Customer Ratings & Reviews

This is a tv that makes everyone stop and look at it when they first walk in. They are instantly mesmerized with the stunning screen and picture quality. My father in law doesn’t care much for marvel movies but he could not stop looking at infinity war when I was watching it the other day. Incredible colors and amazing depths. Had a 4k Samsung before this one and this LG makes that one look like it’s 1080 quality.

DO NOT waste your money on a more expensive TV. This one will work just as good as the $5000 ones. It is slim, the colors are amazing and the sound is so good u don’t need a sound bar. Also all LG TVs come with lg channels for free!!!! A great addition to streaming services

Amazing TV. I’ve had OLED products before, but LG’s software sets this TV apart from similar products. Easy to set up, user-friendly interface, and amazing picture quality. Couldn’t ask for more.

The LG OLED TV is probably the best one ever made. All of the colors are bold and vivid. The speed is excellent for video and games. I would recommend this model to everyone.

I am an AV installer and after installing many of these TV's for customers I finally got one for myself. The colors are amazing as is the contrast. I love sci fi and action movies and I was sick of seeing grey where it should be black. Finally can see movies the right away.

PQ is top notch. Compared this to the Sony A80 77”. The lg is brighter and seems to navigate menus better. The OS is nice and we really like “magic remote”. I do think the Sony processes motion better though. I am almost always a Sony person but the noticeable difference in LG color was enough for to buy the 77 c3 for my bright living room.

I've had this TV for just over a month now and I'm very satisfied with the chosen size of 77". Color, brightness and clarity are top notch. It was worth the wait. LG makes a great TV.

Build quality, image quality, and overall performance don't get better in this range. At the price point with Best Buy's Cyber Monday deal, I felt compelled to pull the trigger, despite not being something I "needed..." but I just couldn't help myself. I own an older Sony LCD, and two smaller Sony OLEDs (with zero complaints), but always felt I was missing out on the LGs, and with the 77 inch becoming in reach, I was right. I can't speak to sound quality since I never understand how people want a quality OLED screen, but then don't match the audio quality with external speakers. No speakers built into flat screens sound good, so I don't even use them.

Incredible color, plenty bright enough for our upstairs even with all of the natural lighting, and the processor is very quick with all of the applications.

Wonderful picture quality. I’ve found myself rewatching things just to see how much colorful they are.

This TV still blows my mind. I love this TV so much. By far, the best TV that I have ever laid eyes upon. Everything about this TV is perfect.

15 Months in. Great viewing experience. Detail, refresh, etc, etc. Got the LG 3.1 speakers to go with $2K TV. Not on sale, so yes pricey. Switching from YouTube TV to Netflix and back the sound bar always drops out. Got the 43' for the bedroom with JBL soundbar because the TV speakers are crap and have to use the JBL control, not the LG volume control. All in, better than Samsung systems tossed to get better WIFI radio chips for using YouTube TV when we fired cable.

I’m coming from a 10 year old Samsung HU8550 which in my opinion had a really good picture and colors. I had this LG C3 and Samsung S90C both in 77” side by side and ended up returning the S90C. Don’t get me wrong the S90C was a great tv. It was definitely capable of being brighter but the C3 is plenty bright for me. In most ways the S90C seemed just as good and honestly probably better but the C3 just has a slightly smoother looking picture. The motion on both OLEDS is kind of weird no matter how you adjust the motion clarity settings there is a weird fizzy blur to peoples faces even when making subtle movements such as turning their head or panning left or right etc… my old Samsung LCD had much more comfortable motion in my opinion. The S90C and C3 had similar motion on movies and tv but when watching football I could get the LG C3 to make the motion more fluid and comfortable than on the S90C. We watch a lot of football so that was the determining factor to return the Samsung. I will say so far I have not noticed any banding or blotchy area s on the screen and the picture is fantastic. The colors in my opinion are just as good as the S90C in most everything I watched. I do recommend however to watch your OLED tv for at least 250 hours because on both TVs I noticed that the picture and colors seemed to get noticeably better and picture seemed more balanced. I updated my LG C3 once and I noticed that my Gamma fine tuning adjustments in the menu disappeared so I would hold off on updates until you are sure what they are going to change. So far very pleased with the tv but still having hard time getting used to OLED tv motion.

Awesome TV. Picture is amazing and the apps are very easy to navigate. It seems to make live TV in 4K. I am very happy with this purchase. Set up was very easy.

Excellent brand and model. This model is almost as good as the newest model, but cheaper of course. Excellent vibrant colors and pitch black blacks. Perfect for gaming with 120hz!

The picture is downright gorgeous, and the low quality content upscaling is really impressive. The audio is decent for a tv, and build wuality is solid. The interface, web OS, the remote, and the user agreements nececasry to use any of the feature or absolutely terrible. If I handn’t gotten the tv for $800 off on black friday I’d return it over this. It sucks because its the first thing you see when you turn the TV on and is immediatly irritating. The home screen is busy and you cant remove their bloatware, the pointer is obnoxious on pops up on its own, and they made the “ok/play/pause” button a scroll wheel (which when scrolled accidentally pops up the pointer again). You need to agree to a ridiculous amount of private information sharing with 3rd party vendors to use most of the “smart” features including voice search, and the tv constantly forces updates. The picture is truly great, but plan on using this with an apple tv/firestick/game console and anything but the remote it came with. Trully a dissapointment for what could have been a phenominal tv.

Love this TV. The quality of the pic is out of the world. Replaced a Samsung Q80 77 with this. Incredible black levels. Some reviews were mentioning about glare, but it’s barely noticeable. Since I use a surround system, I can’t comment on the sound quality. If you have the itch.. then go for it.. you won’t be disappointed!

I waited over a year to buy the 77 inch at a reduced price. It was the right choice at the right time. TVs aren't gonna get significantly better in the foreseeable future. OLEDs will get brighter, but 2023 models are more than bright enough. I chose C3 over the G3 because the brightness difference isn't practically significant and worth the additional cost. I chose LG over Samsung because the latter isn't Atmos/Vision/DTS compatible though Samsung may fix that eventually. If you care about the native OS, I think LG's webOS is excellent - it's aesthetically minimal, easy to navigate, and the ads are far less intrusive compared to Google TV and other options. There are no discernible drawbacks with C3, and if you pair it with an LG soundbar system, the WOW Orchestra feature is actually quite impressive. Bottom line, C3 is the best value. You could spend more but only for highly diminished returns, and it's a future-proof option, so I highly recommend it. There will be insane deals on the C3 for the next couple months until the 2024 models come out so now is the time to get one.

The brilliance & clarity are amazing, we are enjoying this incredible TV. We highly recommend to anyone looking for an upgrade to your viewing pleasure!

This was my first OLED TV, after owning nothing but LED TVs for years. I knew the C3's picture would be good, but after owning it for about a month I can honestly say that the upgrade from a high-quality LED to a mid-range OLED like the C3 is as drastic as the switch was from VHS to DVDs. Burn-in isn't a concern these days, but you will want to use external speakers, which is the case for any TV. The C3 is great for movies, TV, gaming, you name it. It's great in a dark room, or a room filled with sunlight. I can't recommend this TV highly enough, especially if you can pick it up on sale.