LG C1 OLED65C1PTB (65")

Still amazed – After almost 3 years still a brilliant picture. Watching movies like Dune is just mesmerizing. Amazing TV.

Terrible – Paid over $4000 for a top of the line LG OLED TV. Took less than 3 years for it to have dead pixels appear. As per consumer law, if a major fault is deemed (which it was with their troubleshooting team), the customer is entitled to a replacement or a refund. LG does not abide by this law and as a result I am stuck with a broken TV that should have lasted well over 3 years. Do not choose a LG TV - go for Samsung. Show details

Absolute junk – Had the tv 6months and the mother board packed up. After 1 year the screen has gone. Rang to get a quote on a replacement screen and was quoted 4k..... I payed $3500 for the tv new. Absolute joke and this will be the last time I buy anything lg. I couldn't rate this tv any lower.

Adds! – Why do I get adds popping up at the bottom of the TV that I paid 3000 dollars for when I turn it on! Seriously, what the hell. It makes me so frustrated that I want to smash it in! Just let me use the TV that I paid good money for in peace! Show details

A whole new way to watch TV – I recently purchased a 65" LG C1 to replace our old Sony 55" 4K TV that had served us well. After unboxing and mounting the C1 to the wall, I found the set up easy to follow thanks to the QR code I could scan from my phone and use. Once set up, I asked my kids to pick a movie - they picked Moana as they had only seen it 3972 times before so… Read more

needed to watch it again.

I was amazed by how clear the picture was and the black levels on the screen (thanks to the OLED panel) - the sound also surprised me as coming from a TV that had seperate, forward facing speakers, I was expecting to be disappointed but it performs well in this space.

LG's WebOS is quick and easy to use and there are a great range of apps, we use Netflix, Stan, Disney+ & Amazon Prime mainly and I have found they all support 4K HDR or Dolby Vision when available. There also appears to be a heap of apps in the app store although I haven't had a chance to go through it thorougly.

This TV also has some little features I hadn't thought about - one of them is the ability to send the sound to your phone (toggled via the app) - this is great if you want to use airpods etc (The TV also supports bluetooth headphones) - perfect for watching a show late at night when others are asleep.

I've read some reviews on the magic remote and was a little worried I wouldn't like it, but I actually think it's great - intuitive and easy to use, and the scroll wheel is great - it's just like using the mouse on a PC, although I wish the 'Movies' button on the remote could be programmed to another app like Stan for example - all it seems to do is open a search bar and enter 'Movies'

I also wish the HDMI/Ethernet/RF ports were a little closer to the side as it was awkward to install on a slim wall mount, but now it's up it's fine, another note is that for a $2000+ TV, the ethernet port is only 10/100 (although this is adequate to stream @ 4K)

All in all it seems like a solid well built TV, a little flimsy around the top where the screen is super thin, but that was only noticeable during installation - it's not like we pick up our TV on a regular basis.

Less than 18 months old and failing – After 8 months the HDMI would not connect to XBox one. Now the channel return on the remote has stopped working. Tried connecting to Freeview channels, only connected to a few. Big money for ordinary TV. Why is that? Show details

Best TV in Market – Best TV in the market. It is OLED and has the best picture quality in the market. Remote is very interactive and we'll designed. Show details

Amazing quality, incredible watch, looks great on the wall – So satisfied. I'm not a big TV person but I love it. Picture quality is incredible, smart tv functions are seamless and so easy to use. Connects to wifi easily, remote is user friendly and has hover and click options. Enough ports for everything you'd need, great watch of movies and also high spec on detailed images. Looks great on the wall mount… Read more ·  1

and can choose to have your own pictures shown in standby. Goes into standby if not being used in a good amount of time and seamless in getting it back playing

Surprisingly Good – We’ve had Samsung TV’s for years and thought they were very good, especially for the price. But last TV I thought I’d splurge and bought a Sony, boy was I sorry. Viewing when it was a night time scene was dreadful. Thought I should do the right thing and kept it for 6 years and finally rewarded myself with the LG. What can I say, it’s brilliant!… Read more ·  1

No more squinting to see what’s happening and it’s so thin! I’m still getting used to the fine tuning of the picture but overall, I’m delighted and would whole heartedly recommend it.

There is no magic in that wand, which for me, puts it below its competitors – Unfortunately, LG wouldn't allow this review to be published on their website as it didn't meet their guidelines and they wouldn't say why. "Nice picture and good Apps, but that wand remote is just awful. We bought this 65 inch LG to replace a 65 inch, 3yr old Panasonic as we weren't happy with the poor 'smart' functions/apps of the Panasonic.… Read more

The LG has far superior smart functions/apps and sound, but we can't really see any discernable difference in the picture quality, so unless you have hawk like vision, don't get fooled by all the picture quality marketing guff. To be perfectly honest, our 8yr old 55 inch Samsung that we have in our grandson's room is just as good in picture quality as the LG. Now to the most annoying feature of the LG, the wand remote. Rubbish is the only way to describe it. If you are really good with a Nintendo Wii remote (or Harry Potter) you might like the LG wand...I say might. To use the LG wand, you need a really steady hand, good aim and very dexterous fingers to nail what you can do with a standard multi function remote in a fraction of the time and with far less hassle. With the wand, the quick function options are limited, so you need to navigate through numerous menu's to get to basic information such as, tv guide, program info, picture, sound, inputs, etc. It's a decent TV, but against its competitors, I can't see any discernable difference in the picture or sound, but it is definately let down by that awful remote."

LG OLED C1 TV OVERALL PERFORMANCE IS SATISFACTORY – I purchased the C1 OLED TV a week ago and I given the TV a thumbs up in all components . the panel is brilliantly engineered , the sound is amazing , functionality is perfect and quick responsive TV . The only minor issue is the brightness and colors , the price is right compared to Sony and other OLEDS . Show details ·  1

Be very careful when considering to buy an OLED TV – I bought a LG OLED 65B TV four years ago. I was taken in by glowing reviews of perfect blacks and outstanding pictures. First dissapointment when the "magic" remote control failed just after the warranty expired. Replaced it with a generic model. All good until about six months ago when I noticed a coloured band appeared at the bottom of the… Read more

screen. Did some researching and found the problem was screen burn caused by TV station "banners" at the bottom of the screen. I found that there was an operation to clear "screen noise" in the settings. Tried this over several months and the burn did not decrease - it got worse if anything. The TV has 7500 hours on it which would be considered light usage (about 5 hours per day). Emailed LG on their support page but never got a reply back. On the whole, a dissapointing purchase. To sum up: Pros. Good sound quality, Pairs up with chromcast OK, WiFi works well. Cons: On air channel list is fiddly and slow (my Sansung is faultless), Bluetooth will not work with Macintosh devices, Picture is prone to burn-in (see above).

This OLED TV can turn you on – I've always been Samsung fanboy for many years but spending a monstrous amount of time researching which one to buy was a nightmare. Whilst I wondered through the array of LCD, Quad LCD and OLED TVs at Good Guys, I took my time considering this model was around $7K at the time. Big expenditure, and NO, I am not overcompensating. I NEVER had any… Read more ·  2

trouble using the LG. Its operating system is simple and logical. My brother bought his Sony OLED. He believes Sony is the Rolls Royce of TVs. The operating system on the Sony was difficult to understand, it didn't make sense, and colour on this screen is over-saturated. He practically paid the same money for his TV BUT, it's only a 55" - "snooze". Plus the LG is drop dead sexy as hell. Hook this beast up to LG (Meridian) soundbar and woofer, and you will be transported into the movie, especially now that most of the streaming services offer 4k content. It can even clean it's own screen from being left on too long while paused. I loved this TV OLED 65" so much, I bought another 65" OLED TV. The clarity, crisp picture with a good sound system built-in. So depending on how big your room is, the soundbar could "probably" make it too loud (is there such a thing). LG, I love you. I wish I had the money to buy the wallpaper model.

Top tier TV. Has all the latest new generation features and unrivalled picture quality – -Infinite contrast ratio due to its ability to display perfect black, using self-lit pixels. -Full Dolby vision support for both movies and gaming; a perfect companion for the new Xbox series X and PS5 consoles. -Full 4k and 120hz native picture refresh rate for buttery smooth and ultra responsive gaming delivered from the latest HDMI 2.1… Read more ·  1

standard. -Variable refresh rate and freesync compatible to eliminate judder and screen tearing. -excellent re-designed magic remote and top end build quality.

Conclusion;

One of the best best TV'S money can buy. If you want all the latest new generation features and the very best TV for console gaming, look no further.