⭐ LG C2 OLED Evo TV Review - Is this the best OLED package of 2022? 

Bought 7 weeks ago. LG C2 65inch OLED in early Jan 2023. Best tv ever. Perfect for movies & high quality tv series. I come from a television production background so I was looking for perfect reproduction of what the creatives intended and LG C2 does this!!! Works well in a moderately bright room. Coupled with a good surround sound system (5.1 AV receiver) and you don’t get a better experience. I couldn’t be happier.

The all rounder TV gets a uplift this year it look elegant wow excellent review

Very informative review, thanks. 😎🧡

Excellent ... by end of this year the C2 will most probably be the OLED tv sold most (again) ... hence the most important model. I am looking forward to your full review :-)

good video what tv do you recommend more for video games?...which is better in contrast, color, brightness and image quality, the lg oled c2 or samsung s95b qd oled??...

Got this tv last week love it

I've been reading about best t.v.s for gaming and almost always this t.v. is #1. So I said screw it. Getting a 77" next month. Can't wait. Thanks for the review.

Love this tv

Top surreal tv the quality of imagine, waiting to arrive in Brazil 👍

Hello, for oled care settings what you suggest ?? Screen shift off and logo brightness off is true it make most accurate picture or better leave set like default ??

What anti-glare coating is used by LG C2 83', glossy or semi-glossy?

Will this work bright in a fairly bright room

what minimum size should be a tv unit/stand for this tv?

Is the LG CS6LA the same LG C2 Evo, just named different for regions? For ie, in South Africa, only the 48C2 evo avail, no 55 65 etc. However there is a LG CS6LA for 55 and 65 which seems to have same specs?

Got mine

I just got the C2 65" I have a question: Is it normal for the TV to tilt backward when mounted on the stand? It is quite noticeable.. I'm pretty sure I assembled it correctly.

What about UI speed? What about forced ads?

is 550 $ for a brand new jvc dla x-35 a good price?

With these newer generation RGBW Oled panels, is color better preserved at higher luminance levels (less reliance in the white sub pixel)? Also worth upgrading from an LG C8 purely for image quality?

Has anyone experienced a cracking/snapping sound that happens about 10 mins into the tv being turn on? Had my c2 for 2 years and this problem has just started.

WHICH HDMI PORT DO YOU PLUG YOUR AVR ARC IN ? NO LABLED ARC'S ON LG C3.

Given the 65 inch C1 can be got for £1k less than the C2 at the moment. Is it really worth that much extra? I didn't think so, so I bought a C1

Taking mine back sound vibration on back panel even at mid volume

Can’t decide between the 65 c2 or the 55 a90j Sony for hdr movies mostly

Seems like the lower the C number; the better the deal.... I got in after the c1 was sold out. The C2 was sold out in my state. Managed to hunt one down ... 1,600 bucks, 400 more than the C1, 400 less than the C3. I have the C2 running thru a Marantz 1509, with lower end Polk 5.1 speakers. Probably wouldn't score too high in the lab... But, in real life, in my dark man cave; for my needs, this is the sweet spot! The C2 is a steal ... if you can still get it.

I’m just going to stick my head in the sand and enjoy my C1.

Excellent review as always but the thing I dont care for is build quality and the stand. Not to mention I noticed that the C2 seems thicker around the outside of the screen unlike the C1. But other then that the C2 is yet another great OLED by LG.

I don't game...love movies and sport! What would be the best TV for me?

what is the current reference TV?

Thanks ; as excellent as it is I see no reason to buy it instead of s95b , do you see a reason ?

Can't wait to get this C2 later this yr. It's really good for everything and cheaper then the rest. The best all around OLED

Honestly stuck between the Sony a80k 65” and the C2 65” 😅 Can’t decide!

is this tv have 10 bit colour panel

Yes or no to have it for £1850 from LG? Il just put it under my house contents insurance as LG warranty is only 1 yeae

Hey guys wonder if someone can help I have somy 65 A8H, already broken in past 200 hours. Decently bright in HDR/DV . looking at a 77 c2. Is it that much better of a tv. I know motion and brightness would make a difference for sure

Is there an Evo and a none Evo model?

Thanks for such a great review!! I don't get why your review on the G2 found it to peak at 911 nits whilst the C2 only delivers 743 nits -shouldn't the panel be the same?

because it's still a bit more expensive then regular OLED. C2 55inch is $400 cheaper and will be even cheaper by the end of the yr

This may well be my next TV. Does anyone know what is the name of the track played at the end of this video?

C2 vs sony a80k, what is better? The a80k is evo panel too?

The LG Oled G29LA Evo is the best tv 2022

Magic remote is miles better (functionally and design wise) than those fancy minimalist remotes with 4 buttons and a direction keypad, which are also plastic BTW and almost unusable with a smart OS...

🤙🏼🤙🏼

WRGB OLED on the C2 cannot produce the same colour volume as the QD-OLED. Physically impossible

I was considering getting this tv in a 77 inch or the Sony A80K 77 inch, I get close to $1000 off at my job for both. Being that im a huge gamer I’m leaning for towards the C2 because of its gaming features

My choices still goes to LG. There the only one that support full hdmi 2.1 support. And nowadays you just need that

Can't wait to get the QD Oled from Sony when the price drops. I currently have the C1 and it's a fantastic TV but I hate tweaking the settings. Sony is better out the box

Nah C1 is the best package.

Samsungs QD-S95B must be better than the C2 I guess

Look how they massacred that awesome pedestal stand of the C1 with this generic samsung-like stand 😖

G2 is much better. C2 is more like midend. If you want cheaper, get a C1 or G1 intead of the C2 because it's not really better than those, G2 is the absolute best LG can do with WOLED so far.

I think that the C1 has better picture quality ,e.g., contrast, depth, gradation, and 4K image quality/processing. The things that matter to me are better on the C1, but the C2 does have better color volume over all else. It's a better value for the money, and I prefer the heavier, sturdy build quality of the C1 as well. All this BS hype circulating around the Ai Gen-5 processor and WBE "Evo" EX panel this year was not a thing last year, and it makes sense in multiple ways (not in good ways). From what I can tell right now, unless you like to throw around money, you should get a C1 or have one already. Don't go buying a new TV every year for the sake of your "other room." As far as I can tell, LG needs help with the C2, and why not give them that extra boost when they're in need. The C1 is cheaper and selling like hotcakes at the moment -- this is good for LG. The only reviews for the C2 and G2 on Google are fake, and the sales seem to be struggling significantly compared to last year, C1 getting in the way or not. Anyway, colors on the C1 appear more natural and realistic, and this can barely be fixed when discussing color on the C2. Any black crush or gamma issues on the C1 can be fixed, but some details are obviously conveniently missed for the sake of semantics. The ABL is less noticeable on the C1, but it can come down to opinion ... . The C1, in my opinion, has better motion interpolation (on or off), i.e., less artifacts, but they're similar enough -- stutter is essentially the same. You may get an overall 5-7 percent boost in brightness, but the 20% claim is reinforced marketing -- it's mostly through dynamic tone-mapping. Even then, there is no 20% boost. The DTM option is far more aggressive this year, but I suppose that you can say that this is a win for the C2. The upscaling is a little bit better for SD content on the C2, but HD content and above looks nigh-on identical when it comes to upscaling alone. I can go into the reasons why I believe this, but I have tested the televisions in person. I have also read plenty of reviews (some being dishonest in various ways) and seen numerous side-by-sides, too. I suppose that it could be marketing ... or it could be personal preference/graph readings of certain metrics, e.g., shadow detail, gamma, and APL. To me, I have an opinion, and I also look at how the television appears as a whole. These metrics mean little if I can make the television look good, and oftentimes, these metrics do little to make the television actually look better, etcetera. Regardless, it is just an opinion; however, it's not like I am likely to change anyone else's stern opinion either. Even then, the C1 looks better to me and does certain thinks better (BFI included); this has been my conclusion from the last couple of months. Certain things must be considered, but I understand that reviewers can miss things or not find them a big deal. (There's no need to stick your head in the sand.) The televisions are essentially the same, other than what I have mentioned here. And no, this is not justifying anything! This review will not change it, but all the power to you, I suppose. I can go on, but who cares what I think. Try to enjoy your television without allowing someone -- them or you -- to make you think that it's not good enough, intentional or not. If someone wants to disagree or finds this "opinion" blasphemous, then have fun, but it will not accomplish anything. It's a reviewers job to be honest (to some degree) and sell products; some cannot. Anyway, have a good day, and please enjoy your TVs. Don't fall for LG's marketing ploys, and keep yourself steady. New things are around the corner; they are not always better.

C2 is not good imo. Previous models are better.

Finally they cancelled that horrible pedestal

lg or Sony mmmm

At this point its like why bother when you got the Samsung oled

It ain't an Evo panel...

LG is falling behind QD-OLED. ABL, less colour over 600 Nits HDR brightness and a low BT 2020 is not state of the art.