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Ossoi
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Newer model will of course be more expensive than the outgoing model. I haven't dipped into the reviews yet but a C1 at "to clear" price is going to be better bang for the buck
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Nemesis
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C1 55" currently $1100, almost certain to be under $1k for Prime Day
C2 55" currently $2000, maybe it will hit $1799 at best on Prime Day? anyone have a leak or hear a rumor?
I'd rather get the C2 of course, but for half the price, it's the C1 all day.
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C2 55" currently $2000, maybe it will hit $1799 at best on Prime Day? anyone have a leak or hear a rumor?
I'd rather get the C2 of course, but for half the price, it's the C1 all day.
LG C1 OLED vs LG C2 OLED Side-by-Side TV Comparison
The LG C2 OLED is slightly better than the LG C1 OLED, although the performance of the two is quite similar. The C2 is a bit brighter, especially in SDR and when displaying small, bright highlights in HDR. The C2 has a slightly wider color gamut but worse tone mapping, so it doesn't respect the...
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Leaton
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I think Samsung 4K QN95B Neo QLED would make a very good large monitor.
It is capable of 144hz refresh (real refresh, not that fake motion rate or whatever it is called). Altough it maxes out at 120hz for 4k content, but for playing twitch games (fps) should be done in 2K anyways and thus will hit 144 fps no problem.
Input lag is pretty good at around 10ms, which is very comparable with gaming monitors.( not the same as response time. Delay time is time from pressing the key on the keyboard and result of it showing on the screen ) and has Radeon FreeSync.
It is capable of 144hz refresh (real refresh, not that fake motion rate or whatever it is called). Altough it maxes out at 120hz for 4k content, but for playing twitch games (fps) should be done in 2K anyways and thus will hit 144 fps no problem.
Input lag is pretty good at around 10ms, which is very comparable with gaming monitors.( not the same as response time. Delay time is time from pressing the key on the keyboard and result of it showing on the screen ) and has Radeon FreeSync.
Malakriss
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55" Class OLED S95C | Samsung US
Discover the latest art display TV features and innovations available in the 55" Class OLED S95C.
www.samsung.com
QD OLED on sale for July 4th
55" $1800
65" $2520
Leaton
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Not if you are doing computing/gaming on your couch
I do mine on a 75"
I would 100% go for OLED if it was brighter for a brightly lit room. Also concerned about burn in, espicaially for use as monitor and also sport logo and ticker tape at the bottom and top right. That is the main reason I went QLED.
Ossoi
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This is the best time to buy a C1. C2 prices won't go as low for another 10 months.
The difference between them is incremental, meaning the c1 is the better value purchase
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Big Phoenix
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A80Js being cleared out. Amazon has the 65 inch version for $1400 atm, paid $1800 for mine last October;
Sludig
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Already "100%" claimed. Ordered the c1 from costco, amazon didnt have any deals oni it.
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For anyone asking about C1, C2, etc... just get the C1. Or even the CX if you see it particularly lower than the C1.
I got a 65'' C1 last year when it was right off the presses, and already it's going for half of what I paid for it.
There's really no need to be at the forefront of a "cutting edge" new TV when they make incremental increases over the previous one...and drop in value so fast.
I was long-overdue for a new TV and went with the one that'd have the most longevity, at a time when the stock market was booming and I had lots of excess cash. I wouldn't do the same thing now personally. There's no reason to spring for a C2 when the C1 is half the price and just as good. I think C1 will be sufficient until the next real "evolution" of TV tech, whenever that is.
Speaking of the next evolution, any predictions? A lot of futuristic movies have had hologram-screens and screens that project onto glass surfaces. I think the current iteration of TV tech is going to hit a wall very soon if it hasn't already, since there's nowhere left to go after 8K (and I don't even think 8K is necessary).
I got a 65'' C1 last year when it was right off the presses, and already it's going for half of what I paid for it.
There's really no need to be at the forefront of a "cutting edge" new TV when they make incremental increases over the previous one...and drop in value so fast.
I was long-overdue for a new TV and went with the one that'd have the most longevity, at a time when the stock market was booming and I had lots of excess cash. I wouldn't do the same thing now personally. There's no reason to spring for a C2 when the C1 is half the price and just as good. I think C1 will be sufficient until the next real "evolution" of TV tech, whenever that is.
Speaking of the next evolution, any predictions? A lot of futuristic movies have had hologram-screens and screens that project onto glass surfaces. I think the current iteration of TV tech is going to hit a wall very soon if it hasn't already, since there's nowhere left to go after 8K (and I don't even think 8K is necessary).
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I finally made the dive and bought a C1. But Amazon fucked up and sent me a C2. Not complaining. My old TV was an LG plasma from 2009 so this is a massive upgrade. TVs are like fucking consoles or tablets now. Gotta connect to WiFi and download updates and apps and shit. Feeling real boomer.
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OK, Question for you TV fancy pants big heads....
I want to find a solid new TV for my mom. Doesn't need anything massively fancy, probably in the 47-55" size range. Here's the thing though. She watches a grand total of two things on TV :
Local channels for News/Sports/Soap Operas/The Price is Right/Let's Make a Deal
ION TV , which is essentially 24/7 Law & Order/NCIS/Hawaii 5-0/etc...
That's literally it. So I'm thinking about using an over the air antenna for it. ION broadcasts in Dallas as 21.4. Now what I would prefer would be a TV which integrates enough with existing online resources, or OTA resources to be able to show her a "guide" like she's used to with Direct TV. Does such a TV exist that will work with an OTA antenna and provide a proper "guide"? She's in her 70's, so even a modern Direct TV remote has enough buttons on it to occasionally give her tired head so whereas I know I can get those channels with any TV and antenna, the trick is a guide so I don't have to introduce her to the concept of channel 11 point 1, or channel 21 point 4, etc.. Trying to simplify it as much as humanly possible. Already looking at this :
I want to find a solid new TV for my mom. Doesn't need anything massively fancy, probably in the 47-55" size range. Here's the thing though. She watches a grand total of two things on TV :
Local channels for News/Sports/Soap Operas/The Price is Right/Let's Make a Deal
ION TV , which is essentially 24/7 Law & Order/NCIS/Hawaii 5-0/etc...
That's literally it. So I'm thinking about using an over the air antenna for it. ION broadcasts in Dallas as 21.4. Now what I would prefer would be a TV which integrates enough with existing online resources, or OTA resources to be able to show her a "guide" like she's used to with Direct TV. Does such a TV exist that will work with an OTA antenna and provide a proper "guide"? She's in her 70's, so even a modern Direct TV remote has enough buttons on it to occasionally give her tired head so whereas I know I can get those channels with any TV and antenna, the trick is a guide so I don't have to introduce her to the concept of channel 11 point 1, or channel 21 point 4, etc.. Trying to simplify it as much as humanly possible. Already looking at this :
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