Customer Ratings & Reviews

Expensive TV but worth the price. The picture is unmatched for clarity and true deep blacks. I have another LG, G3 and this is a nice upgrade.

Excellent TV love the mounting system that comes with it very flat against the wall. Install does require two people. The TV is quite heavy but the picture and the operating system is very very good. Really love the TV.

After 4 TV's, I finally bit the bullet and got this beauty. I tried the S90F (great TV but not great for sports), Bravia 7 (great processing but wasn't OLED level) and 98" QM7K (amazing size but bigger size exposed more flaws, especially in sports). This G5 is smaller but the picture quality and brightness for my bright living room is what made this the clear winner for me. As far as sports, this is by far the best TV of the bunch, less blur/ghosting behind hockey pucks and footballs and great upscaling. The colors are not as amazing as QD-OLED but very close. Lastly, people may not like that this TV is thicker than other OLEDs, but I would choose this thickness every time because the TV feels solid, protected and less likely to break if you need to move it. The flush mount makes the TV look so slick on your wall as well. Highly Recommend this TV!

Hands down, the best TV I have ever owned. Will worth the money for your main viewing TV. A few complaints tho. The voice commands won’t turn the TV on. The remote is not backlit & doesn’t have remote tracker if you can’t find it. The Amazon remotes are backlit & has a remote finder but If you run the Ethernet through the Amazon box the picture isn’t as good as if you run straight to the TV. They are just minor complaints tho. You would think for 3k the remote would be backlit & a function to find it if it gets stuck in the couch or something.

This tv is amazing. Picture is like no other. The colors are so vibrant. I would purchase this tv again.

All I can say is wow. Coming from an S95B, this TV is very bright in both SDR and HDR with unreal black levels. SDR and HDR content shine on this TV set. The OS is ok, much better than TizenOS IMO. Take a look at this set at you local BB if you want to see it in action.

A very good TV for a bright room. We have had the TV for about 1 month and it was a good purchase. The room where we keep the TV is very bright in the afternoon and this model has the brightness to easily be seen. The apps open quickly and very little lag. Picture is excellent. The installation process was tedious with the Geek Squad, but eventually they got it installed. They did sell us extra cables totaling about $200, but at least they got the TV up in 1 visit.

Great quality overall. Runs smooth and fast the LG home page has all your apps in one place. Runs games flawlessly. Allows for multi view but it is a bit limited.

[Employee of bestbuy] Purchased this tv and was very easy to setup! To calibrate the TV it’s very easy to use their picture wizard to setup the display to my liking. I also have dabbled in the cloud gaming with Xbox cloud gaming directly off the tv which seems to work great but unfortunately cant do split screen but isn’t a tv issue. Audio is better than other TVs I’ve had in the past however still recommend hooking up an lg soundbar for better audio and convenience. Overall best tv I’ve ever owned

There has never been another television like an LG OLED and especially LG's G-series. The blackest blacks. The brightest colors. I saw the first Star Wars when I was 9 in a theater, and finally, 50 years later, this LG OLED G-series 77" TV lets me see what I saw all those years ago, down to the shadows of dust on C3PO's shoulder as he walks into the maintenance corridor looking for R2. Stunning, just stunning.

This is a phenomenal TV and the price for Black Friday was amazing. The quality is great and perfect for gaming with PlayStation five as well as Apple TV. I really appreciate how the colors pop and the response time is fast. Unless next year’s model has significantly better upgrades, I would look for this item again, potentially saving more money when the new models come out.

The LG 77” G5 is one of those TVs that looks impressive the moment you turn it on. The picture is incredibly bright and the colors really pop, but what I liked most is that it still manages to look natural rather than overly processed. Movies and shows look fantastic, especially in a dark room. The OLED blacks are completely black, so there’s a lot of contrast and detail in darker scenes. The 77-inch screen also makes everything feel much more cinematic without needing a projector. I was also impressed with it for gaming. The picture is smooth and responsive, and the large screen makes games feel much more immersive. The TV has plenty of features aimed at gamers, so it feels like LG actually put some thought into that side of the experience. The biggest downside is the price. It’s definitely a premium TV, so you’re paying a lot for the size, picture quality, and technology. The built-in speakers are decent, but if you’re spending this much on a TV, I’d pair it with a good soundbar or surround-sound system. Overall, the LG 77” G5 is an amazing TV if you want a huge OLED with exceptional picture quality. It’s expensive, but the combination of brightness, contrast, colors, and gaming performance makes it feel like a real step up from a typical TV.

Awesome TV that is extremely bright. We received the best picture by going through the AI wizard that showed various pictures and allowed us to pick ones that had the best quality and it adjusted accordingly. Its better than trying to manually adjust everything. The TV is phenomenal!

Blown away by the image quality and precise controls. You wont beat this. Pros: - Dolby vision - 4k 120hz, vrr, everything else you could want as a gamer - Outstanding brightness for OLED or any panel for that matter - Great image customization options Cons: - No DTS audio passthrough - Remote is quite terrible -165 Hz mode artifacts at 4k resolution

Very good and color and good for gaming. It made a very big difference from my old LED to the new OLED.

We went from a 70" Vizio to this LG. About 10 years difference. Absolutely amazing picture! The color, the blackness, the upgrading ability is awesome. Love the magic remote.

This TV is amazing. Even with the hassle I had to deal with getting my CX replaced with this. I got a 65' at first but got damaged during delivery so i decided to upgrade to a 77'. The best thing I got from this was the price at $3,009.99 no sales tax. Other than that, this TV is perfect for gaming and movies.

Only owned this OLED TV for a couple of weeks. So far so good. Added wall front, middle and rear speakers, along with a new Denon receiver as well. Sound is awesome through audio system, not sure what TV sound alone sounds like. Image is pure, especially 4K content, like 4 You Tube vids. Blacks are solid, and I understand there has been a few updates/firmware so far. Settings is a bit of a learning curve compared to my old 65" Sony Led from 2017. TV was on sale so that's always a good thing. Will update this review if needed.

G5 is coming up on 200 hours break-in, just picked up the new Portrait Displays C6HDR5000 meter along with the new updated license which covers all of the 25 models including the G5. Picture completely changed at 150 hour point, everything became more crisp and detailed, out of the box colors are beautiful. CalMan Autocal has been an awesome addition along with the VideoForge Pro pattern generator. AutoCal worked beautifully on my G4, so I'm sure itll be amazing with the new G5. Very, very happy with the G5, well done LG!!!

I replaced a G1 with this G5. While the differences are subtle. Picture is definitely brighter and clearer. The setup allows you to make picture adjustments that make it stunning. The remote is a BIG disappointment. I hate commercials and want to mute them. In order to mute the sound you have to hold the sound button down for 2 seconds. Which also reduces the sound level to zero. When the show comes back on, you have to push the sound button up to get the sound back and play with it to get to the level you want. BRING BACK THE MUTE BUTTON! Also I have not figure out the HDMI input, that used to be a button on the remote. There are some quirks that are annoying. Like when it sees a change to the Universal remote (Apple TV) it pops up a window to input a code to accept the changes. Sometimes code window does not come up. As a Technician, I look at this as to how much aggravation it might cause to someone not that technical. My advice if you are not on the technical side is to have a Best Buy tech set everything up so you are good to go. I highly recommend this TV!