day at the beach type of bright) and I believe there is a bit too much adjusting needed with regards to the picture settings for a television at this price point. Last, the sound quality isn’t really great at all, but that really isn’t the reason why you buy this tv anyway. That’s it!!

This television is absolutely the most clear picture i have ever seen ! OLED Technology was perfected by LG and it shows. It looked great in the store display and even better on our wall at home.. I cannot say enough about how nice it is. Functions are great and super easy to use, home button allows for quick change from internet channels such as netflix amazon prime, Max, You tube TV and the list goes on...

Fantastic TV, Been using mine for almost a year now and it's been a great viewing experience. OLED looks great. One of the funniest things is that I have an android device as my main streaming platform for my TV which boots to a black screen (fun quirk) so when I turn the TV on sometimes I think "huh did I actually turn it on?" - yes I did - the blacks on this panel are so perfect I can't tell when the panel is on vs off, such is the joy of OLED. Needless to say, after testing with just basic youtube HDR content you can see how good this panel looks and that is out of the box. LG packs their panels with a lot of feature. Some are good, some are bad, some are useless. LG's WebOS software is absolutely terrible- but if you're going to drop this much money on an OLED panel you're going to use an external device for streaming content like a Nvidia Shield TV or Apple TV- don't bother with LG's app ecosystem or running anything off the TV itself, webOS sucks. Huge plus is the game mode implementation to reduce input lag for gaming. It's no secret that the LG OLED TVs are a favorite among gamers. I've found when playing retro games where input lag sensitivity is higher you can tell a discernible difference when enabling all the game mode features. It also comes equipped with GSync, VRR, and lots of other features which make this panel super friendly for connecting a gaming PC to. This really only touches the surface of all the things you can do with this panel but hopefully this illustrates enough pros to do further research on the LG C series. The C2 series is not available anymore as of the time of writing this review but you never know when you might find open box, used, etc... I bought this C2 knowing that the C3 was right around the corner but honestly I did not see enough of a reason to spend way more money for not as much of an upgrade (in my eyes). I believe the C3 can be brighter but the C2 already blinds me at times so honestly don't think I need the power of multiple suns to blind me further. I don't foresee myself upgrading from this panel anytime soon. When I do I'll be looking at what is new in the LG space. WebOS aside this panel delivers a fantastic picture that will only be beat by later releases from LG. Oh yeah and the build-in speakers are OK but you should already know you need a external sound solution. Do yourself a favor and invest in a real AV speaker setup and avoid wasting money on overpriced soundbars. There are plenty of extremely affordable AVRs on the market which can handle all HDMI inputs being 8K video (which will translate to 4K 120Hz for this panel).

I'm really impressed with this OLED. I was going back and forth between mini LED and OLED and finally decided on this one. Picture quality is amazing, as I'd expect. It may not be as bright as some LEDs, but I'm not getting too picky. I have a fairly bright room during the day, and no issues what so ever with brightness. It's hard to describe how different dark black is on an OLED, compared to a regular LED, without seeing it in person. Extremely happy with this TV!

I originally purchased the 65” C2. I was impressed with the picture quality but felt like I needed something bigger. So, I returned the 65” and got the 77” and I’m very happy! The picture quality is stunning especially when gaming with the Series X. The tv feels and looks premium as well as it should for the money it cost. This is my first OLED tv and I spent hours researching and I think I chose the best model for the $$. Also, the tv seems plenty bright to me. However, the room I have it placed in has controlled lightning and all the windows can easily be covered. If you buy this tv and put it in a sunny room with a lot of uncontrolled lighting I don’t think you’ll enjoy the tv because it reflects light really easily especially in dark scenes.