In store only. Some locations have started dropping to $1199.97 from the previous $1499.97 price. Use the Costco warehouse inventory tool on the App to check pricing and availability. YMMVItem: 9477034
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In store only. Some locations have started dropping to $1199.97 from the previous $1499.97 price. Use the Costco warehouse inventory tool on the App to check pricing and availability. YMMVItem: 9477034
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This 77 inch LG C4 stands out as a big OLED value for in store hunters, with some locations matching the app price and even dropping the last unit to $999.97. The panel is praised for strong picture quality, and the 77 inch size is repeatedly framed as the better fit than 65 inch for a larger setup. Transport can be tricky because the box is wide and fit depends on the vehicle. The C5 is brighter, but the C4 remains the sharper bargain when size matters more than peak brightness.
Shoppers comparing OLED brightness, because the C5 is brighter while the C4 remains close enough that some cannot tell the difference.
Both have shown up in-store: some locations had unopened units, while other marked-down units were display pieces and not in the box. One last-piece sale was reported at $999.97, and another display model was picked up for $1349.
The C5 is brighter than the C4, but the difference is small in the posted specs and may not be noticeable in normal use. One comparison listed the C4 at 332 nits standard and 1,103 nits HDR versus the C5 at 344 nits standard and 1,179 nits HDR.
The 77" C4 gives you a larger screen, while the 65" C5 is brighter and runs hotter. For some setups the 65" is plenty large, but if screen size matters more than brightness, the 77" C4 can be the better value.
The TV can be laid flat for transport, but OLED panels are delicate and should be handled cautiously. If the box fits width-wise, a cam strap can be used to keep a hatchback or tailgate closed during transport.
It depends on the vehicle and the box dimensions. The 77" box is about 44.5 inches tall and 75 inches wide, and one pickup fit a 65" C4 in a Grand Cherokee but said the 77" would not have fit without using the smaller box and moving the front seats forward.
The app price and availability can match what is on the shelf, and one shopper confirmed the store matched the app after checking in person. That makes the app a useful first check before driving over.
Just depends on the vehicle. Best buy has the actual box dimensions posted on the website. Measures about 44.5inches tall and 75 inches wide. I picked up the 65' C4 from the deal posted a few months ago and that fit in my '17 grand cherokee just perfectly. But the 77 wouldnt have fit if i didnt use the 65's box to clear the jeeps rear wheel wells lol. Also drove with front seats moved all the way forward so something to keep in mind. Possible. But likely Varies by car.
I thought you weren't supposed to transport these types of TVs flat like that
Just depends on the vehicle. Best buy has the actual box dimensions posted on the website. Measures about 44.5inches tall and 75 inches wide. I picked up the 65' C4 from the deal posted a few months ago and that fit in my '17 grand cherokee just perfectly. But the 77 wouldnt have fit if i didnt use the 65's box to clear the jeeps rear wheel wells lol. Also drove with front seats moved all the way forward so something to keep in mind. Possible. But likely Varies by car.
I just purchased a 65" C5. This is a better deal, IMHO.
C4 : 332 nits in standard and 1,103 nits in HDR
C5 :344 nits in standard and 1,179 nits in HDR.
Perhaps some can tell the difference. I cannot.
OTOH, 65" is plenty big enough for my set-up, whereas 77" would be a bit too large.
For a 65" TV, the ideal distance is about 7", while a 77" would be around 9 feet. Of course, this is a personal preference issue.
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This 77 inch LG C4 stands out as a big OLED value for in store hunters, with some locations matching the app price and even dropping the last unit to $999.97. The panel is praised for strong picture quality, and the 77 inch size is repeatedly framed as the better fit than 65 inch for a larger setup. Transport can be tricky because the box is wide and fit depends on the vehicle. The C5 is brighter, but the C4 remains the sharper bargain when size matters more than peak brightness.
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C4 : 332 nits in standard and 1,103 nits in HDR
C5 :344 nits in standard and 1,179 nits in HDR.
Perhaps some can tell the difference. I cannot.
OTOH, 65" is plenty big enough for my set-up, whereas 77" would be a bit too large.
For a 65" TV, the ideal distance is about 7", while a 77" would be around 9 feet. Of course, this is a personal preference issue.
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