Amazon has
Select LG C3 4K OLED Smart TV on sale as listed below when you clip the corresponding coupon on the product page.
Shipping is free.
- 77" (OLED77C3PUA) $1922.44
- When you apply $374.55 coupon
- 65" (OLED65C3PUA) $1393.35
- When you apply $203.64 coupon
- 83" (OLED83C3PUA) $3227.44
- When you apply $569.55 coupon
BH Photo Video has
65" LG OLED65C3PUA C3 4K Smart OLED evo TV (2023) +
LG VC23GA Smart Cam for 2022/2023 LG TVs (automatically added to cart) on sale for
$1393 (shown in cart).
Shipping is free.
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phoinix for finding this deal.
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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
Top Comments
Samsung colors are a little more vivid and is slightly brighter, LG is a little more color accurate and has been producing OLEDs for longer, which you could interpret as more reliable.
Either one should be awesome. If one is significantly cheaper, than go for that one, because you'll probably notice the few hundred dollars saved more than the picture quality difference
The C4s and G4s are available for pre-order now. Retailers will know soon that earlier adopters are going to start buying those. Hopefully more Retailers will push to clearance these out. Come on Costco, Let's go
I have the 77 S90 and a 65 C1 / 48 C2.
Whenever the S90 dies, I'll be buying the C series to replace it. Why? Because of jitter / content smoothing.
The Samsung blows at content smoothing and that sucks. I'd rather have a slightly lower brightness, but a smooth picture.
Those are just my needs though, so take them as you will.
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I have ptsd from the F8500 sammy plasmas i exchanged 3 times for before i finally gave up on them. Yes by the numbers they are brighter for the price, let alone if you step up to the S95 which matches the G3, both which will burn your retinas off.
I have ptsd from the F8500 sammy plasmas i exchanged 3 times for before i finally gave up on them. Yes by the numbers they are brighter for the price, let alone if you step up to the S95 which matches the G3, both which will burn your retinas off.
I have ptsd from the F8500 sammy plasmas i exchanged 3 times for before i finally gave up on them. Yes by the numbers they are brighter for the price, let alone if you step up to the S95 which matches the G3, both which will burn your retinas off.
What I did was I initially ordered the tv and then it was taking a while to shop so I argued with chat, they gave me an extra coupon code for discount on a future order. I cancelled the tv and then reordered and added the coupon. Was totally worth the extra wait, especially when you factor in CC rewards with chase as well as the extra chase warranty as well as 5% CB.
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I have ptsd from the F8500 sammy plasmas i exchanged 3 times for before i finally gave up on them. Yes by the numbers they are brighter for the price, let alone if you step up to the S95 which matches the G3, both which will burn your retinas off.
Weird, I still have both my F8500 plasmas (64 and 51 inch) both working great 10 years later... in fact the 64" one is what I'd be looking to replace with a 77" OLED...
Doubt I'd go samsung for that though, since handling lower-def content seems to be one place it scores much lower than LG-- and I've still got some older content I want to look at least as good as it does on the plasmas.
Streamed content is what I watch 90% of the time with the remaining 9% being video games, and 1% actual physical media. Based on that, would I be wise to default to this LG over the superior panel offered by Samsung in the S89C/S90C?
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