C1

I have a 48" LG C1 OLED, playing racing games is great on it, especially if they support HDR.

Uso uma oled c1 como monitor a 5 anos e zero burn in. As tvs da lg são top demais em lidar com burn in.

My friend still rocks lg oled c1, the thing looks perfect after years of daily use.

LG OLED would be my pick (my C1 is incredible).

I just figured out I wasn’t playing spiderman 2 on maxed out graphics (it was on power saver mode) holy hell the game looks amazing on my LG OLED C1. I’ve only played halo split screen coop. It looks good, but not nearly as good as things that have come out in recent years. Still fun though.

I have struggled with my 90D QD-Oled gaming since the day I got it. Always seems far too dim. My old ass LG C1 seems brighter :-( no idea how to fix it

I have an LG C1 that supports ALLM, but I disable ALLM in the A3D settings, and set it to Game Mode myself. The LG C1 only allows OLED Motion (Black Frame Insertion [BFI]) in Game Mode if ALLM is disabled. I love BFI for the CRT-like motion clarity in 60fps games.

Tenho uma LG Oled C1 de 48" no meu escritório, em 5 anos de uso ela está com burn in leve do mini mapa do FF 16 e da lista de quests ativas e um burn in leve onde ficam as legendas dos jogos e filmes, eu amo ela, 120hz, 4k com gsync, mas acho que a próxima vai ser uma mini RGB

It's so hard to tell with these Opple readouts, though in my experience those spikes up and down pretty consistently hurt my eyes.While an OLED iPhone, Samsung or Google Pixel phone will hurt my eyes in a minute or so, this scan is of an LG C1 OLED TV, it takes several hours for my eyes to hurt.

Sony Bravia 3 ii is the best flicker free 120hz option at present. High quality LCD with no PWM. It's LCD but has higher specs typical of Mini LED and OLED models (HDMI 2.1 ports, higher end processor, etc.). The 65" and 75" models have a good matte anti-reflective coating. Glossy vs matte is an ind