83" LG OLED83C4PUA evo C4 4K Smart OLED TV + $330 Visa GC & 4-Yr Warranty

WindySummer

Oct 23, 2024 7:16 PM

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Quote from tomt8190

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I bought the 83inch from LG.Com for $2.6k You can try the following (YMMV)

Sign up as new customer and you get a 5% discount code. Or call LG directly and they will send you a 15% existing customer code ($165-$500 off)
If you have a Citi Card, you might be offered a 4% cash back from the merchants offer. I had this for my Citi Aadvantage card ($112)
Use a cash back site to get 3% off ($84)

Nice tips. For the bold, were you already an existing customer or... ? I have the 4% Citi cash back offer. When you used the cash back site- Did you click through their site first and then just pay with the Citi card?

Thx.

Last edited by WindySummer October 23, 2024 at 12:43 PM.

9999999

Oct 23, 2024 7:25 PM

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9999999Oct 23, 2024 7:25 PM

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There's a B4 83' at Costco if anyone's interested for $2,500

https://slickdeals.net/share/android_app/t/17840997

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MRBIGTUNA

Oct 23, 2024 7:42 PM

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Quote from 9999999

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There's a B4 83' at Costco if anyone's interested for $2,500

https://slickdeals.net/share/android_app/t/17840997

Can anybody explain to me what the "B" or "C" letter differences are. I don't know much about LG tv's and was curious about the big price difference on the 83 inch versions. Thanks

ChrisL6257

Oct 23, 2024 8:06 PM

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FYI! If you have ANY warehouse clubs around you and are a member, get it there. IF you buy it retail from anywhere else INCLUDING lg.com, you will get a crippled product.Those still have WIFI 5 and a regular magic remote.The warehouse models have WIFI 6e and an NFC remote and a three year warranty.If that isn't important, then this deal looks to be good.

Is the difference between Wifi 5 and 6E in regards to streaming going to be noticeable? Additionally, it seems that the general consensus is that TV-based OS's aren't great and that you should get a streaming device, which would make the Wifi version on the TV a non-factor. Is the NFC remote anything more than a gimmick? The buydig deal comes with 4 year warranty + gift cards, which I would be ok with instead of the 5 year one from Costco. Not trying to argue with you or anything, just want to make an informed decision.

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SeriousHorn276

Oct 23, 2024 8:13 PM

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Quote from ChrisL6257

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Is the difference between Wifi 5 and 6E in regards to streaming going to be noticeable? Additionally, it seems that the general consensus is that TV-based OS's aren't great and that you should get a streaming device, which would make the Wifi version on the TV a non-factor. Is the NFC remote anything more than a gimmick? The buydig deal comes with 4 year warranty + gift cards, which I would be ok with instead of the 5 year one from Costco. Not trying to argue with you or anything, just want to make an informed decision.

I agree. I use an Apple TV or my PS5 on the C2, haven't connected to Wifi since updating the firmware and haven't used the remote since setting up the video settings so for me the Costco model isn't gonna make a difference. Also got a good deal from Greentoe so not going to complain

ryanferny

Oct 23, 2024 8:16 PM

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ryanfernyOct 23, 2024 8:16 PM

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Looks like the 65 inch deal is dead, they bumped it to 1596

EDIT: its back

Last edited by ryanferny October 23, 2024 at 03:50 PM.

SeriousHorn276

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Quote from MRBIGTUNA

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Can anybody explain to me what the "B" or "C" letter differences are. I don't know much about LG tv's and was curious about the big price difference on the 83 inch versions. Thanks

G > C > B, B is the lowest tier and usually slightly worse than the previous gen C. In this case, the form factor is not as nice and it is dimmer and slower refresh rate. It also has a different panel (W-OLED EX on C4, W-OLED on B4) which might factor into longevity. If its a matter of $200-300, the consensus is to go for the C. If you're already stretching to get to the B price from QLED, then just stick with B its gonna be fantastic still. But C4 is arguably the best OLED tv on the market today (aside from the G4 which uses the next gen W-OLED EX MLA)

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CoralHeart416

Oct 23, 2024 9:08 PM

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Quote from SeriousHorn276

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I agree. I use an Apple TV or my PS5 on the C2, haven't connected to Wifi since updating the firmware and haven't used the remote since setting up the video settings so for me the Costco model isn't gonna make a difference. Also got a good deal from Greentoe so not going to complain

I pulled the trigger with a 77" C4 from Buydig over Costco. It came down to CPS covering burn-in and accidental damage vs Costco's Allstate, granted Allstate does have a longer warranty coverage. Used my AMEX card that also gives a 90 Day Purchase Protection and an additional 1 year warranty after LG's warranty ends. Visa Signature cards also offer this perk too. Only downside buying from Buydig is I won't get the TV until next Monday. missing the first 2 World Series games. Also don't mind getting the Wifi5 version since I'll be using the AppleTV instead and would rather not connect the C4 to the interwebs. I read some users are experiencing slower UI functionality with the latest version of webOS on older C3s.

CleverPencil3781

Oct 23, 2024 9:15 PM

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Quote from DanTanna86

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I'm so glad I reaad this thread! I'm having a 77" C4 delivered on Friday by Costco, I called them and they lowered the price by $300!

Thanks people!!!

if you mean to 2199 it was discounted to this yesterday

ScottoDono

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Quote from Dr.Tek

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FYI! If you have ANY warehouse clubs around you and are a member, get it there.
IF you buy it retail from anywhere else INCLUDING lg.com, you will get a crippled product.
Those still have WIFI 5 and a regular magic remote.
The warehouse models have WIFI 6e and an NFC remote and a three year warranty.
If that isn't important, then this deal looks to be good.

What is difference between remotes ?

zhenz

Oct 23, 2024 9:36 PM

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zhenzOct 23, 2024 9:36 PM

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No deal on 42"...

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WindySummer

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Just checked out the LG 65" c4 on LG.com $1499.99 and asked a couple questions on chat.
Immediately got a 15% off code. Would have got 4% cash back from Citi Card + another 3% from a cash back site. Price could have been in the $1140's, but 1yr warranty.

Offered free set up on stand or free wall mount.

LG Premium Care by Asurian [lgpremiumcare.com]

2yrs $130
3yrs $150

Info online did not mention burn-in coverage. Called 1-888-781-4201

Immediately informed it does NOT include burn-in coverage.

Informed chat: Thanks for checking back, but not purchasing b/c burn-in coverage is not provided.

Just checked it now.
Burn-in is covered but retention is not covered

Burn-in, or image retention, can occur with OLED TVs when static images remain on screen for extended periods. However, LG has taken significant steps to address and minimize this concern:

Pixel Shift Technology: LG's OLED TVs include a pixel shift feature that subtly moves the image on the screen over time, reducing the likelihood of burn-in.

Screen Savers: Built-in screen savers activate when the TV is idle, preventing static images from lingering too long.

Automatic Brightness Limiter: This feature adjusts brightness levels based on content, helping to reduce stress on individual pixels.

Image Retention Compensation: LG TVs have tools that can detect and reduce image retention, helping to refresh the screen and mitigate any potential burn-in.

Customer Support and Warranty: LG offers a robust warranty and customer support to address any concerns about burn-in, ensuring peace of mind for users.

Do you own the TV already, or you're about to purchase it?

Over and out. Not purchasing an xtended warrant through LG.

Left chat open:

Hello! I'm Chris, your Better Life Specialist. I see you were speaking with my colleague previously. Please allow me a moment to get you back to them.

So it looks like the previous agent is not available, so I will be taking over from here.

Burn-in is covered under the warranty, while retention is not. It's worth noting that LG Premium Care functions as an extended warranty with LG, meaning our certified LG technicians will still handle any issues with your TV if they arise. If you have any further questions, feel free to ask!

Okay Chris. Thank you. The customer service representative at 1-888-781-4201 immediately informed me burn-in was not covered. Seems it's probably semantics.

Thanks for all your help.

You can also check out this link over OLED burn-ins:

https://www.lg.com/us/experience-...eliability

Last edited by WindySummer October 23, 2024 at 03:49 PM.

gwilki22

Oct 23, 2024 10:39 PM

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Quote from ryanbarrett96

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The warranty is a big deal for some people, but you can use the money you're saving with no tax to buy one separately from Costco or something. From what I've heard, I wouldn't recommend the warranty Greentoe offers. Or you can spend a little more, get there G3 which is a much better tv and have a 5 year panel warranty that covers burn in. Overall, this is a pretty good deal though. I didn't realize the warranty came with it. If it covers burn in, I'd go for it. Or do Greentoe and call buy dig to see if customer service will give you a warranty since you're not getting the GC.

Did not think LG G3 5 year warranty covered burn in

myworld2008

Oct 23, 2024 11:00 PM

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Quote from WindySummer

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Just checked out the LG 65" c4 on LG.com $1499.99 and asked a couple questions on chat.
Immediately got a 15% off code. Would have got 4% cash back from Citi Card + another 3% from a cash back site. Price could have been in the $1140's, but 1yr warranty.

Offered free set up on stand or free wall mount.

LG Premium Care by Asurian [lgpremiumcare.com]

2yrs $130
3yrs $150

Info online did not mention burn-in coverage. Called 1-888-781-4201

Immediately informed it does NOT include burn-in coverage.

Informed chat: Thanks for checking back, but not purchasing b/c burn-in coverage is not provided.

Just checked it now.
Burn-in is covered but retention is not covered

Burn-in, or image retention, can occur with OLED TVs when static images remain on screen for extended periods. However, LG has taken significant steps to address and minimize this concern:

Pixel Shift Technology: LG's OLED TVs include a pixel shift feature that subtly moves the image on the screen over time, reducing the likelihood of burn-in.

Screen Savers: Built-in screen savers activate when the TV is idle, preventing static images from lingering too long.

Automatic Brightness Limiter: This feature adjusts brightness levels based on content, helping to reduce stress on individual pixels.

Image Retention Compensation: LG TVs have tools that can detect and reduce image retention, helping to refresh the screen and mitigate any potential burn-in.

Customer Support and Warranty: LG offers a robust warranty and customer support to address any concerns about burn-in, ensuring peace of mind for users.

Do you own the TV already, or you're about to purchase it?

Over and out. Not purchasing an xtended warrant through LG.

Left chat open:

Hello! I'm Chris, your Better Life Specialist. I see you were speaking with my colleague previously. Please allow me a moment to get you back to them.

So it looks like the previous agent is not available, so I will be taking over from here.

Burn-in is covered under the warranty, while retention is not. It's worth noting that LG Premium Care functions as an extended warranty with LG, meaning our certified LG technicians will still handle any issues with your TV if they arise. If you have any further questions, feel free to ask!

Okay Chris. Thank you. The customer service representative at 1-888-781-4201 immediately informed me burn-in was not covered. Seems it's probably semantics.

Thanks for all your help.

You can also check out this link over OLED burn-ins:

https://www.lg.com/us/experience-...eliability

What phone number did you call to get 15% off ? What did you tell them to get 15% off ?
Thank you

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i23dre

Oct 23, 2024 11:46 PM

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i23dreOct 23, 2024 11:46 PM

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Anyone else contemplating waiting for Dec/January for the C or G4's to drop further, before the C5's are announced?

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Product Description:	UHD 4K 3840 x 2160 OLED Panel HDR10, HLG, Dolby Vision Compatible 120 Hz Native Refresh Rate ALLM, FreeSync Premium, VRR & G-SYNC Up to 144 Hz Refresh 4 x HDMI 2.1 / 3 x USB 2.0 Inputs
Product SKU:	buydig_LGOLED65C4PUA
ac_input_power:	120 VAC, 50 / 60 Hz
aspect_ratio:	16:9
audio_return_channel_arc:	eARC
auto_low_latency_mode_allm:	Yes
battery_type:	2x AA
built-in_speakers:	Yes, 4x
dimensions:	56.7 x 32.5 x 1.8" / 144 x 82.5 x 4.6 cm (without Stand)
display_orientation:	Landscape
display_size:	65"
ethernet_io:	1x RJ45 (Unspecified Ethernet)
hdr_compatibility:	HDR10, Dolby Vision, Hybrid Log Gamma
inputs:	4x HDMI 2.1 1x Coaxial F-Type (RF Antenna)
mobile_app_compatible:	Yes: Android & iOS App Name: LG ThinQ
mounting-hole_pattern:	300 x 200 mm
other_io:	1x 1/8" / 3.5 mm Serial (RS-232C) Control Input
outputs:	1x TOSLINK Optical (Digital Audio)
panel_type:	OLED
power_consumption:	Operational: 145.3 W Standby: < 0.5 W
quick_media_switching_qms:	Yes
refresh_rate:	120 Hz
resolution:	3840 x 2160
response_time:	0.1 ms
smart_tv:	webOS 24
tv_tuner:	Yes - ATSC, QAM
usb_io:	3x USB-A 2.0
variable_refresh_technology:	FreeSync Premium, G-Sync, Variable Refresh Rate (VRR)
virtual_assistant:	Apple AirPlay, Alexa Built-in, Works with Google Assistant
weight:	40.8 lb / 18.5 kg (with Stand) 36.6 lb / 16.6 kg (without Stand)
wireless:	Wi-Fi 5 (802.11ac) / Bluetooth 5.1

83" LG OLED83C4PUA evo C4 4K Smart OLED TV + $330 Visa GC & 4-Yr Warranty

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