LG Partner Store: 83" LG G5 OLED evo AI 4K Smart TV + Installation

bartshorts

Mar 18, 2026 11:37 PM

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bartshortsMar 18, 2026 11:37 PM

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Wow, amazing deal.

minostg2

Mar 18, 2026 11:40 PM

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minostg2Mar 18, 2026 11:40 PM

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How do regular consumers get a Partners account?

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kun.a1

Mar 19, 2026 12:04 AM

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kun.a1Mar 19, 2026 12:04 AM

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Wow, crazy deal! If I didn't have the G4 I'd jump on this

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ParticleJG

Mar 19, 2026 3:27 AM

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ParticleJGMar 19, 2026 3:27 AM

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I know every inch counts but is upgrading from a 77 to 83 inch really worth $1000? I currently own a 65

dlewis96

Mar 19, 2026 3:32 AM

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Quote from ParticleJG

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I know every inch counts but is upgrading from a 77 to 83 inch really worth $1000? I currently own a 65

Its always like this. No its not worth it.

83 inchers are scams for the money. You're paying (by far) the most money of any size jump for (by far) the smallest actual jump in relative size. Coming from a 65" you will be satisfied with the size jump to 77" which is a much better deal.

What's funny is $1000 is on the very low-end of what the price difference usually is between the 77 and 83 G Series. They're a joke for the money.

Edit: You 83 inch owners and prospective deal hunters can downvote me all you want - it won't change the fact that I'm right and that the 83 is objectively a bad deal up against the 77. Most people who buy the 83 *only* buy it because "hur dur its the biggest" and they don't want the chance of there being *any* remorse for not getting "the biggest one" - regardless of how little sense it makes financially.

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WindySummer

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WindySummerMar 19, 2026 3:46 AM

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Thanks.

m3incorp

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Quote from ParticleJG

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I know every inch counts but is upgrading from a 77 to 83 inch really worth $1000? I currently own a 65

I have a different point of view. I have the 83" G5. I had a specific space I wanted to fill and the 83" filled it better than the 77". Every single person that buys the 83" over the 77" KNOWS they are not getting a huge jump in screen space. Those very same people could have spent their money on the 77" but decided to purchase the 83". As stated above, moving from a 65" to a 77" will appear to be a huge jump. Moving from a 65" to a 83" will appear to be an even bigger jump. Only the person spending the money can "really" determine if it is worth it to them. I also have the 77" Samsung s95f and s90f and I do notice the difference in size between the those two TVs and the 83" LG. Back to the price, it is a great price for the 83".

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sshlyk

Mar 19, 2026 5:01 AM

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sshlykMar 19, 2026 5:01 AM

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Nice. Verde toe has it for $3600 and includes taxes.signals that members store could do better 😁

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DanDiego2

Mar 19, 2026 6:26 AM

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Quote from m3incorp

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I have a different point of view. I have the 83" G5. I had a specific space I wanted to fill and the 83" filled it better than the 77". Every single person that buys the 83" over the 77" KNOWS they are not getting a huge jump in screen space. Those very same people could have spent their money on the 77" but decided to purchase the 83". As stated above, moving from a 65" to a 77" will appear to be a huge jump. Moving from a 65" to a 83" will appear to be an even bigger jump. Only the person spending the money can "really" determine if it is worth it to them. I also have the 77" Samsung s95f and s90f and I do notice the difference in size between the those two TVs and the 83" LG. Back to the price, it is a great price for the 83".

Im in this exact same boat. 83" or bust for me.

DanDiego2

Mar 19, 2026 6:37 AM

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DanDiego2Mar 19, 2026 6:37 AM

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Quote from ParticleJG

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I know every inch counts but is upgrading from a 77 to 83 inch really worth $1000? I currently own a 65

To me it is. I just signed up with my Hulu account and scored this deal. Im upgrading from a 2018 65" B1 or B2 model that looks tiny in my family room and has been suffering from burn in and color and remote control issues. I had weighed and considered going with the more affordable 77" model and my price point was $2000 for years but none of the previous 83" inch models ever came down that low. However, I knew that if I settled for the 77" model I would still be hunting for a deal on the 83" tv. Id love to have the 97" but at a price to size ratio, the 83" is the sweet spot for me so I upped my price point to $3300. Almost went with the Verde toe offer at $3721 but glad i let that expire and jumped on this deal.

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ssiemonsma

Mar 19, 2026 8:36 AM

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ssiemonsmaMar 19, 2026 8:36 AM

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This is a good price (albeit on an outgoing model). I bought this in January for about $4,050 after a discount code, but it included a "free" S95AR soundbar. I was able to sell the soundbar for $685, bringing the effective price down to $3365 (which I considered a great deal on the 83" model at the time). So the current deal in this post is pretty darn good, especially if you want to avoid jumping through hoops like I did.

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eyegonzo

Mar 19, 2026 11:38 AM

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eyegonzoMar 19, 2026 11:38 AM

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Quote from dlewis96

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Its always like this. No it's not worth it.

83 inchers are scams for the money. You're paying (by far) the most money of any size jump for (by far) the smallest actual jump in relative size. Coming from a 65" you will be satisfied with the size jump to 77" which is a much better deal.

What's funny is $1000 is on the very low-end of what the price difference usually is between the 77 and 83 G Series. They're a joke for the money.

It's not really a scam but more to do with the production of the panels. More waste and less efficiency of making certain sized panels. That's part of the reason why certain sizes of oled tvs cost more and are not as linear.

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FeorH

Mar 19, 2026 12:01 PM

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FeorHMar 19, 2026 12:01 PM

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I'm not sure if I should feel bad that I got my 77-in for $2,300 about 5 weeks ago. This is a really good price. But, I suppose I'm not an LG partner anyway

Lostwarriorram

Mar 19, 2026 12:30 PM

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LostwarriorramMar 19, 2026 12:30 PM

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Does this have the exact panel technology as 77" and 65" TVs? I'm not closely following the LG G series evolution for few years now. In the past, 83" had some kind of limitations compared to the smaller size models. I may be 100% wrong.

rebel222

Mar 19, 2026 12:38 PM

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rebel222Mar 19, 2026 12:38 PM

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Quote from dlewis96

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Its always like this. No it's not worth it.83 inchers are scams for the money. You're paying (by far) the most money of any size jump for (by far) the smallest actual jump in relative size. Coming from a 65" you will be satisfied with the size jump to 77" which is a much better deal.What's funny is $1000 is on the very low-end of what the price difference usually is between the 77 and 83 G Series. They're a joke for the money.

You realize that for every inch of screen increase in a 77" tv is a lot more panel hardware than an inch increase in a 55" tv. It's not linear.

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