LG 65-Inch Class OLED evo AI 4K C5 Series Smart TV w/Dolby Atmos, Dolby Vision, HDR10, AI Super Upscaling 4K, Filmmaker Mode, Wow Orchestra, Alexa Built-in (OLED65C5PUA, 2025)

I purchased this TV to replace an older LG model that was accidentally broken, and the difference is incredible. The picture quality, colors, controls, and overall ease of use are a major upgrade from my previous TV. Everything feels faster, smoother, and more user-friendly. While the price was higher than my older model, it was well worth it — and I found the best price with free shipping, which made the purchase even better. I’m extremely happy with this TV and would definitely recommend it.

I really like this TV so far. Even though I use a sound bar the built-in speakers on this thing are actually pretty impressive. The remote is a bit different but I honestly love it. It has a scroll wheel and you can use it almost like a Wii remote which feels so intuitive that going back to a standard remote is going to be tough. My only gripe is that they replaced some of the standard button icons with their own symbols which makes things a little confusing. For example you have to hold down a specific button for a few seconds just to find the input menu. If they kept the Wii functionality and the scroll wheel but used more traditional buttons this remote would be perfect. The build quality seems solid. To be honest I am coming from a QLED and the picture hasn't completely blown me away yet. However the 144Hz refresh rate is awesome and the price was definitely right.

My FIRST tv purchase was in 2007 at Target. It was a 32in flatscreen Sony and it was a display so I got it on discount. After 19yrs I finally decided to invest on the latest and the best tv there is. With extensive research on Google/YouTube especially between the LG and Samsung OLED, The LG OLED EVO AI C5series 65in IS IT👍! It is pure entertainment at the highest quality possible. Very easy to set up. Picture quality looks unbelievably real no matter what picture mode you choose. The remote control is quite small but simple and straightforward not too many buttons, though I’m not crazy about the tiny ball roll button in the middle but I digress. Hope this will last me another 19yrs or more.

I love this TV! I bought the TV for gaming and movies. I hooked it up to a PlayStation 5 Pro and the image is amazing. The higher refresh rate and AI made such a huge difference to my last LG OLED 65”. Loved that this came in 77”, fits my area perfectly. Easy to set up and install. Remote is intuitive and the LG app works well for saving my favorite streaming services. My father bought one a week after he saw mine. He was so impressed by it. Highly recommend.

I think I'd actually rate this at 4.8 stars, but that's not an option. This TV is replacing an LG OLED C9, which I bought in 2018 or so. The C9 finally suffered from either burn-in or worn-out pixels, not sure which. Got some blue tint near the bottom of the screen and the color distortion spread up about a fourth of the way in the middle. Not terrible. I watched it for a few months with this and it didn't bother me a great deal. For the price you pay for this 2025 set in 2026? The C5 is more than worth it. Chose a picture mode, but then found I couldn't adjust tint and color in that mode. Went to the "standard" mode and then I could. I found I had to lesson the color and adjust the tint to get the color on facial images right. Keep in mind that different sources may need different settings. The remote, though fairly intuitive, takes some getting used to, but it didn't take all that long to figure out how to make the adjustments with it. Had to go online to figure out why "color" was grayed out in other modes. As for sound, I have my TV hooked up to my audio system with HDMI. I only like listening to the audio system (7.1 surround) when listening to music or watching a movie. Otherwise, I prefer the TV sound. You can choose the TV sound you like, but be aware that different choices limit the volume range. I tried them all, but found that the one that worked best for me was the "sports" mode. Simply allowed me to get the volume and clarity I need for voices. The TV sound is more than adequate and considering the TV is only 1.8 inches at its widest, the speakers are pretty decent. Final comments? The colors pop a little more than on the older LG, but, truthfully, I wouldn't have replaced the older TV if I hadn't had the color distortion. I don't notice any difference in resolution. OLED technology simply produces the best picture in my opinion and picture quality has remained pretty much the same over the years.