C6

Well I much rather have different names than have all named LG C6 and you just have to know which size has which panel. Or do they just call everything C6 but model number is the one that tells if its C6H or normal C6?

Agreed! Planning on going with an LG C6 48” sometime later this year when prices come down. I know, still too small but can’t fit anything larger on this wall unfortunately.

I recommend LG TVs for 3D. There are two models. The LG UH8500 and LG C6/E6. Both are 4K HDR. C6/E6 is OLED. Both are passive 3D and with them being 4k you can get full 1080p 3d resolution from a bluray disc. Not a fan of active 3d.

Been a big fan of LG TVs for a while. Currently still rocking a C1, but have a little burn in now. I’m most excited for the next gen OLED technology and the increased refresh rate on the larger models of the C6.

I'm not surprised, after all there were a few 4K 3D tvs released before manufactures axed the feature 10 years ago. One of the best, and still one of the most desired amongst 3D enthusiasts, was LG's OLED C6.

In Australia it is the 77" model that has the QD-OLED panel, and SEA-ANZ are supposed to be the same market for Samsung Electronics products. Perhaps they're selling the high volume 65" QD panel in larger markets and the lower volume 77" QD panel in smaller but more affluent markets? It would be nic

Lol i just bought an LG C6 after seeing the prices. Gonna be worth it

It's annoying from a consumer standpoint given the naming thing, but given how this works it's not fully LG's fault. The cost of panels is determined by LG Display, which is determined based on market demands, yields, and the way displays are sliced up at various sizes. The C6 getting tandem display

Nice. I love reading through these. "Now we don’t know if the 48” LG C6 will be a Tandem WOLED panel in all regions - I keep saying Tandem WOLED because it shares the same sub pixel structure with the LG G5 not the G6 so it still has the white sub pixel." To give a bit more insight on this = https:/

Burn-in is still an issue but at a much slower rate than before. Just don’t blast full brightness all the time. Only use HDR for only movies, tv shows, and games. I keep SDR brightness at 25 (my room is not bright) 2 years in, no burn in yet. LG C or old G series at Costco or Amazon. Sony is good bu