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expired Posted by Mathsquatch • Dec 11, 2024
Dec 11, 2024 10:07 AM
65" LG B3 4K Smart OLED TV w/ ThinQ AI & Alexa (2023 Model)
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One other thing is the C series has a better processor. That doesn't always make a noticeable difference, but there is a picture setting on the C and G series that the B doesn't have. For Dolby Vision content, if you put the TV on "Cinema Home" there's an option called "Precision Detail." It enhances dark scenes noticeably. That's not something that can be updated with software, since it requires the better processor. Though, to be honest, I can't find info on if they have put the better processor into the B4 that allows that feature. Most people don't know about Precision Detail, because it's only on the "Cinema Home" and "Vivid" picture presets (don't ever use Vivid, it massively oversaturates the colors). Even rtings (the top audio/video review site) hasn't mentioned Precision Detail in any reviews I've read.
Now that I've said all that, to actually give you a yes or no answer, yes, you would still benefit from a B3 or B4 since you haven't had OLED. Regardless of the brightness difference (they're still plenty bright), they have amazing picture quality. The only issue you would have is if you make the mistake of going and looking at a C4 later, and then wishing you had gotten that. As long as you don't do that, the B series is worth it.
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It's so low risk that it shouldn't keep anyone from getting OLED. There's still so much misinformation out there from people who don't own an OLED, or have had an issue once or twice. A lot of people don't understand averages. They don't understand that just because it happened to them, it doesn't mean it happens to everyone. The majority of OLEDs don't have issues with burn-in.
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One other thing is the C series has a better processor. That doesn't always make a noticeable difference, but there is a picture setting on the C and G series that the B doesn't have. For Dolby Vision content, if you put the TV on "Cinema Home" there's an option called "Precision Detail." It enhances dark scenes noticeably. That's not something that can be updated with software, since it requires the better processor. Though, to be honest, I can't find info on if they have put the better processor into the B4 that allows that feature. Most people don't know about Precision Detail, because it's only on the "Cinema Home" and "Vivid" picture presets (don't ever use Vivid, it massively oversaturates the colors). Even rtings (the top audio/video review site) hasn't mentioned Precision Detail in any reviews I've read.
Now that I've said all that, to actually give you a yes or no answer, yes, you would still benefit from a B3 or B4 since you haven't had OLED. Regardless of the brightness difference (they're still plenty bright), they have amazing picture quality. The only issue you would have is if you make the mistake of going and looking at a C4 later, and then wishing you had gotten that. As long as you don't do that, the B series is worth it.