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LG 77" Class 4K OLED UHD TV - OLED77C3 - $3299
$3,299
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Target seems to have the 77" LG C3 OLED TV for $200 cheaper than anywhere else. When you add in 5% off you can get it for under $3,150. Lowest price I've seen so far
https://www.target.com/p/lg-77-34...A-88752578
https://www.target.com/p/lg-77-34...A-88752578
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Target seems to have the 77" LG C3 OLED TV for $200 cheaper than anywhere else. When you add in 5% off you can get it for under $3,150. Lowest price I've seen so far
https://www.target.com/p/lg-77-34...A-88752578
https://www.target.com/p/lg-77-34...A-88752578
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There is a definite improvement in brightness with C3 > C2.
Else, other parts of the picture is nearly identical.
But is it worth $1K more? Not really.
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There is a definite improvement in brightness with C3 > C2.
Else, other parts of the picture is nearly identical.
But is it worth $1K more? Not really.
C2 HDR around 700-780 Nits, C3 750-800
Nits. Minimal difference if any and without a meter you'd never know.
Save your money and buy the C2 or G2 which is around 900-1000 Nits.
C2 HDR around 700-780 Nits, C3 750-800
Nits. Minimal difference if any and without a meter you'd never know.
Save your money and buy the C2 or G2 which is around 900-1000 Nits.
MLA boost white sub pixel , so it's extremely bright. Problem is colors are still low , especially compared to QD-Oled.
Personally G3 is waste of money, save and get a G2, spend more and get a Samsung, or go Sony with A95K or their new tv released later this year A95L (very expensive)
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There is a definite improvement in brightness with C3 > C2.
Else, other parts of the picture is nearly identical.
But is it worth $1K more? Not really.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=my1lyUE
QD-OLEDs in both Samsung and Sony sets appear to be fundamentally worse than LGs tech regarding image retention.- in particular static white content seems much more likely to cause permenant burn in on QD-OLED vs LGs WOLED.
Further- they found Sony models (regardless of which OLED tech they use) have far worse image retention than LGs models. They originally though when comparing same-same for panel tech it's due to Sony running refresh cycles far less often because LG software runs cycles when you shut off the TV, while Sony won't do it unless it's off for 4 straight hours...so they manually reversed their schedules and found... the LG STILL had less image retention than the Sony...
tl;dr-- LG has been in this long enough burn in isn't really a concern anymore for their sets.
Sony and Samsung are trying hard to bring it back as one.
That is true.. Best Buy TVs ( electronics in general ) are set up and mostly maintained ( display models ) by said company reps, per agreement. That's all I can say
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=my1lyUE
QD-OLEDs in both Samsung and Sony sets appear to be fundamentally worse than LGs tech regarding image retention.- in particular static white content seems much more likely to cause permenant burn in on QD-OLED vs LGs WOLED.
Further- they found Sony models (regardless of which OLED tech they use) have far worse image retention than LGs models. They originally though when comparing same-same for panel tech it's due to Sony running refresh cycles far less often because LG software runs cycles when you shut off the TV, while Sony won't do it unless it's off for 4 straight hours...so they manually reversed their schedules and found... the LG STILL had less image retention than the Sony...
tl;dr-- LG has been in this long enough burn in isn't really a concern anymore for their sets.
Sony and Samsung are trying hard to bring it back as one.
I concur 100%, but I've given up trying to get folks to see it.. So, I just don't bother replying to the ' QD-OLEDs are superior ' posts, especially when it comes to Samsung ( ugh )
Link, if anyone is interested : https://www.nfm.com/berkshire/
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