Costco Wholesale has for their
Members: 77" LG C4 Series 4K UHD OLED TV (OLED77C4AUA.AUS) +
3-Year Allstate Protection Plan Bundle (5 years total coverage) for
$1499.97.
Shipping is free.
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Specs: - Resolution: 3840x2160 UHD 4K
- Refresh Rate: Native 120Hz
- Processor: α9 AI Processor 4K Gen7
- HDR: Dolby Vision, HDR10, HLG
- OLED Dynamic Tone Mapping Pro
- G-Sync Compatible
- FreeSync Premium Compatible
- VRR, ALLM Compatible
- Smart Platform: webOS 24
- Ports:
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Community Reviews
This 77 inch LG C4 bundle stands out as a bright OLED with perfect blacks, strong HDR pop, wide viewing angles, and solid gaming performance. It also fits sports and family viewing well, with good upscaling and enough SDR brightness to handle some glare. The main cautions are burn in coverage concerns on the included warranty, no DTS pass through, and reports that the panel runs hot. Delivery timing and stock vary by area, so availability can be the deciding factor.
Common Questions (5)
It has been seen as low as $1,700 for the 77-inch C5, and a nearby LG partner-store C5 bundle can be cheaper after perks. The Costco deal is still attractive if you want the TV sooner, but it is not the lowest price mentioned for this size class.
Availability varies by area: some shoppers see it out of stock online and at their warehouse, while others report multiple units in nearby warehouses. Warehouse pricing is usually the same as online unless the store is clearing stock.
The Costco Allstate warranty is reported not to cover burn-in, so the extra coverage may not protect the main OLED risk shoppers worry about. That makes the warranty less valuable if burn-in protection is the deciding factor.
Costco setup is available for $30, and one listing says a TV stand is included while another line says the stand must be ordered separately. That wording is inconsistent, so the stand should be verified before ordering.
The C4 has decent SDR brightness and strong HDR highlights against its perfect blacks, while the C5 is noticeably brighter in both SDR and HDR. The C5 also handles glare better in bright rooms and gives more highlight pop, while both are strong for sports and wide viewing angles.
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Edit: I'm aware Costco brings a 5 year warranty but from what I've read, it doesn't cover burn in.
Can anybody let me know
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Edit: I'm aware Costco brings a 5 year warranty but from what I've read, it doesn't cover burn in.
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I went with C5 partner deal. C4/5 is quite popular, that can rule out some random issue like the power supply on those s90d, gaming is also good.
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OLED is fantastic but the biggest issue is brightness or that POP you get.
Every time I look at the store, the mini LED look so kick ass bright.
When they say the SDR brightness is OK....meh...I go with the C5
Can anybody let me know
The LG C4 has decent brightness overall. Its SDR brightness is okay; enough to overcome some glare in a well-lit room, but you'd still wish it was brighter when watched in very bright contexts. In HDR, it's bright enough for highlights to pop, especially when set against the TV's perfect black levels, delivering an impressive HDR experience.
The LG C5 has surprisingly great brightness overall and receives a very noticeable uptick in brightness compared to the LG C4 OLED. Its SDR brightness is very good, so it overcomes glare in most bright rooms. Its HDR brightness is great, making small and medium-sized highlights pop out in HDR content.
BINGO...I AM SOLD. MUST MATCH MY JERSEY..
The LG C5 is very good for watching sports. The TV is bright enough to overcome glare from indirect lighting. Although it does an alright job of reducing the intensity of direct reflections, you still see the reflection of lamps or windows that are opposite the screen. The TV displays colors that are vibrant and accurate, so your favorite team's jersey looks the same as the one you're wearing when you watch the game. It has excellent upscaling and smoothing capabilities, which help low-resolution and low-quality feeds look good. Finally, image quality mostly stays consistent no matter where you're sitting due to its wide viewing angle, making it an excellent choice for watching the big game with a group.
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