A handy discount on a big OLED.

Deals on LG OLED TVs are like buses - you wait weeks for one, and then three come along at once. This latest one is for the bigger 77-inch variant which works out to £1649 from Amazon after a clever double discount with £200 off and a £500 LG cashback promo. There's a 2 year warranty available and free fitting, too.

There isn't too much in the way of wholesale changes with the mid-range C5 model over its predecessor. You get a new processor inside, which allows for stronger 4K upscaling, plus webOS 25 that provides small quality of life changes, such as the ability to hide pre-installed apps and added support for 1440p/120Hz gaming. This panel also gets slightly brighter than the older model, too, for an even more vivid experience. The design is virtually the same in its entirety as the previous C4 with this new model.

It retains the same full 4K/144Hz support that we saw introduced with the C4 with its four included HDMI 2.1 ports, as well as full Nvidia G-Sync certification alongside AMD FreeSync in terms of variable refresh rate support to prevent screen tearing and juddering. The four HDMI 2.1 ports also have ALLM support for the most responsive gaming experience possible, continuing LG's prevalance in our ranking of the best gaming TVs out there.

Underneath the small improvements and optimisations that this C5 series has brought, it is worth still remembering that this is an LG OLED, meaning you're getting the deep, inky blacks we've come to expect, as well as virtually infinite contrast and supremely accurate colours that make viewing everything from games to movies an absolute joy. Strong HDR support is retained with HDR10, HLG and Dolby Vision, although there's still no HDR10+. As a model that's 55 inches or bigger, you also benefit from the Evo panel that isn't found on the smaller variants, too, for higher peak brightness and even more overall punch.

If you've been after LG's latest 77-inch C5 OLED TV at a hefty discount, this £700 double discount from Amazon is well worth a look.