LG OLED83C1PUA

So all that is pretty cool. This tv is pretty awesome.

It's an excellent overall TV that delivers stunning picture quality, especially in dark rooms because it has a near-infinite contrast ratio as it turns off individual pixels. Also, there isn't any blooming around bright objects in dark scenes. Although we tested the 55 inch version, the results are also valid for the 83 inch model

Color checker was more accurate than on the CX from last year and as usual with OLED the C1 covered the P3 HDR gamut very well.

[This is adapted from my review on code.Antrikshy.com] I put off writing this review for so long because my thoughts on this TV are not easy to compile into words. This review is the culmination of very heavy use over a whole quarter, me ruminating over all aspects of this product, and several conve...

I’m asking for comments. Can someone talk me down off the ledge? What am I missing? I'd be thrilled to be wrong about this. Overall Yup the picture quality is excellent and I guess that's why you pay top dollar for this premium TV. But I am crushingly disappointed by the quirky remote, the clunky us...

I bought this tv since it gets very high praise for gaming use. I am replacing a samsung 4k tv that was about 2.5 years old(it had a total failure). I am playing a ps5 on this LG and for gaming, it is really impressive and lives up to the hype 100%. As of typing this all the software is updated. Whe...

The picture on this TV is wonderful, and the sound - no special sound bar - is great for TV. For music streamed, not on the TV, it could use more treble, but maybe I need to make an adjustment. The problem is the interface. This TV is not so smart, and the remote is ugly and has been really hard to ...

I'm frustrated by the constant interference of unwanted attempts to take me away from regular television viewing.

Before dropping over $1,000 on this, be aware of a few things: the TV itself is fantastic. The picture quality on a self-lit OLED is unreal with the "true black" pixels that don't light up at all, enhancing the black levels in the image. It's especially apparent when you watch a superhero movie with...

I bought the 48" version in February of 2022. And after roughly 2,000 hours of use, I'm glad I did. It sits on a desk as a PC monitor, and the screen size is spot on. (The desk itself is 31" wide, so the OLED is a mere inches away from arms length.) I also use an LG OLED C9 as a television in the li...