BuyDig has select LGEvo G2HDR 4K Smart OLED TV (2022) + 4-Year Damage/Burn-In Protection Warranty + Visa Gift Card (amount varies by model) on sale listed below. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Deal Editor iconian for sharing this deal.
Note: Visa Gift Card(s) + Extended Warranty will be automatically added to your cart when you add TV; Warranty starts 30 Days after purchase. More info on the warranty here. Visa Gift Card(s) will take 2-6 weeks to be delivered.
About this Offer: While this sale prices match other retailers, the Bonus Gift Card and 4-Year Damage Warranty makes this a stand out deal.
About this product:
Rtings gives the LG C2 OLED TVs an excellent 9 out of 10 rating for Mixed Usage: Click here for their In-Depth review.
Warranty: In addition to the 4-Year Damage Warranty, 1-Year Panel, Parts, and Labor Warranty Included plus 5-Year Limited Panel Warranty is also included.
OLED Evo Gallery Edition
Gallery Design
a9 Gen 5 AI Processor 4K
Home Cinema
Gaming
Product SKU:
buydig_LGOLED83G2PUA
55:
100 W
65:
213 kWh/y
77:
295 kWh/y
83:
340 kWh/y
additional_warranty_information:
1 Year - Parts and Labour 5 Year - Panel Replacement (Parts Only)
annual_power_consumption_97:
TBD
aspect_ratio:
16:9
bluetooth:
Yes
brand_name:
LG
depth:
1.1"
depth_with_stand:
12.64"
digital_audio_output:
Yes
digital_tuner:
DVB-T2
electronic_program_guide:
Yes
energy_consumption_per_year:
663 kWh
enhanced_refresh_rate:
120 Hz
ethernet:
Yes
ethernet_technology:
Ethernet
features:
Multi-view
hdmi:
Yes
height:
41.4"
height_with_stand:
43.90"
interactive_features:
Voice Control
internet_access:
Yes
limited_warranty:
1 Year
manufacturer:
LG Electronics
manufacturer_part_number:
OLED83G2PUA
manufacturer_website_address:
http://www.lg.com/us
maximum_resolution:
3840 x 2160
media_player:
Yes
model_year:
2022
network_rj-45:
Yes
number_of_hdmi_ports:
4
number_of_usb_ports:
3
operating_system:
WebOS 22
package_contents:
G2 83 inch OLED evo TV Gallery Edition with Self Lit OLED Pixels Slim Wall Bracket
pc_streaming:
Yes
product_line:
evo
product_model:
OLED83G2PSA
product_name:
G2 83 inch OLED evo TV Gallery Edition with Self Lit OLED Pixels
product_series:
G2
product_type:
Smart OLED TV
response_time:
1 ms
rms_output_power:
60 W
scan_format:
2160p
screen_size_class:
83"
service_type:
Freeview +
sound_system:
Dolby Digital
speakers:
Yes
standby_power_consumption:
0.4W
streaming_service:
Kayo
typical_power_consumption_97:
TBD
usb:
Yes
vesa_mount_standard:
300 x 300
video_signal_standard:
4K UHDTV
viewable_screen_size:
83"
virtual_assistant_supported:
Apple HomeKit
weight_approximate:
90.17 lb
weight_with_stand_approximate:
104.72 lb
width:
72.7"
width_with_stand:
72.72"
wireless_lan:
Yes
wireless_lan_standard:
IEEE 802.11ac
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BuyDig has select LGEvo G2HDR 4K Smart OLED TV (2022) + 4-Year Damage/Burn-In Protection Warranty + Visa Gift Card (amount varies by model) on sale listed below. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Deal Editor iconian for sharing this deal.
Note: Visa Gift Card(s) + Extended Warranty will be automatically added to your cart when you add TV; Warranty starts 30 Days after purchase. More info on the warranty here. Visa Gift Card(s) will take 2-6 weeks to be delivered.
About this Offer: While this sale prices match other retailers, the Bonus Gift Card and 4-Year Damage Warranty makes this a stand out deal.
About this product:
Rtings gives the LG C2 OLED TVs an excellent 9 out of 10 rating for Mixed Usage: Click here for their In-Depth review.
Warranty: In addition to the 4-Year Damage Warranty, 1-Year Panel, Parts, and Labor Warranty Included plus 5-Year Limited Panel Warranty is also included.
Decent deal, but always consider with LG OLEDs whether you need the best available model. Improvements tend to be pretty incremental, and prices are always much lower for the previous year's models. Also consider that the C panels are only slightly worse than the G ones, especially if you're not wall-mounting and don't benefit from the gallery design.
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.
Not new advice, but wait until after the Super Bowl into mid-March right before the new models drop for the best price. The OLEDs are great TV's by the way - I bought my 77" C8 in March 2019 from BuyDig and everything went smoothly.
lmao youve been asleep this year or something?
prices on THIS YEAR'S models are plummeting like no other year. there will be price increases and shortages for years after this thanks to inflation.
I just got an open box 77 g1 for 1700 from best buy (no remote or the proprietary mount). The fact the panel has 5 year protection is a big sell for the g series
What car did you use to bring it home? I have a lexus rx 350 suv and was trying to figure out if the 77 g1 will fit in my car
I missed out on getting the 77G1. Now, I'm gonna need to wait for effective price of $2600 or less for the 77G2. I'm optimistic that it will happen quicker this cycle than the last
Can anyone with a G2 comment on the build quality? I just bought a 77 C2 several weeks back and ended up returning it today due to a quite noticeable curve in the panel. Likely due to the razer thin design (minus the processor) and large size, maybe they all do that to some extent? It was just too noticeable for me. The G2 however looks like it's thicker at 1" but even throughout so no bulky processor.
I was considering this tv , but had an optometrist appointment. Guess what, I needed glasses and not a new tv. 4 year old Sony Oled now looks like new. Apparently HDR is working too 😂
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Can anyone with a G2 comment on the build quality? I just bought a 77 C2 several weeks back and ended up returning it today due to a quite noticeable curve in the panel. Likely due to the razer thin design (minus the processor) and large size, maybe they all do that to some extent? It was just too noticeable for me. The G2 however looks like it's thicker at 1" but even throughout so no bulky processor.
Pretty good. It is a solid frame and at the same time very light. I have it mounted on the wall. Weight is about the same as my CX, but the weight distribution is much better.
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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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prices on THIS YEAR'S models are plummeting like no other year. there will be price increases and shortages for years after this thanks to inflation.
prices on THIS YEAR'S models are plummeting like no other year. there will be price increases and shortages for years after this thanks to inflation.
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