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If you're wanting to stay under 50", a 48" LG B5 is $600 at Best Buy right now. Once you go OLED, you'll never go back. Also, I'm biased because I've had an LG OLED since 2015, and when it finally broke this year, I got another, bigger LG OLED. :)

Heck yea brotha. And it was OLED. I only buy highly reviewed by pros TVs so it’s a good tv not that Black Friday cheap crap. Look up LG B5 series 77” it’s $1600 at Best Buy. Excellent tv. Great price. The C5 is the upgraded version even better and 77” is at $1999.99. If you in the market for a tv an

For gaming, try to find a 48" or 55" LG B5 OLED on sale during Black Friday. At ~4ft away, a 48" screen might be preferrable over a 55" screen.

TV: OLED is worth the extra cost, but the differences between OLEDs aren't that dramatic unless you are looking for particular features or will watch in a very bright room. If neither of those things apply, I'd personally take a 77" or even 83" LG B5 over a 65" G5. Depends on your space, though. Ski

I use a 48" LG B5 OLED for 4K gaming with my 5080. Works great as a desktop too in 4K resolution. Lots of screen area to work with.

I think they have the LG B5 OLED 77" for $1400. I am slightly tempted to return my TCL to get it lol

had the exact same problem - 65 miniLEDs vs those same two 55" OLEDs at 8 - 9' distance and the consensus was 55' is too small. Final comparo was vs 65" LG B5 and Sam S85F, and for the same price I went with the TCL QM8K. (I won't know until a few weeks if I made the correct choice!)

You can get an OLED for that kind of price (e.g. the LG B5) at 55". You can go bigger, but the quality will drop off if your budget isn't flexible. Nonetheless, there are non-OLEDs at 65" which are very decent in their own right depending on your usage case (e.g. the 65" U7 Pro).

With oled, you can easily transform it to ultra wide. I do this with my lg B5 48inch when gaming. You won’t notice the black bar especially when you game in the dark. Best of both worlds I’d say.

LG OLED tv** but I agree with this. Response times are almost as good as the top monitors (pretty much indistinguishable in real world scenarios) so still good for competitive gaming, HDMI 2.1 that will definitely work (some budget HDMI 2.1 monitors still have issues running 120hz with PS5), and can