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Navy Exchange has LG C2 65 inch OLED TV on sale for $879.99. No tax and free shipping. Military and Veterans. Thank you for your service.
Navy Exchange has LG C2 65 inch OLED TV on sale for $879.99. No tax and free shipping. Military and Veterans. Thank you for your service.
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Navy Exchange has LG C2 65 inch OLED TV on sale for $879.99. No tax and free shipping. Military and Veterans. Thank you for your service.
Navy Exchange has LG C2 65 inch OLED TV on sale for $879.99. No tax and free shipping. Military and Veterans. Thank you for your service.
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Tempted in the 65", I don't think I've ever seen it near that price
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Up to 120hz gaming with PS5 and Xbox Series X, 4 HDMI 2.1 ports, a game optimizer mode with an input lag prevention (aka boost mode), VRR with G-Sync (which smooths gameplay and eliminates most/all screen choppiness on games that have a variable frame rate. It also shows you the frame rate you're getting if you open the gaming menu while on the game mode, which I like.
It gets nice and bright as long as you're playing HDR games. The SDR (standard dynamic range aka non-HDR) gaming mode is dim, so you'll probably want to leave the HDR Always On option turned on on a PS5 or Xbox, for games that don't support HDR, even though it does technically wash out the color a little. On other TVs, I don't believe you should use the HDR always on option, but this one is very dim on the game mode without it. This TV has such great color though, that unless you're switching back and forth to look at the difference, it shouldn't bother you. You can also just lower the in-game brightness a little with that setting on, to counter the extra brightness that fake HDR creates, and that tends to work well.
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