Price on 77" LG OLED77A1PUA A1 Series 4K Smart OLED TV is the lowest we've seen, $98 lower than a Popular deal from December 2021.
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Rtings gives the LG A1 OLED series a score of 8.5 for Mixed Usage and 9.3 for Movies:
"The LG A1 OLED is an excellent TV for pretty much any usage. Deep, inky blacks make it an outstanding choice for watching movies in the dark. The low input lag and nearly instantaneous response times help deliver an amazing experience playing games in SDR or HDR. It's also great for watching sports or TV shows thanks to the wide viewing angles and superb reflection handling, but it can't get very bright, so it's not ideal for a bright environment."
Rtings gives the LG C1 OLED series a score of 8.8 for Mixed Usage and 9.3 for Movies:
"The LG C1 OLED is an amazing all-around TV. It has stunning picture quality thanks to its near-infinite contrast ratio, which is great for watching movies or gaming in the dark. The near-instantaneous response time makes motion look exceptionally clear in fast-moving games and sports, and its low input lag is great for gaming or use as a PC monitor. While it doesn't get very bright for HDR, its high contrast helps it deliver an impressive HDR experience."
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Price on 77" LG OLED77A1PUA A1 Series 4K Smart OLED TV is the lowest we've seen, $98 lower than a Popular deal from December 2021.
About this product:
Rtings gives the LG A1 OLED series a score of 8.5 for Mixed Usage and 9.3 for Movies:
"The LG A1 OLED is an excellent TV for pretty much any usage. Deep, inky blacks make it an outstanding choice for watching movies in the dark. The low input lag and nearly instantaneous response times help deliver an amazing experience playing games in SDR or HDR. It's also great for watching sports or TV shows thanks to the wide viewing angles and superb reflection handling, but it can't get very bright, so it's not ideal for a bright environment."
Rtings gives the LG C1 OLED series a score of 8.8 for Mixed Usage and 9.3 for Movies:
"The LG C1 OLED is an amazing all-around TV. It has stunning picture quality thanks to its near-infinite contrast ratio, which is great for watching movies or gaming in the dark. The near-instantaneous response time makes motion look exceptionally clear in fast-moving games and sports, and its low input lag is great for gaming or use as a PC monitor. While it doesn't get very bright for HDR, its high contrast helps it deliver an impressive HDR experience."
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60hz vs 120 hz panel. HDMI 2.0 and HDMI 2.1. The A1 only has three HDMI inputs. If you don't care about gaming features and you only watch TV shows and movies, go with the A1.
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60hz vs 120 hz panel. HDMI 2.0 and HDMI 2.1. The A1 only has three HDMI inputs. If you don't care about gaming features and you only watch TV shows and movies, go with the A1.
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Exactly my point it's only 6 inches …
Main reason is scale. 4 years ago the 77" fabrication facilities were limited and the prices for them were what you see for the 83" today. Prices were expected to fall as the fabrication capacity improved. That's what we are seeing now.
And if TCL is successful with their new OLED technology that would break the LG manufacturing monopoly and prices would likely fall even further.
77" for $2k is a crazy good deal today. But who know in five more years…
I'm curious about these call-in deals. Why do companies do these? What's the benefit to having people call-in vs having them order online? Is it because they get more of your info when you call in?
Anyway, not crapping on the deal. Just wondering what the angle is on call-in deals.
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I'm curious about these call-in deals. Why do companies do these? What's the benefit to having people call-in vs having them order online? Is it because they get more of your info when you call in?
Anyway, not crapping on the deal. Just wondering what the angle is on call-in deals.
Probably not allowed to advertise or sell at that price online due to their agreements with the manufacturer.
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And if TCL is successful with their new OLED technology that would break the LG manufacturing monopoly and prices would likely fall even further.
77" for $2k is a crazy good deal today. But who know in five more years…
Anyway, not crapping on the deal. Just wondering what the angle is on call-in deals.
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Anyway, not crapping on the deal. Just wondering what the angle is on call-in deals.
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