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77" LG OLED77G4WUA G4 Series OLED evo Smart TV with 2-Year Allstate Warranty (Certified Refurbished) on sale for
$1799.
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Specs:
- Resolution: 3840x2160 4K UHD
- Refresh Rate: 120 Hz Native
- VRR (Variable Refresh Rate): Yes (Up to 144Hz)
- Response Time: Less than 0.1ms
- High Dynamic Range Format: Dolby Vision / HDR10 / HLG
- Smart Platform: webOS 24
- a11 AI Processor 4K
- NVIDIA G-Sync, AMD FreeSync Premium
- Ports:
- 4x HDMI 2.1
- 3x USB 2.0
- 1x Ethernet
- 1x ATSC Tuner
- 1x Digital Optical Audio Out
- 1x Ethernet
Top Comments
I've owned a G3 and G5 now and I've bought the official stand for each one, so just reminding people there is that extra expense to think about.
Community Reviews
LG's 77 inch G4 OLED is being discussed as a premium picture upgrade with strong long term value when bought refurbished, especially with the included two year warranty. Prior refurb LG G models have held up well, and the warranty adds extra protection. The main extra cost is the stand if the TV is not wall mounted, since the official G series stand runs around $200. Audio compatibility also matters here, because LG dropped DTS passthrough on 2025 models and onboard streaming apps can be a bottleneck for DTS to a receiver. A solid option if the mounting and audio setup fit your system.
people who want to buy a refurbished LG OLED and feel comfortable with the risk because they've had prior eBay refurb LGs keep working for years and the included 2-year warranty adds extra protection.
buyers comparing against new pricing because they can sanity-check the $1799 refurb price versus a similar LG OLED being $1,641 new with free delivery/installation at Best Buy.
home theater setups that plan to use an external streamer/AVR because if you're worried about audio passthrough limits from the TV's smart apps, using a device like an Nvidia Shield into your AVR is suggested as a workaround.
people who want to send DTS from the TV's onboard streaming apps to an AVR because commenters specifically note it's an issue if you're trying to send DTS from an onboard app to your receiver.
buyers who don't plan to mount the TV because you may need to budget for the official G-series LG stand (around $200) or a decent third-party stand, which adds cost.
people who rely on DTS passthrough from LG's 2025 models because one commenter says LG dropped DTS passthrough for all of their 2025 models, which could affect audio compatibility decisions.
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I've owned a G3 and G5 now and I've bought the official stand for each one, so just reminding people there is that extra expense to think about.
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Might end up going that route tbh
Might end up going that route tbh
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