Hi! I’m considering picking one also but I’ve read that the ABL feature ruins web browsing which obviously will be a major factor if you plan to use it as a monitor. I think that for next gen consoles and also PC gaming with a high end PC it’s most likely the best display you could get as a monitor but, how’s the every day usage for productivity? I’m afraid of spending 1100€ on this to realize it isn’t for me <.< Thanks for the review and enjoy! <3

[ 2021-06-06 09:03:38Z ] 👍 0

ABL sucks for productivity. But its only in HDR mode, if the input is set to PC and SDR is detected it will disable ABL. Just turn HDR off in windows when you aren't gaming or watching movies, then switch it on when you are. The tv will automatically switch profiles when it detects either an HDR or SDR signal. Better that way anyhow since I like to have the backlight cranked for games and movies, but not blow out my retinas when doing general computing. Granted I have a CX but I assume the C1 is basically the same. EDIT: Although just tested HDR for web browsing out of curiosity. The ABL is not nearly as bad as when I first got the tv. I think they must have improved it with updates since. But still prefer SDR for productivity.

[ 2021-05-03 14:33:19Z ] 👍 0

@@xirundy hah, glad I could be of use. Though, be careful, some websites like GMAIL take ages to load with DarkReader thanks to the dynamic content found on the sites so it's best to switch it off whenever you notice a huge decrease in performance for a specific site. :)

[ 2021-05-03 12:32:22Z ] 👍 1

@@kallestofeles thanks for your detailed response! I didn't know that extension and I've just slammed it on chrome and I'll never look back lol. About fancy zones, I already use it on my current LG 38GN950-B UW, and it's very convenient, but after less than a year I'm tired of the perks of 21:10 aspect ratio. About productivity I'm in the same situation, I edit some videos for YT casually but nothing that need color accuracy (even tho the OLED panels are quite good at it after calibration). I'll wait for the video to see your final thoughts while I find some nice wall mount for this boy :)

[ 2021-05-03 06:49:12Z ] 👍 1

ABL is definitely something which bugs some people more than others. For my workloads (not color accurate), it's not a deal-breaker and given the size of the display, I almost never use full-screen or even half-screen apps. If you were to add 125-150% scaling to the windows though, you might need to use half-screen apps and that's where the ABL starts kicking in. Though I must admit, I don't really get bothered by the ABL at all... moreover I'm happy that there's a safeguard to the brightness... but I also use DarkReader to turn web-pages into dark mode by default as well. 😅 I have a video in the works discussing the daily workloads for productivity and as a sneak-peek - I was afraid that it is going to be horrible on a such a large display, but am finding it way more productive than what I had with my 35" ultrawide the more I use it. On windows, PowerToys by MS (FancyZones) is a must-have tool which will solve most of the productivity issues. But stay tuned and I'll get to showcasing how I exactly manage everything on a daily basis. Thank you for the input! ❤

I'm thinking of buying one for my bedroom, but it is a a bit small. Do you think that using a custom resolution like forcing it into ultrawide with black bars on top and below while doing productivity work on my desk and switching it up to full resolution to play games or watch a movie from my bed would be a good idea?

[ 2021-05-07 17:07:41Z ] 👍 0

Thank you for the comment. You wouldn't gain anything from forcing the monitor into ultrawide resolution for productivity, rather you would lose on the actual screen real-estate. I have a video coming up shortly regarding my settings for the PC but the gist of it is that when using Windows, PowerToys (FancyZones) is a must have for productivity and general desktop sanity when it comes to the desktop usability. :) But to answer your question, I do quite the opposite to what you are suggesting - I do everything in full 16:9 4k resolution and only switch it over to 21:9 for gaming as well, the screen is still HUGE when used as a monitor and it's a bit uncomfortable when you try to game with it up close.

[ 2021-05-07 05:05:53Z ] 👍 0

Small? I mean out of all the sizes this TV comes in this is the smallest..

I just bought this! Can't wait for more video's

[ 2021-05-07 17:10:48Z ] 👍 0

I guess time will have to tell whether it's worth the price. For me personally, right now, I'm more than happy with what I got for the 1200eur asking price, but should I start getting horrible burn-ins soon, then I might start questioning it. 😄

[ 2021-05-07 17:09:03Z ] 👍 0

I hope you love this TV as much as I do because it's absolutely stunning when coming from an LCD. 💜

[ 2021-05-07 05:00:21Z ] 👍 2

Worth the price ?

waiting for the 42" oled. Until then my VA 32" shall do

[ 2021-06-23 05:25:37Z ] 👍 0

@@jamesearly7388 with more than 60Hz panels?

[ 2021-06-23 05:13:16Z ] 👍 2

@@kallestofeles 42 inch oleds are coming later this year

[ 2021-06-22 19:59:35Z ] 👍 1

@@idan1242 One day for sure, but honestly I don't expect it in the next few years. The more I use this 48" screen though, the more manageable it has become. Productivity work is now perfectly fine for me on this screen and the only big weak-point is fps games which don't allow the FOV to be changed or strategy games which don't allow zooming out further back. The solution has been to lower the game's resolution and play with black borders around it, but that's also something to get used to. 😅

[ 2021-06-22 16:33:33Z ] 👍 1

you believe it will released one day at 42"? because im planing buying this and i would defenitely want the 42"

[ 2021-05-07 17:17:28Z ] 👍 2

Yeah, 42" would be pretty awesome as it would still be big enough to also use 21:9 resolutions if needed but not crazy-overwhelming when in full 16:9 mode.😊

I was looking for this info and your video poped up

[ 2021-05-09 04:58:20Z ] 👍 0

Glad to have been of use. 🙂

OLED technology is amazing. Congrats on a great TV/monitor. The colors are amazing in 10 bit RGB mode, or 4:4:4. The only thing to keep track of is the black level equalization. This has to be correct in order to get the best picture. HDR content is on a whole another level. But HDR should be watched only in a dark room, so the picture is not contrasting with ambient light source (just like your eyes, or VR setup).

[ 2021-05-09 17:45:02Z ] 👍 0

Thanks! And absolutely correct. I've yet to experience HDR gaming properly but from a few samples I've tried - it's amazing when done right. 🙂

VA/IPS Glow, BLB, Screen Uniformity, Ghosting, Overshoot, I just can deal with PC monitors, I pre-ordered C1 48", will be wall mounted and driven by a 6900xt, Ps5 and XseX, in a basement. My issue is that is been backordered for a month, still have a 32" 1440p 165hz Dell monitor for anything else. Great video!

[ 2021-05-26 15:56:21Z ] 👍 0

@@moosyx ok. 🙂

[ 2021-05-26 15:45:02Z ] 👍 0

@@kallestofeles 👎

[ 2021-05-26 15:30:46Z ] 👍 0

@@moosyx no kidding. 😅

[ 2021-05-26 13:31:30Z ] 👍 0

@@kallestofeles its a tv not a monitor

[ 2021-05-14 16:52:27Z ] 👍 1

I feel your pain. As long as you can deal with the sheer size of the C1 and it's quirks, it will be an amazing monitor. Congratulations on the purchase, hopefully it arrives a bit sooner than a month! 🙂

I sit barely at arm length to c1 48" and after 3days -1 week I got used to it. It's amazing and no to big at all ! Glossy is still a plus imo. No grain and great colors. Just have to put blinds down. yes, hdr is amazing in movies (I use dtm on and media player classic with madvr) and amazing in games except some broken like metro exodus

[ 2021-05-27 17:37:55Z ] 👍 2

@@kasperkorea Thanks for stopping by! I would definitely not switch for a 55" if I could as per my use-case... 48" is a bit too big for a monitor already as it is (for me personally) and I feel like 55" would just be too uncomfortable. Regarding using it as a living room TV - well, my current living room TV is a 43" old LG UJ620V and maybe I'm too old-fashioned, but I don't really need a bigger one. But I can definitely see where you're coming from with this and when it comes to using it as a TV, usually bigger is better. I'm just afraid that you'd be disappointed when using the 55" as a monitor as it is... well, huge. But before I pulled the trigger on the 48" C1, I actually cut out the exact panel measurements from a cardboard box and put it where I wanted to have the TV so that I could have a clear idea of how it would look... if anything, I would suggest you do the same for both 48" and 55" variants... or simply cut out the 55" template from something and mark the measurements of the 48" on it as well, so you'd also have a clear idea of how it will look. 😉

[ 2021-05-27 08:02:36Z ] 👍 1

Would opt for a 55" if you could? I need this TV to work as both my main monitor and our living room TV. But I will also be sitting just a little more than an arms length away. I'm afraid 48" is a bit small for a living room TV for today's standards

[ 2021-05-14 16:55:00Z ] 👍 2

The glossy finish is great indeed as long as you have great light control in the room. The pure blacks and rich colors really make this an experience like no other with a regular LCD/IPS/VA/TN monitor.💜

Did you buy insurance ?

[ 2021-05-20 17:53:38Z ] 👍 0

@@TristanCooper17 that indeed sounds like a must-have. :)

[ 2021-05-20 10:45:33Z ] 👍 1

If you buy from John Lewis in the UK they have a 5 Year Protection Plan which specifically covers accidental damage and crucially, burn-in! £140 for 5 years is a no-brainer

[ 2021-05-14 16:57:49Z ] 👍 0

Nope, I'm prepared to get heartbroken. 😅 I would have, if they would offer it, but none of the retails in Estonia offer such insurance unfortunately.

Where did you get your desk from lol I need it

[ 2021-05-19 09:57:17Z ] 👍 1

It's actually an office desk which I managed to snag from an internal re-deco. 😅

Great tv

[ 2021-05-26 16:05:49Z ] 👍 0

@@kallestofeles 👍

[ 2021-05-26 15:58:33Z ] 👍 0

Indeed it is. 🙂

Stand length is different for different countries and here we get very less length stand. Also don't use it as monitor as it may cause issues to your eyes. Its better as a TV.

[ 2021-05-31 10:13:35Z ] 👍 0

Did not know that the stand varies in length per region. Thank you for the insight! 💜 I've actually been quite surprised with how little eye strain it gives me considering the view distance and the sheer size of the display. It's not really any different from my previous ASUS XG35VQ but you are correct, it's definitely something to consider for people who are more receptible to eye-strain.

Your auto focus is nightmare inducing. Are you using Panasonic's state-of-the-art defocusing technoloy? ;)

[ 2021-05-31 10:15:16Z ] 👍 0

Yeah, it's a mess. It's actually recorded with a Fujifilm X-T3, but since then I have given up on the auto-focus and now dial it in manually because as you said - it's nightmare inducing. 😃 Sorry for the bad focus on this one!

Amazon Mexico had these on offer for $18,000 MXN (around $900 USD, tax included) and my bank has a 15% cash back promo going on. Needless to say, my $750 48C1 is arriving on Friday.

[ 2021-07-17 15:43:19Z ] 👍 0

Where?

[ 2021-07-17 15:24:36Z ] 👍 0

@@Sxs1n i couldnt find it at that price but i could at exactly 1k

[ 2021-06-12 10:10:11Z ] 👍 1

the c1? don't believe you , electronics aren't like food which is cheaper in 3rd world countries. They all come from the same factory in China or Korea, Retailers aren't making $600/ 40% profit margin in America Lowest they can sell it to break even is about $1300. so mathematically I just don't believe you. I think you're talking about the c9 , the 2 year old one.

[ 2021-06-01 17:10:21Z ] 👍 0

Agarré la misma oferta, sólo que no he encontrado muchas reviews de la TV :( espero salga chida

[ 2021-05-31 10:16:20Z ] 👍 1

That sounds really amazing! I hope that you'll enjoy it as much as I do because it's a stunning display.

It would be nice to be able to run a game in the center of the screen at 1440p like a 27 inch monitor and black out the rest of the screen. That way, you aren't overwelmed by the size in fps games.

[ 2021-06-07 06:34:12Z ] 👍 1

@@Submersed24 pretty much only when looking at the screen very close-up and on text. But then again, I come from 35" ultrawide at 1440p where I didn't find the PPI being an issue... alas, everyone perceives the annoyance of seeing pixelation differently. Fun fact, I used to have a 32" 1080p TV as a main monitor for a year before going for an ultrawide and although the pixelation was very, VERY real, it never really bothered me that much as I could force AA in gaming... on productivity though, it was pretty bad... and well, when forcing AA in gaming, you'll be left with a kind of a blurry situation which was annoying. 😀

[ 2021-06-07 06:09:29Z ] 👍 1

@@kallestofeles yeah, that sounds like a good idea. I'm waiting in anticipation for a 40 inch oled with 240hz to come out some day so I can use that as an all purpose monitor lol. Do you notice the pixels stand out up close?

[ 2021-06-07 05:43:59Z ] 👍 3

Indeed and that's how I do it now. 🙂 For the games which support 21:9 properly, I force that resolution and get perfect inky black bars and a big ultrawide monitor, essentially. For strategy games which don't support zooming out enough for a comfortable experience, I force 1440p with integer scaling enabled and it's just a smaller window centered on the screen with perfect blacks surrounding it. It's not obviously a perfect solution, but I'm definitely willing to take the black bars over grayish dark colors of an LCD... and well... the un-even burn-in is a risk with this, but I'm not planning on playing a single game over 20h anyway.... unless it's an online game. 😃

Thanks for the review!

[ 2021-06-07 06:26:44Z ] 👍 0

My pleasure!

I need a 42 or 40 oled display. These dumb companies think everyone has a big ass house they forget there is people who live in apartments as well where there isn’t much space for a freaking 55 inch tv. Smfh..

[ 2021-06-26 04:53:11Z ] 👍 0

THIS! I totally agree with you! 48" is a HUGE TV and I'm really lucky that I managed to snag this table from an office so that I could do this corner setup. With a regular computer desk and a smaller room, it's just way too big and cumbersome. I mean, I've learned to love it and feel privileged to have the opportunity to fit it into the office, but would have much rather gone for a 40-42" OLED screen where it available.

What is response time on this you know?

[ 2021-06-27 10:20:31Z ] 👍 1

@@browsing8866 game optimiser preset with all the image "enhancements" turned off, including sharpness which I much rather apply on the source signal and not on TV. Warm50 temp and rest are pretty much defaults. VRR/etc turned on. However, when I use the built-in youtube app, I run it at Expert1 and allow some image enhancements from the AI as it really doesn't matter to me that much... youtube compresses everything already anyways. 😃

[ 2021-06-27 10:08:50Z ] 👍 1

@@kallestofeles Nice! Which picture mode do you use? Knowing myself, I would probably use Expert1 and calibrate and make some adjustments like I did on my LG A7V. Colors and blacks have been very good since that. But of course, like on my current monitor, inputlag is noticeable on certain preset modes.

[ 2021-06-26 18:06:24Z ] 👍 1

@@browsing8866 not at all, and I'm not using the "boost mode" which is supposed to decrease it even further. Tried it a few times, but didn't notice any difference so I kept it off ever since. Though it is nice to know that the feature exists and many reviewers have proven it to work. 🙂

[ 2021-06-26 14:57:58Z ] 👍 1

@@kallestofeles Do you notice inputlag when pc gaming?

[ 2021-06-25 12:57:29Z ] 👍 0

From rtings.com - 100% response time 2.3ms (worst case scenario) Input lag should be around 21ms @60fps and 13ms @120fps without Boost mode. With the Boost mode: 9.5ms @60fps and 4.7ms @120fps (HDTVtest results)

Nice, exactly what I need to know what's the length of the back to have an idea how far or close to use it on my desk. Got a new desk of 90cm deep so it should be fine. Too bad no C1 42". Or even C1 32", insta-buy!! :D I'm very tired and sick of the endless backlight bleedings, ips glow and horrible contrast on on any lcd.

[ 2021-06-26 14:48:39Z ] 👍 1

@@kallestofeles Haha yeah man. Literally every single time when I finally found some lcd monitors I really like and searching reviews: backlight bleeds, ips glows, horrible contrast and bad uniformity. I like the nights in games and movies so contrast is very important to me so no ips regardless how good the colors are.

[ 2021-06-25 12:58:31Z ] 👍 1

Right? You're like a lost soulmate with these thoughts. 😅

I started working again and beginning to get money again, so I bought a Xbox series X and now thinking about the lg c1 tv or mayby a normal hdr g sync curved monitor 🙂🙂🙂

[ 2021-06-25 13:08:24Z ] 👍 0

Thank you very, very much for the kind words! 💜 The C1, from a purely image quality's perspective, mops the floor with every LCD display under the sun... that's a personal opinion of mine as I'm a junkie for deep blacks and high contrast. Then again, HDR on the C1 is not that bright so if you're planning on using it in a well lit room, then you might be disappointed with all the reflections of the C1 and it's lower peak brightness output. I guess I really need to do a take on those nasty reflections... 😅 Thank you again for your kind comment and hopefully you find this sub useful/entertaining. 😊

[ 2021-06-17 10:40:48Z ] 👍 1

Ohh BTW I subscribed 😃😃😃 great review and great content overall 👍🏽👍🏽 keep it up

Too big

good evening everyone I connected a lg oled c1 2.1 hdmi pc i can't play hdr in 4k but i can't play hdr in 2k what should i do to play hdr in 4k it should be like the 3 pictures but it doesn't work so i can't turn on hdr in 4k please help

[ 2021-07-01 12:38:44Z ] 👍 0

Hey and thanks for dropping by! Unfortunately it is really difficult to understand your issue without proper punctuation. If you have the C1 connected to the PC - is the HDMI input in PC mode? Is HDMI deep color enabled? What GPU do you have? Have you enabled HDR in Windows display settings?

LG sells oled tv 42" or oled monitors 32" at 3000$ for "professionals". I think they don't want to ruin the shitty lcd market.

[ 2021-07-24 08:05:34Z ] 👍 1

@@Battleneter why would you think so? So far, once I've gotten used to the quirks and the "excessively large display", it actually feels quite nice to use as both work and entertainment. 4k without scaling gives an excellent amount of screen real-estate without having to pinch my eyes to see the finer text for work and for gaming/watching series or movies, it's just a stunning looker. The only real big drawback to all this, that I see (besides the quirks), is the fact that at one point, the display will become a mess due to the organic material degradation or otherwise known as burn-in. At that point though, should it become noticeable during gaming sessions, I will simply put the TV into the living room (I don't watch TV, but kids love it) and decide whether I wish to go for another round of OLED or go with something more traditional... or who knows, maybe mini-LED finally has some good choices on the market by then. The value proposition of an OLED though, given the eventual degradation of the panel which can happen rather quickly depending on the use case, sucks. 😃

[ 2021-07-24 07:51:23Z ] 👍 0

@@kallestofeles No no it looks like a crap choice, I think you will stop justifying it to yourself and ditch it soon enough.

[ 2021-07-24 07:41:02Z ] 👍 0

@@Battleneter I'm happy to see the other side of the argument here as well and not just jumping the OLED TV-bandwagon! 💜 It all depends on your needs and the IPS ultrawide fits the regular PC use-case definitely better than an OLED. Not to mention the absence of "using a TV as a monitor quirks". For me though, the superior image quality is simply something which out-weighs the drawbacks and the annoyances of this kind of setup.🙂

[ 2021-07-24 01:24:22Z ] 👍 1

I can't agree, just too many compromises using this as a PC monitor, ill stick to a IPS Ultrawide over this all day every day.

[ 2021-07-17 10:57:07Z ] 👍 1

Yeah, that's definitely one way to look at it. If they made smaller OLEDs with even 120Hz spec, it would flush out most of the LCD marketplace which LG themselves are heavily invested in also. Other thing to note is that the manufacturing for LG displays is not that straightforward for OLED panels as it is for LCDs. Whole new production lines would need to be set up and the profit margins for smaller panels are not that big for LG afaik. It's all about the money in the end and spoon-feeding customers one delicious breadcrumb at a time in order to max out the profits for different techs. 🤨

Thx for this video. One of the most important things is missing most of the time in other videos: Seeing you sit in front of the display :) Sometimes is hard to feel the size of a monitor if you can't compare it to a person sitting in front of it :)

So I've seen the 48C1 in physical store and holy shit, that thing looks gorgeous! I noticed the smaller oled tv's are less bright than the bigger ones. Is that right or is it just me? But damn, I wish LG would hurry up with their 42" oleds! Imagine the higher pixel density! :3 Then you've got a perfect oled tv/monitor for PC gaming!

[ 2021-08-03 17:02:53Z ] 👍 1

@@kallestofeles I've heard about the G1 but the G1 never interested me because no smaller size and no stand/foot and not suitable for desktop use (not for me anyway). And 42" version of the C1 means a much better pixel density, so you've got two best of the worlds in one. Currently I'm holding off and waiting for the 42" oled. LCD is simply dead to me, LCD is nothing but complete nonsense and it's nothing but milking to death. Some LCD tv's and monitors even costs way more than OLED :P The 48C1 already looks damn amazing but 42C1? Even more amazing! :D

[ 2021-08-03 16:52:29Z ] 👍 1

Hmm, I'm not sure about the brightness vs screen size. The G1 model though is a bit brighter for sure, though the C1 already has more than enough for my liking. Yeah, if they would release a 42" OLED with 120Hz panel + adaptive sync - it would be a killer. Though they would have to increase its price quite a bit so that they would not shoot themselves in the foot as they also have a big stake in LCD monitors.

I use one for my pc monitor. Best choice ever

[ 2021-08-10 06:11:24Z ] 👍 0

It does look amazing, right? I'm happy to hear that you like it. 😊👍

Really holding out for the 42" (though it's getting increasingly difficult). I've had my RTX 3090 since late November and desperately want to upgrade from an aw3418dw, which is starting to show its age. I'm not holding my breath for a late Q4 release at this point and my patience is wearing thin - but 48" just seems way too tall for a desktop solution.

[ 2022-04-17 23:36:52Z ] 👍 0

you probably know by now but incase you don't, the lg c2 42 inch is out now and would be great for you.

[ 2021-08-20 17:42:08Z ] 👍 1

48" is definitely something that you'd need to get used to but after a few months, I absolutely love it. 4K with 100% scaling gives so much screen real-estate that it is an excellent setup for productivity. Although, yes, it still is a bit too big. 😀

I like how you're smiling in the reflections haha. Got this bad boy, it's coming soon!

[ 2021-08-26 10:18:08Z ] 👍 1

Hehe, it's a bad habit of mine... I randomly start grinning whenever I focus on something. 😂 (you've no idea how many takes I've thrown to the trash bin thanks to that) Congratulations on the purchase! It will be amazing! Just don't go looking for issues to keep your mind calm. 😃

Good news they are going to be coming out with a C1 42 inch Display in 2022.

[ 2021-11-01 10:47:27Z ] 👍 1

This sounds great... though, more I use this 48" display, the less I want to go back to a smaller screen. 😅 That is mainly due to being able to use the display as a BIG 21:9 display when needed... though that being said, 48" is still darn massssive. 😃

I just bought one of these for office and man its pretty badass. Definitely recommend this tv as a monitor.

I've had my CX for over a year now, good stuff. Got over 6k hours usage on it lol.

Let’s be fair. I had plenty of CRT displays, even high end ones. There was NO BLACK. The coating on the screen was grey. So there was not better black levels…just different.

This video was short and informative. I want to try and use a single display for desk work and couch console playing. These have competing size requirements. I want to try a 55" display. Sitting too close will be the biggest problem. Perhaps wall mounting the TV and moving my desk away from the wall a bit will be enough. That will put my viewing distance at about 4 feet or 120cm for work. I have not found a good way of simulating different display sizes and viewing distances.

Hi Buddy, do you still have this monitor?

[ 2022-07-07 15:45:18Z ] 👍 1

@@rixiorx that's pretty personal taste, but for me the 48" is still ok. Great thing is that you can use it without any desktop scaling and utilise all that screen real estate. The density of a 55" wouldn't probably bother me but it would definitely start becoming noticeable.

[ 2022-07-07 15:24:59Z ] 👍 0

@@kallestofeles my other concern is the pixel density, I’m coming from 1440p iPs 165hz.

[ 2022-07-07 15:20:53Z ] 👍 0

@@rixiorx it's definitely something you need to get used to and it looks really strange at first... Like an inverse fisheye effect. But after a week or two, you'll get used to it and the image quality is just something that nothing even comes remotely close. Congrats on the buy - I'm sure you'll love it! ... If you don't mind the little quirks 😉

[ 2022-07-07 15:12:50Z ] 👍 0

@@kallestofeles thank you for let me know, I just buy one, I’m still waiting for the delivery, but I’m very scared about the size and the distance I need.

[ 2022-07-07 15:08:15Z ] 👍 1

Absolutely, still using it as my primary gaming and working display and it's as good as on the day I got it. 🙂

Thoughts you have 2 years later?

[ 2023-09-05 14:33:08Z ] 👍 1

@@kallestofelesThank you so much for your reply! I ended up finding an open box C1 deal for $750 cad (about $550 usd) so i simply had to pull the trigger. Super happy to know it seems like i hit the lottery aha. Your video helped a ton, appreciated all the hard facts. You should definitely make a follow up video mate, Black Friday & the holidays are approaching so i’m sure more folks will be looking into this setup soon!

[ 2023-09-05 05:05:47Z ] 👍 1

Still the best purchase you can make for improving the visuals. 0 image retention issues so far and I still love the fact that I can get the full 4k screen real estate without having to use scaling. Recently I also went with an avr to get proper surround sound and even the earc works flawlessly. There are still the usual drawbacks of using a TV but I've grown used to them. I should probably make a follow up video to explain all my thoughts