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expiredlughnasadh posted Nov 17, 2022 6:01 PM
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In my opinion, unless you are hellbent on needing 4 HDMI 2.1 ports then the B2 offers a tremendous value. HOWEVER, the support process with LG is pretty bad and they make you jump through hoops if you have any issues. I'm literally chatting with an agent because I found my C1 has a dead pixel cluster right at the top center. They asked me to purchase a product off of Amazon in order to fix it, heat it up with a heat gun, push on it really hard, and also referred me to some random Youtuber's page to put a video on and wait an hour.
Contrast that with the Sony A80J I just purchased open box on Monday and it won't turn on. Sony's support process was easy pizi. I would happily deal with Sony over LG any day. Sony is sending me an entirely new TV and switching it out for an A80K which is this year's model. And it also runs on GoogleTV instead of WebOS which I think is far far better and less ugly.
Some of this will be preference, but when you come down to it the B2 looks great. It is not as bright as a C2 or an S95B but it is $300 and $500 (on sale) less expensive respectively.
In my opinion, unless you are hellbent on needing 4 HDMI 2.1 ports then the B2 offers a tremendous value. HOWEVER, the support process with LG is pretty bad and they make you jump through hoops if you have any issues. I'm literally chatting with an agent because I found my C1 has a dead pixel cluster right at the top center. They asked me to purchase a product off of Amazon in order to fix it, heat it up with a heat gun, push on it really hard, and also referred me to some random Youtuber's page to put a video on and wait an hour.
Contrast that with the Sony A80J I just purchased open box on Monday and it won't turn on. Sony's support process was easy pizi. I would happily deal with Sony over LG any day. Sony is sending me an entirely new TV and switching it out for an A80K which is this year's model. And it also runs on GoogleTV instead of WebOS which I think is far far better and less ugly.
Some of this will be preference, but when you come down to it the B2 looks great. It is not as bright as a C2 or an S95B but it is $300 and $500 (on sale) less expensive respectively.
Still undecided between the 77" C2 and 65" A90J. 🫤
I hope I won't have to return it if I find a better deal elsewhere for BF
Still undecided between the 77" C2 and 65" A90J. 🫤
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For me it would come down to the deal and if I can easily exchange if I lost the panel lottery. Costco is as good as it gets for that and you have 90 days to decide so I'd buy from there.
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"Are burn-ins covered under warranty?
Since burn-in occurs due to out of normal viewing conditions, it is not covered under warranty by most manufacturers, or by your Allstate Protection Plan."
https://help.squaretrad
Best Buy warranty does cover burn in.
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