C3

LG

C3

72 positive 0 neutral 15 negative

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Considering to upgrade to PS5 Pro and OLED TV

The G series is LG top of the line OLEDs and the C is the second best.I upgraded from a C3 primarily because I found my C3 too dim (I have retinopathy) and while the upgrade was worth it for me if you don’t have the cash for a G, the C is a great option as well

OtherPack1302 in r/PS5pro

April 18, 2026 4:00 PM

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Is it time for a new TV?

My LG OLED C3 is my best investment to this day. That said, for a brighter room, I would go with the LG G5/6 for its micro lens array which significantly increases the brightness of the panel. There’s nothing quite like a proper OLED screen imo

GamingOstrich in r/xbox

April 22, 2026 2:24 AM

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Has anyone found a OLED TV that is "ok" for you?

LG introduced heavier "pixel flicker" (D-word) in dark scenes to improve near-black performance with panels from 2024 and later. (C4/G4) This is likely to cause issues for many sensitive users, even if you can handle the 120Hz "brightness-dip" that OLED has. This explains why some may be OK with an

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-Bruh__Moment- in r/PWM_Sensitive

April 24, 2026 2:59 PM

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AVForums just reviewed the new LG G6 OLED -- those scores are pretty wild.

I allready written that there is considerable...considerable lower grain on Samsung S90F and even more lower on Samsung S90C. All 3 TV's were 65 inches. On Samsung's TV's pushing Noise reduction really do the trick, but even with that disable both Samsungs that I tested had a smaller amount of it th

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PowerTo2Ppl in r/hometheater

April 21, 2026 2:59 PM

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Bravia 9 or LG G5 in early 2026

I have both an LG C3 and a Sony Bravia 9. The OLED is in our light controlled basement. The Bravia is in our brighter family room. Both are excellent and have their advantages. The OLED can obviously make black contrast infinite, however, the Bravia 9 really makes specular HDR highlights pop and it’

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GarfieldSighs3 in r/4kTV

April 23, 2026 11:18 AM

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Advice on upgrading 5x to 4k for better CRT emulation

A heads up, the c3 and newer, maybe the c2 as well LG no longer does BFI with 120hz only 60hz nor have I been able to get my c3 to run at 120hz while using the RT4K Pro. The C1 is the last model that I know of that can run BFI 120hz. (In the LG brand) that being said with BFI 60hz and HDR it doesn’t

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The_Mr_Rageface in r/RetroTink

April 30, 2026 6:07 PM

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Ps5 pro setup

solid picks tbh. the lg b5 is decent but i'd look at the LG C3 OLED if you can stretch a little - better brightness and processing for not much more. for headphones the nova 7s are great but check out the Sony Pulse Elite - designed specifically for ps5 and cheaper. edge controller is awesome but ho

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LetterheadClassic306 in r/PS5pro

April 16, 2026 2:48 AM

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TV Upgrade?

i made the qled to oled jump for my pro last year and it's a legit upgrade - the blacks and hdr are way better for games like demon's souls. the b5 is solid for a smaller bedroom since burn in risk is lower with varied content. lg panels usually last 5-7 years before any noticeable degradation. if b

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LetterheadClassic306 in r/PS5pro

April 30, 2026 2:49 AM

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I’m looking to buy a TV

maybe you find an lg oled c4, b4 c3 or b3... all have a better pic quality then the mentioned ones and are great tv. no soooo much changes in the last years mostly brightness but you can get blind from all of them. im no doctor but I would assume old is more eye friendly

allnamesaregoneallre in r/hometheater

April 22, 2026 3:47 PM

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Help me, I been looking for a monitor for months

Welcome! Here's a good compilation thread or see below for the most frequently recommended taken from reddit posts. For OLED gaming monitors, see this post 24in 1080p 144hz - » LG 24GN650-B, ASUS TUF Gaming VG249Q1A for 144hz IPS, Freesync, or for e-sports the Dell Alienware AW2524H - 25", 500 Hz, I

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AutoModerator in r/buildapcmonitor

April 29, 2026 12:59 AM

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Top alternatives in OLED TVs

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