LG C2 OLED83C2PUA vs LG OLED55C2PUA

The only way to hear anything is to crank the volume up to max, but then you’re deafened when someone closes a car door or something. The solution is simple right, just go into the audio settings and disable atmos right…WRONG. Disabling atmos enables a huge intrusive banner to pop up covering half the screen every time you start playing anything. This notification says to enable atmos for the best sound, lol

It's not anything special for TV speakers, but it's not bad either. It doesn't produce much bass, which is normal for a TV. It doesn't get as loud as ...

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

But what is the C2 like? Well, I mean, it's more of the same It's fantastic I did play a quite a few different games on the LG C2 using my Xbox and I ...

Replaced my 65" OLED B7a from 2017 with a 77" C2 and I've been running it for a week as of now. The picture quality after calibration has improved over the older model. I feel the black levels on this device are far far better than the B7a ever were, which BTW required a lot of "tinkering" to get to what the C2 did pretty much out of the box. My old OLED had no burn-in that I could see, even after 5 years of daily usage, but the older OLED panel was never as uniform in solid colors test as this panel is, not even when the B7a was new

Replaced my 65" OLED B7a from 2017 with a 77" C2 and I've been running it for a week as of now. The picture quality after calibration has improved over the older model. I feel the black levels on this device are far far better than the B7a ever were, which BTW required a lot of "tinkering" to get to what the C2 did pretty much out of the box. My old OLED had no burn-in that I could see, even after 5 years of daily usage, but the older OLED panel was never as uniform in solid colors test as this panel is, not even when the B7a was new

Hey, I've done this a few more times than Jen, so just squeeze and pull muscles. Squeeze and pull. I'll do the dancing over here this time. All right

We'll start our pixel peeping with the panel uniformity of this retail sample C2 we purchased from a UK retailer. With a 5% black slide there are no o...