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

"The regular LG C6 will be available in 42, 48, 55 and 65-inch sizes, and will use the same kind of panel as last year's LG G5." This is a huge typo if true. We should really get a clarification. On one hand, we can go fuck ourselves. On the otherhand, thats a decent upgrade.

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

This is the main reason for me. I went with a 92" screen for my projector, which is well below what people tend to recommend when it comes to this decision specifically. I couldnt imagine having a tv that fucking big. Id be walking on eggshells having people over, let alone trying to move the fuckin

I recommend LG TVs for 3D. There are two models. The LG UH8500 and LG C6/E6. Both are 4K HDR. C6/E6 is OLED. Both are passive 3D and with them being 4k you can get full 1080p 3d resolution from a bluray disc. Not a fan of active 3d.

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.

Nice. I love reading through these. "Now we don’t know if the 48” LG C6 will be a Tandem WOLED panel in all regions - I keep saying Tandem WOLED because it shares the same sub pixel structure with the LG G5 not the G6 so it still has the white sub pixel." To give a bit more insight on this = https:/

It's annoying from a consumer standpoint given the naming thing, but given how this works it's not fully LG's fault. The cost of panels is determined by LG Display, which is determined based on market demands, yields, and the way displays are sliced up at various sizes. The C6 getting tandem display

Had my LG C5 77 inch for just over a week and it's quite the upgrade from a Samsung Q80, would highly recommend. I already had the PS5 Pro but getting the OLED does feel like the completion of my set-up for the foreseeable. I think the C5 is soon to be replaced by the C6 so hopefully you can get the

Without knowing how bright your room is the LG C5 or C6 is the best mid rnge OLED. Its a constant winner for all types of viewing and gaming every year if you can get a C5 on clearance go for it.

for cheap TVs Hisense is okay, but the LG C5 and G5 (or C6 and G6, but they are newer and more expensive) are absolutely amazing and will have you set for the next five years at least! LG’s C- and G-series OLEDs are the next best thing to Sony’s OLEDs, but the LGs are better for gaming and are basic