LG Electronics LG C2 65 Inch Class 4K OLED evo w/ ThinQ AI

Good picture quality but smart platform is not great. Many top streaming apps are not compatible with LGs platform ex ESPN+ so very disappointing that you cant watch these. The TVs audio quality is also not very good / sounds a bit muffled or distanced so you will most likely also need to buy a sound bar on top of the TV itself.

Ive had the T.V. now a couple of weeks love it. The picture quality of this C2 is incredible. I am still adjusting some of the settings but out of the box the picture was like no other T.V. I had. Some of the 4K shows either sport shows or say nature shows you feel like you are there in the sceen.

Great state of the art tv except for the cheap useless usb 2 ports - 3 of them Pure useless junk Where is the usb 3 and usb c ports? You cannot play a movie from a portable hard drive without a usb 3 or higher speed. Connectivity is the most important thing to me and LG is using old out of date electronics. Useless to me. I dont want it. I am really disappointed in LG.

The family LOVES this TV. Perfect size great picture and sound.

Ive used this TV for a couple of months now. What attracted me to this instead of the C1 is the build quality significantly lighter and better chip which does correct for some colors to be brighter when observed carefully... Even though this is hardly noticeable. I think the implementation of AI was a great idea and I hope that the greater emphasis on the processing will mean the TV color accuracy will continue to improve over time. I place a lot of importance on color accuracy and motion realism and what drew me to this brand was an insistence on being less gimmicky in how they approached this. However other TVs albeit more expensive do have better color/picture accuracy. *I cant speak much for the motion realism In comparison to other brands... I will say the options for adjusting this were very straightforward and simple.* Despite the color/picture accuracy flaws it is also why I place so much hope in the future processing improvement the chip offers because in my humble opinion its not there yet. Particularly with black crushing. I will also point out the difficulty of having the TV calibrated... Im trying to find a means to learn/have this done without shelling out half a grand. Meanwhile other brands make it possible to do yourself with your cellphone? This is a major major loss in the power of the product reaching the consumer... Although it can be argued that this is merely software and it can be updated. So Im holding out hope for this. I was pretty dissapointed with the sound of AI applied to sound... Its dramatically worse with something characterized as meaning to be an improvement. Perhaps it was intended for soundbar? Idk. Even with my criticism I think the strategy and approach to the creation of this product is superior... So I give it 5 stars to represent the future software improvements it is capable of implementing. As a standalone for how the product is today I give it 4 stars. There are too many places the TV falls short with respect to other brands.. albeit small. The consumer wants accessibility and maximum performance. Not performance the everyday user can live with or what is cost competitive... Even though it is true that I dont want to shell out a fortune for a TV... Performance even if its at first unnoticeable matters. My perception adjusts to the flaws over time unfortunately. Either way thank you for trading me copious amounts of money for such a great product. Its worth it. More or less One more thing... I dont know your relationship with other streaming services but Crunchyroll seems all but impossible to use on TV. I despise corporate walls like this. I found a workaround but barely. I cant exactly square it to being the fault of LG but its getting ridiculous how market competition can sometimes result in a worse experience for the consumer. Just thought Id bring it to your attention at the very least.