48-Inch Class OLED evo AI 4K C6 Series Smart TV

Sometimes, you just get insanely unlucky when it comes to brands. My first LG OLED was the C6 OLED which looked amazing and I got it because I wanted 3D. However, right at the 10th month in I noticed that one half of the panel was slightly darker than the other half. It wasn't really noticeable, but

Because they’re perfect until they’re not. And once burn in starts, it rapidly happens all over the screen. My first OLED was an LG C7. And what are we on now? C6. You’ve got a few more years and few more panels to go before you’ve finally had enough.

From my understanding, this is not the case. The best 3D TVs are still LG's 2016 OLEDs (sans the B6): C6, E6 and G6. Because of this, they are fairly sought-after. Unfortunately, most of them are not in the greatest condition these days and most will have some amount of visible burn-in. VR is very l

Been a big fan of LG TVs for a while. Currently still rocking a C1, but have a little burn in now. I’m most excited for the next gen OLED technology and the increased refresh rate on the larger models of the C6.

I have had many OLEDs since 2016, the LG C6 and E8, and the Sony A8G, A95K and A95L. All of which were beautiful and I gamed very heavily on most of them. I have yet to get burn-in on any of them. I personally would go with the Bravia 8 II because Sony’s picture processing and motion handling is som

I’m curious how many hours you have on yours? We have a 65” c6 (2016 before they reset the numbering) that has 38k hours on it. No dead pixels yet, but the colors have started being pretty off. It’s in a guest room now and we got an 83” LG G3 to replace it. In all honesty the main improvement beside