Update: This popular deal is still available.
Walmart has
65" LG OLED65G3PUA G3 4K Smart OLED Evo TV (2023 Model) on sale for
$1848.99 when you clip the 'save an extra $448' coupon on the product page.
Shipping is free.
Walmart has
77" LG OLED77G3PUA G3 4K Smart OLED Evo TV (2023 Model) on sale for
$2848.99 when you clip the 'save an extra $648' coupon on the product page.
Shipping is free.
Walmart has
55" LG OLED55G3PUA G3 4K Smart OLED Evo TV (2023 Model) on sale for
$1498.99 when you clip the 'save an extra $298' coupon on the product page.
Shipping is free.
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iconian for sharing this deal.
Specs:
- Resolution: 3840 x 2160
- Refresh Rate: 120Hz Native
- α9 AI Processor Gen6
- Dolby Vision / HDR10 / HLG
- G-Sync Compatible, FreeSync
- Smart Platform: webOS 23
- VESA Mount Compatibility: 300mm x 200mm
- Ports:
- 4x HDMI 2.1
- 1x Ethernet Port
- 3x USB-A 2.0
- 1x RS-232
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In terms of the mount, it isn't that bad if you do some planning. If you want it to be fully flush against the wall you will need an inset box for the power receptacle (I also stuck my Apple TV in there). You also will need to recognize that unlike most TV mounts, this one doesn't have any real room for adjustment side to side. The spacing of your joists will dictate where the TV can be centered unless you tear out the sheetrock and install blocking between the studs. I did it myself in about 3 hours including install of a 14"x14" inset wall box.
I will also add that I own a 77' LG C1, and this TV is phenomenal. Stunning picture. It replaced a 65" Samsung QN90A, and there is no comparison. It's a tremendous improvement.
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currently my primary is a 55, thinking of whether to go from 65 to 77.
currently my primary is a 55, thinking of whether to go from 65 to 77.
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In terms of the mount, it isn't that bad if you do some planning. If you want it to be fully flush against the wall you will need an inset box for the power receptacle (I also stuck my Apple TV in there). You also will need to recognize that unlike most TV mounts, this one doesn't have any real room for adjustment side to side. The spacing of your joists will dictate where the TV can be centered unless you tear out the sheetrock and install blocking between the studs. I did it myself in about 3 hours including install of a 14"x14" inset wall box.
I will also add that I own a 77' LG C1, and this TV is phenomenal. Stunning picture. It replaced a 65" Samsung QN90A, and there is no comparison. It's a tremendous improvement.
In terms of the mount, it isn't that bad if you do some planning. If you want it to be fully flush against the wall you will need an inset box for the power receptacle (I also stuck my Apple TV in there). You also will need to recognize that unlike most TV mounts, this one doesn't have any real room for adjustment side to side. The spacing of your joists will dictate where the TV can be centered unless you tear out the sheetrock and install blocking between the studs. I did it myself in about 3 hours including install of a 14"x14" inset wall box.
I will also add that I own a 77' LG C1, and this TV is phenomenal. Stunning picture. It replaced a 65" Samsung QN90A, and there is no comparison. It's a tremendous improvement.
That is the only thing that is keeping me from getting a G series for that room.
EDIT: I have a 83" C1 right now and have had a 77" C7 earlier. Is the upgrade to a G3 noticeable in a dark room (for watching UHD bluray movies) ?
That is the only thing that is keeping me from getting a G series for that room.
EDIT: I have a 83" C1 right now and have had a 77" C7 earlier. Is the upgrade to a G3 noticeable in a dark room (for watching UHD bluray movies) ?
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