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Product Name: | LG OLED83G2PUA 83 Inch HDR 4K Smart OLED TV (2022) |
Product Description: | OLED Evo Gallery Edition Gallery Design a9 Gen 5 AI Processor 4K Home Cinema Gaming |
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A few weeks ago I got a C1 from last year, 65" for $1450 at Cleveland Plasma (total, zero shipping/tax) -- not quite their standard price, but to get the sale they beat the current Amazon deal even with their 10% back. C2 or even G2 are only better in minor ways. Paying $1800 or so for the C2, or this $1950 for the G2 doesn't really make sense for my needs. If I wanted those badly enough I'd just wait a year and save $300-400.
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A few weeks ago I got a C1 from last year, 65" for $1450 at Cleveland Plasma (total, zero shipping/tax) -- not quite their standard price, but to get the sale they beat the current Amazon deal even with their 10% back. C2 or even G2 are only better in minor ways. Paying $1800 or so for the C2, or this $1950 for the G2 doesn't really make sense for my needs. If I wanted those badly enough I'd just wait a year and save $300-400.
The c1/c2 model warranty is YMMV if they take a swap. I thinks it's better to compare C1 to C2 and G1 to G2 instead of any C to any G. The price difference for me is the panel warranty. But I could be mistaken,
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A few weeks ago I got a C1 from last year, 65" for $1450 at Cleveland Plasma (total, zero shipping/tax) -- not quite their standard price, but to get the sale they beat the current Amazon deal even with their 10% back. C2 or even G2 are only better in minor ways. Paying $1800 or so for the C2, or this $1950 for the G2 doesn't really make sense for my needs. If I wanted those badly enough I'd just wait a year and save $300-400.
G model has heatsink to improve brightness performance and longevity from my understanding. Plus the upgraded 5 year coverage from LG instead of 1 year manufacturer warrenty.
The c1/c2 model warranty is YMMV if they take a swap. I thinks it's better to compare C1 to C2 and G1 to G2 instead of any C to any G. The price difference for me is the panel warranty. But I could be mistaken,
You could argue at the low rate of failure, that it's a fairly expensive insurance policy, but of course you get other benefits like slightly increased brightness and such. I can see why that would be worth the increased cost.