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Model: LG C3 Series 77-Inch Class OLED evo Smart TV OLED77C3PUA, 2023 - AI-Powered 4K, Alexa Built-in
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Fantastic price and TV. Rated extremely high on rtings.
I have this model and paid $300 more. Even HDMI CEC has been working flawlessly with my Onkyo receiver and Apple TV. I just use the Apple remote for everything.
Unlike some other big name brands, LG supports Dolby Vision which is superior to HDR10 and far more supported than HDR10+ across the industry.
If I had to list negatives it would be the built-in datamining that sends info about everything you watch back to LG. I don't think there's a TV brand left that doesn't do this unfortunately. I forget LG's name for it, but I obviously disabled it (good that it's possible to disable in the software, unlike some budget brands!). Since I use the ATV exclusively, I disable wifi on the TV entirely to completely solve the privacy invasion issue.
LG's WebOS is really great and so is the "Magic Remote" that gives you a motion-controlled pointer on the TV. Definitely recommend!
Fantastic price and TV. Rated extremely high on rtings.
I have this model and paid $300 more. Even HDMI CEC has been working flawlessly with my Onkyo receiver and Apple TV. I just use the Apple remote for everything.
[Edited as LG doesn't support HDR10+]
Unlike some other big name brands, LG supports Dolby Vision which is superior to HDR10 and far more supported than HDR10+ across the industry.
If I had to list negatives it would be the built-in datamining that sends info about everything you watch back to LG. I don't think there's a TV brand left that doesn't do this unfortunately. I forget LG's name for it, but I obviously disabled it (good that it's possible to disable in the software, unlike some budget brands!). Since I use the ATV exclusively, I disable wifi on the TV entirely to completely solve the privacy invasion issue.
LG's WebOS is really great and so is the "Magic Remote" that gives you a motion-controlled pointer on the TV. Definitely recommend!
Last edited by ssspinball February 19, 2024 at 06:41 AM.
I love my C1. Any reason other than brightness to upgrade? I don't really have any issues with not being bright enough, so if that's the only reason, I will hold off.
I love my C1. Any reason other than brightness to upgrade? I don't really have any issues with not being bright enough, so if that's the only reason, I will hold off.
I had the 55" c1 and got the 77" c3. If you don't need to upgrade to a bigger size , don't bother. C1 is still a great TV.
I love my C1. Any reason other than brightness to upgrade? I don't really have any issues with not being bright enough, so if that's the only reason, I will hold off.
Nope no other reason really
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Is this Amazon price matching the Walmart 77" LG OLEFD tv posted earlieron SD, that has gone back to $2300 at Walmart.
Or is this a better/newer/different tv?
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I have this model and paid $300 more. Even HDMI CEC has been working flawlessly with my Onkyo receiver and Apple TV. I just use the Apple remote for everything.
Unlike some other big name brands, LG supports Dolby Vision which is superior to HDR10 and far more supported than HDR10+ across the industry.
If I had to list negatives it would be the built-in datamining that sends info about everything you watch back to LG. I don't think there's a TV brand left that doesn't do this unfortunately. I forget LG's name for it, but I obviously disabled it (good that it's possible to disable in the software, unlike some budget brands!). Since I use the ATV exclusively, I disable wifi on the TV entirely to completely solve the privacy invasion issue.
LG's WebOS is really great and so is the "Magic Remote" that gives you a motion-controlled pointer on the TV. Definitely recommend!
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LG C3 Series 77-Inch Class OLED evo Smart TV OLED77C3PUA, 2023 - AI-Powered 4K
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I have this model and paid $300 more. Even HDMI CEC has been working flawlessly with my Onkyo receiver and Apple TV. I just use the Apple remote for everything.
[Edited as LG doesn't support HDR10+]
Unlike some other big name brands, LG supports Dolby Vision which is superior to HDR10 and far more supported than HDR10+ across the industry.
If I had to list negatives it would be the built-in datamining that sends info about everything you watch back to LG. I don't think there's a TV brand left that doesn't do this unfortunately. I forget LG's name for it, but I obviously disabled it (good that it's possible to disable in the software, unlike some budget brands!). Since I use the ATV exclusively, I disable wifi on the TV entirely to completely solve the privacy invasion issue.
LG's WebOS is really great and so is the "Magic Remote" that gives you a motion-controlled pointer on the TV. Definitely recommend!
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Is this Amazon price matching the Walmart 77" LG OLEFD tv posted earlieron SD, that has gone back to $2300 at Walmart.
Or is this a better/newer/different tv?
Leave a Comment