No, she is best out of the tree that I tried but not quite as good as my old TV colors were perfect for whatever I watched. LG is very good with sports but some of the ones side tape not quite as good as my old TV.
OLED monitors can be around $1,700 for a 32" and this 48" is way less than that! And it's also much brighter than the monitors, better HDR and you can of course use it as a TV as well. I have a 32" ASUS QD-OLED monitor as well but this is much brighter and the blacks are much better as well.
The down side is the text quality. If you're sitting within 3' of this TV, the text looks quite bad - that's the biggest difference between TVs and monitors. QD-OLED monitors are crisper than WOLED panels anyway but at this size, the DPI isn't great. I never thought a 4K TV would have too low resolution, but it does. I have another large monitor I use for text - if you only use this one, you will not want to use it for productivity/browsing, etc. Maybe the 42" would be slightly better but the text won't be any better.
It works but they really need to do something with the sub-pixel arrangement for text clarity! Also, the WEB OS that LG uses on this TV is very poor. Worst I've ever used on any TV - it is just super, super sluggish. It often takes more than 10 seconds to load the advanced settings menu. When you first get the TV, you need to change settings constantly to get the right config so it's super frustrating.
Other than that, the picture is good - it is bright enough and HDR looks great.
(This review was collected as part of a promotion.) Have an older Nano Dot LG TV and this is a huge step up. Super impressed with the image quality and features.
(This review was collected as part of a promotion.) We purchased this TV within the last few weeks and are VERY pleased with the colour and crispness of the picture. It fits in perfectly in our room. It looks like it was made for its position in our room.
Versatile and well priced TV - Highly recommend!!!
on September 13, 2025
Posted by: Aperture85
from Prince Rupert British Columbia
Gender:Male
Verified Purchase:Yes
I Picked a 48" C5 as a replacement for my living room TV, I have it plugged in to a CPU via HDMI as well. I am pleasantly surprised at how rich the colours are and how well the TV handles a room with quite a bit of ambient sunlight. The onboard speakers are very good for stock sound as well, with a very resonant base all things considered. It's utility as a second monitor for my PC is fantastic; with superb framerates and flawless display - it's literally the first TV I can see myself using competitively with fps games. I found the remote to work very well with the TV,Having a clean and simple layout of buttons with very fine wand function as well. LG makes operation of the menus etc. very streamlined with this unit and the AI features make accessibility to the features of this TV a definite selling point.
I am very pleased with this purchase and would recommend it to anyone looking for quality and performance right out of the box without fuss (and at a great price point at that!!).