BuyDig has 83" LG OLED83C3PUA C3 OLED evo 4K Smart TV (2023 Model) on sale for $3399 using promo code SHARK (price shown at checkout). Shipping is free.
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BuyDig has 83" LG OLED83C3PUA C3 OLED evo 4K Smart TV (2023 Model) on sale for $3399 using promo code SHARK (price shown at checkout). Shipping is free.
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Model: Lg 4k Uhd Oled Evo Smart Tv With Ultra Slim Design Dolby Vision A9 Intelligent Processor 2023
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Mini led vs oled, worse up scaling, inability to produce accurate colors, vs tried and true series with a non buggy os and much greater user reported reliability. It's a lot more of a panel lottery with Hisense, and the quirks you have to live with for some aren't going to make it worth it. In a few more years maybe.
It's a good budget tv the Hisense, don't get me wrong, but even rtings puts it in the "mid range", this is the "high range"
Well, in my opinion, to pay $900 for only 6 inches more for the same brand is overpriced
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Those 6 inches equates to 400 square inches more of screen size.
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True. However, $900 is way too much to pay ... in my opinion
it's due to economies of scale. how big lcd panel start up, how efficiently they can be cut from 1 panel, then the rest.. and worst, shipping, for that size increase, u could be looking at extra $100 in shipping, for example...
The 77 G3 with MLA seems to be preferred by many (I haven't done a side-by-side though), saves a couple hundred bucks too. As long as you don't really need the size for your distance to the TV.
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Hisense 100" is on par with C3 and costs $3000 wake up people and go to rtings.com to see yourself
Yeah.. no.
Mini led vs oled, worse up scaling, inability to produce accurate colors, vs tried and true series with a non buggy os and much greater user reported reliability. It's a lot more of a panel lottery with Hisense, and the quirks you have to live with for some aren't going to make it worth it. In a few more years maybe.
It's a good budget tv the Hisense, don't get me wrong, but even rtings puts it in the "mid range", this is the "high range"
Those 6 inches equates to 400 square inches more of screen size.
There are certain features and options that are electronics' companies moneymakers.
eg.... When a 55" TV was the standard big TV. The jump to 65" for the same model would be $1K.
Same deal when the 65" became standard and the upgrade would be to 75"
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Mini led vs oled, worse up scaling, inability to produce accurate colors, vs tried and true series with a non buggy os and much greater user reported reliability. It's a lot more of a panel lottery with Hisense, and the quirks you have to live with for some aren't going to make it worth it. In a few more years maybe.
It's a good budget tv the Hisense, don't get me wrong, but even rtings puts it in the "mid range", this is the "high range"
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we saw same issue 4-5 years ago between 65 and 77
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Mini led vs oled, worse up scaling, inability to produce accurate colors, vs tried and true series with a non buggy os and much greater user reported reliability. It's a lot more of a panel lottery with Hisense, and the quirks you have to live with for some aren't going to make it worth it. In a few more years maybe.
It's a good budget tv the Hisense, don't get me wrong, but even rtings puts it in the "mid range", this is the "high range"
eg.... When a 55" TV was the standard big TV. The jump to 65" for the same model would be $1K.
Same deal when the 65" became standard and the upgrade would be to 75"
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