LG C8

At the end of the day, the LG C8 is still going to deliver some of the best picture quality on the market this year with its key strengths being excel...

The LG is brighter for starters. It reaches over 800 nits, while the Sony reaches about 700 nits, so the LG is the one to go for if you want a more im...

You remember I said the C8 costs a bundle. Right now it starts at $3,500 for the 65-inch size seen here. That price will fall throughout the year, but...

So overall, the C8 offers excellent performance, with the same impressive picture quality we've come to expect from OLED TV.

Motion interpolation doesn't adequately address it for me either, at least up through LG's 2020 OLEDs. Based on some reviews the "cinematic movement" setting on the 2021 G1 and C1 models may have some promise, but I haven't yet witnessed it in person. Sony OLEDs also have a reputation for better motion interpolation but I haven't done a side-by-side test myself to see how much less noticeable it is on a given Sony model than on my LG C8. One note: this problem you're describing is referred to as 24p "stutter", and is different from the similarly named issue called "judder".

Not great for bright rooms. For gaming on a Ps5 it was ok on some games and terrible on others. This actually isn't on the CX. Days Gone looked amazing while GTA was terrible. Luckily Amazon is replacing it. This is how it came out of the box.

I have an LG c8 thats still great with no signs of burn in and iphone 11 with OLED with no burn in either!

Ordered on March 6th and took delivery on March 14th, 2022. It was not in original box but packed in a large well padded box. Could see some very minor wear marks on and around the screw holes on the back that showed the TV was wall mounted but the rest of the set looked clean with no visible cosmet...

I wanted an 85” tv and was coming from an LG C8. I watch in a fairly dark theatre style room and was super concerned with blooming. Plus a huge part of my library is DV and the Samsung not having that was going to be a deal breaker. Also the internet TIZEN apps for Netflix and Disney not supporting Dolby Atmos was extremely disappointing.

Overall very happy with this TV for $400 less than best price out there. Picture is as good as all the reviews say. I checked if it is a new TV by finding Hours On are 69 hrs (so it is new). I don't know what was Renewed in this TV. The defects are that the stand is for an LG OLED CX 77" (labeled) a...