LG BX OLED vs LG C2 OLED48C2PUA

Upgraded recently from a samsung nu6900 once I upgraded to the LG bx oled with dolby vision it's amazing. The blacks are truly black!!!! And not distracting like my nu6900 oh boy did that have a lot of blooming by the wide screen sides. The bx doesn't have any blooming and it blows the nu6900 out of the water!!!

Like any OLED, it has a near-infinite contrast ratio that results in perfect black levels. Because OLEDs also turn each pixel on and off, it doesn't h...

Fix expected March 2021. * LG: BX, CX, seems to have the least problems, with in-built apps supporting Atmos, but there are still audio cut-out issues. Seems like LG is the safest bet out of the three (though they have shitty LCD TVs) and Sony might work most of the time but no TrueHD contents?.

So we used our binaural stereo headphones in order to record the sound. It is 7.1 virtual. See what you think

It is super thin. It saved me during a local Cable provider negotiations blackout! Setup was very easy. Remember, some of your resolution, etc. is limited by your cable company

I called the number back 4 minutes after they called; for them to tell me there was no way to get a hold of the driver and I would have to reschedule. The delivery truck comes from somewhere in Houston TX and I live in college station tx which about 2-2.5 hours depending on traffic. They were in my drive way and because I didn’t answer my phone they are going to reschedule a delivery that it over a hundred miles away simply because they did not knock on the door

Buying this TV was a mistake. It’s really slow and takes forever to change channels or input sources. It also doesn’t actually work well with the HomeKit features you’re probably buying this for. It’s super janky, expensive and you have to restrict it from the internet or it allows LG and others to monitor you 24/7

We test input lag with an HDFury Diva 4K HDMI matrix(Opens in a new window) and measure how long it takes between when the TV receives a signal and the picture updates, which is vital for playing games. With Game Optimizer enabled, the C2 has an input lag of just 5 milliseconds (ms), well below the 10ms threshold we use to determine if a TV is among the best for gaming. This is with default settings in Game Optimizer mode; if you switch the Prevent Input Delay setting to Boost, the input lag drops to an incredibly low 1.5ms