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My new LG C5 OLED has 10 BS A.I. and processing settings enabled on every input and every app. You cannot universally disable it (eventhough the settings have an "apply to all inputs" option). You must open every app, dig through the menus and manually disable each option for each input and each app

Kyllähän nuo TCL VA-paneelit on hyvin kirkkaita. C7K 700-800€ TV kin menee teoriassa 3000nitsiin. Ja sitä black smearingia ei ole korjattu monitoreissakaan. Itse toki ostin LG Oledin mutta melkein ostin halvemman TCL C7K. Mutta päätin että pelaamiseen LG kannattaa ottaa ja sain 1000€ C5 Pro 55”. Ain

Würde mir nein Philips holen. Find die Software absolut doofWürde mir ein Lg c5 55 Zoll holen. Kleines Preis Segment.Sehr hochwertiges Gerät. Super oledWenn der Raum recht hell ist dannLg g5 55 für 1k€ ist der beste tv 2025 gewesen. (Mindestens top3)

Sorry to break it to you, but with today’s build quality, be happy if a TV even crosses the 7-year mark. OLEDs are especially susceptible to burn-in even the latest ones, and their brightness reduces over time with usage. If you want to get an OLED look for LG C5 or G5. Samsung doesn’t support Dolby

If it's a genuine question: B4 is great value (If you can still get it--the 4 series is last year's models from LG, but they may still be making it unlike the C4), but I believe only 60hz whereas the LG C5 is the nicer version with higher refresh rate and a brighter panel. Both are OLED panels, so y

RTINGS doesn’t really fully account for some of the stuff Sony is best at, most notably Motion handling, but that’s a lot more relevant for movies than games (OLEDs are really bad at 24p video). I own the 65” Sony XR8B which is basically a Bravia 8 and I love it, but I got a stellar deal on it about

I have the LG C5 65 inch OLED tv and it’s amazing on the games. The brightness and color stand out, games that have the capabilities of 60 or 120hz look great.

Huh you mean the 910 or 809? Becaude you're saying 809 and 810 And in you're title it's saying 810 vs 910 910 is way brighter then 810. 910 uses a lg g5 panel and 810 uses a lg c5 panel 810 is a great TV I also got the 77 inch 810 oled 810 peaks at around 1200 nits in hdr 1% windows and the 809 peak

I was debating between the two TVs as well and went with the C5. For me, one of the biggest factors was the raised black of the Samsung and better processing of the LG. Maybe they would have been non-issues for me, but didn't want to take the chance. I've also heard that Samsungs can be less reliabl

Here's the comp on those two unlocked for 48 hrs but yes the LG C5 gets brighter than the B5, its a higher-tier model overall, and it's our top pick for your price range. Unfortunately we haven't tested the philips. I will say that hisense and tcl have some good offerings! For example we rank the Hi