LG OLED C2 77" 4K Smart TV, 2022 [Energy Class F]

I bought this TV to replace an 8 year old Sony TV. The picture is fabulous. It took a bit of fiddling around with the settings to get the picture I wanted. It looks great with regular HD television pictures via my Virgin V6 box. The sound quality is also (to me at least) very good as well without any soundbar. The 4k content via You Tube, BBC I player or Amazon looks absolutely stunning. Fantastic lifelike colours on things like Blue Planet.I have watched various reviews and experts talking about all kinds of technical details which I don't fully understand. In the end I just went with what looks good to me.The only minus points are that setting up an LG account was very fiddly involving an LG app. The "magic remote" is also fiddly for me. I confess I have not really utilised the voice remote function.Overall though this is a great TV, great picture and sound and I love it !

Ideal set up for running a pc, I do not game at a desk first of all, I like to sit back on a couch in a spare room, monitors this size are always too small, too expensive or ultrawide. This is perfect! The quality of oled is outstanding, no ghosting, bright deep blacks and colours. 120hz more that suits my needs as I am not a competitive gamer. You need an AMD 6 series GPU or Nvidia 3000 series to utilize hdmi 2.1. This blows any monitor I've had before out the water for me!Then can hit the home button and stream content via the smart TV aspect in 4k (Netflix etc does not stream 4k In a web browser on pc) so the LG webos is a good solution.My only gripe is the flimsy plastic feet which are fiddly and brittle when installing, just be cautious.But definitely bang for buck If you want a decent gaming screen, bigger than a monitor, exceptional quality.

If you're looking to purchase your first OLED TV, look no further. 55" is the sweet spot between price and size in my opinion.Picture quality left us speechless, it has most if not all mainstream streaming apps included such as YouTube, disney+, Netflix etc.It is great to watch movies as well as play on the console such as PS5 and the audio quality is fantastic, we use 10/100 audio volume and that's pretty loud so we felt no need to enhance our experience with cinema stereo.Assembly was tricky as the monitor is very thin and wide so I had to be extra careful, keep in mind another person for help when you will be assembling it.

The picture quality on this TV is excellent, but I found it hard to find and set all the different features to get to a stage where I can just turn it on and use it every day.The fancy "magic" remote control doesn't help. You have to use it like a laser pointer to point at options on screen to do almost everything, so if you have shaky hands that is very hard. What's wrong with buttons on the remote like everyone else has? e.g. pausing playback requires opening a menu, selecting the pause icon on screen and clicking it accurately. Too hard.Just put the control buttons on the remote. Also, the remote uses Bluetooth so can't control other set-top boxes that use infra-red. A step backwards for no apparent benefit."Filmmaker" mode setting for the picture quality seems to produce the best image from my subjective view. This is also recommended by some technical reviewers I read before I bought the set. It is supposed to make the image look like the creator intended without altering the colour balance etc. Seems to work. All the other default picture modes are far too garish for me.The TV is designed much more for streaming services than for just Freeview TV. I guess modern folk don't want to watch TV anymore. It took me 2 and a half hours from unpacking to being able to watch Freeview TV from the aerial and another fortnight before I had kicked it into a state where it stopped showing me adverts, logos and "have a nice day" messages at every opportunity.The sound is quite adequate from the built-in speakers but again, it needs a bit of tweaking in the hidden settings to get it just right. "Standard" sound setting with a few tweaks to bass and treble seems to be about right for me, but obviously that is a personal subjective matter.

Very good television, the picture quality is amazing, the colours are very good, the sound is impressive, I won’t need to purchase a sound bar.The set up is not intuitive, I had to use YouTube videos to set the TV up, the picture quality improved greatly once I followed the videos, there is a built in guide within the TV, and the more you use it the easier it gets of course.The OLED seem to make the colours deeper and more life like, very pleased with mychoice, makes my viewing much more enjoyable.

This is an excellent tv more than pleased with the picture quality, sound and over all look.There was a problem with the "Amazon" side of delivery. As they hadn't & couldn't send the pass code to receive the tv when the delivery guy came. even talking with customer services or the delivery guy line manager he had to take the tv back ( which was actually inside our premises) to be delivered again the next day how ridiculous and a waste of everyone time and the environment at using more fuel to redeliver.. Come on Amazon we get the security issues even though we'd answered security questions with customer services this is pretty unbelievable.

Easy to set up, has an amazing picture quality with vibrant colours and deep black, 4K films look fantastic in Dolby Vision, and it takes gaming to another level with game optimiser. The Magic Remote is good and easy to use. Also the sound quality is on par with good base, making this a perfect all rounder tv.I would recommend the Oled to anyone!