LG OLED77B16LA 77 inch 4K UHD HDR Smart OLED TV (2021 Model) with α7 Gen4 AI processor, 4K SELF-LIT OLED, Dolby Vision IQ and Dolby Atmos, built-in Google Assistant and Alexa [Energy Class G]

I've had the TV for 2 months now and used it daily so I will share some thoughts.Firstly I haven't used it to watch terrestrial TV through an area so cannot offer anything on that point.When using Netflix it's best to upgrade your package to the HD package to get the best from the TV.So the magic remote not only is pretty cool and a huge time-saver when inputting email address and passwords into all the apps and for Web browsing, every single remote on earth should be built like this.The PS5 is a dream to play on the TV its easily the smoothest performance I've ever had.I play many 4K Ultra movies from a hard drive (not SSD), I haven't encountered a single problem yet, smooth as you like.When watching anything with Dolby Atmos and Dolby Vision this TV comes alive, a true cinema experience on the 65" model, the built in speakers literally send vibrations through my settee on volume 20 which just adds to the experience, the picture quality is crisp, clean and bright and quite frankly astonishing, I've never had a experience like it at home.This TV rocks, buy one.

Having spent quite a lot of money on a Sony Bravia 55 inch LED ultra high definition TV, two of which I had to return because of a faulty picture, I am glad I spent a little bit more for this OLED TV. The picture quality is fantastic and well worth the investment. I just can't believe how clear the image is. The sound is OK, but I use a Bose sound system to get better quality. The smart remote is almost too smart for me, but it is quite neat that there is a mouse-type marker on the screen at which you wave the remote to navigate the TV's features. There are a lot of additional apps, but I confine myself to the most basic and it all seems to work fine. Really, very, very pleased with my purchase.

I am still discovering this TV but oh boy it’s a nice one. Yes potentially if you check and check specs it might not be the best of the best but actually it is a very good one. Nice picture, easy to use . Quite a few things to play with. Potentially the omission of an RCA connection is a problem but all in all not a real issue. The sound as usual is not the best and better to have a sound bar. I think that compared to the C1 it’s worth the compromise as the difference are minimal. Enjoy :)

A solid TV with the picture quality I’ve seen for under £1,000. Using it in my living room with a PS5 and a Nintendo Switch. The 120hz HDMI is perfect for the PS5 and the tv has a lot of options and settings for optimising it to different games. The remote has some excellent features like pairing devices, such as soundbars and speakers to the TV.

The picture quality is superb as is the sound. It's easy to install and use too. The main TV/media apps like iPlayer, All4, YouTube etc. come pre-installed and work without issue (I have decent internet). The base is compact which allows it to fit on tables, cabinets etc. that are smaller than the TV. Some drawbacks are: a) USB (external) storage media can only record the channel you are watching which largely makes this function useless b) there's no subtitle on/off button on the remote (subtitles are available through a bit of menu surfing however).

A very good TV, good quality, good picture, good sound, you don't even need a sound bar. Buy after xmas, very good and value for money.

Great TV, My only regret is not getting a bigger once because the quality is so good. Will probably buy a bigger one for downstairs . I have a 55inch in a medium sized bedroom with viewing distance of around 1.6M.A normal tv that is fine, but because the quality and picture is so good 65inch would be better, but 55 will do

Beautiful picture quality and easy to set up. For decent quality sound you’ll need to pair it up with a surround system. I paired this up with an LG sound bar and wireless rear speakers and I’m very happy with the set-up.