Even motion wise? I'm sure it was only last year I saw a video by Vincent saying they're now about on par motion wise with the last ZT/VT range. He had both to compare. Can't remember which oled he compared to plasma though.
Well if they are on a par motion wise, then bearing in mind they are streets ahead on brightness, colour gamut, resolution, blacks etc then they are definitely well ahead overall.Even motion wise? I'm sure it was only last year I saw a video by Vincent saying they're now about on par motion wise with the last ZT/VT range. He had both to compare. Can't remember which oled he compared to plasma though.
C series have always had hdmi 4 on the back pointing outwards.. stupid IMO.I watched that video...Nice set. The new Web OS needs work..looks overcluttered, needs more customisation, and better shortcuts to the content you want, once you start using it.
What's the point of having usb or hdmi ports facing towards the wall. They should be downward firing or at the sides at least for wall mounters.
I mean even if you didn't want to wallmount it..who wants a big hdmi lead sticking out the back in that way!C series have always had hdmi 4 on the back pointing outwards.. stupid IMO.
Mounts don't get in the way on newer LG oleds.Went through 3 different VESA mounts for our LG TV in the Kitchen. Wasn't because the mounts were bad, they were perfectly ok, just the silly way LG positioned their sockets & power inlet, meant I had to chop and change so many in order that I could actually gain access to the sockets..?? Why on earth position them so close, and sometimes actually behind, where the bracket is positioned on the back of the TV... Just nuts!!
That LG C9 is actually a really solid OLED you have there mate and I believe is only last years 2020 model... What's the primary reasons for the move away from LG to Sony other than going to 83" from your current 65"..? Doesn't that C9 have 4 x HDMI 2.1 ports?Mounts don't get in the way on newer LG oleds.
I have a hdmi 90 degree bend in hdmi 4 of my LG c9.
I just want a size upgrade to be honest mate.That LG C9 is actually a really solid OLED you have there mate and I believe is only last years 2020 model... What's the primary reasons for the move away from LG to Sony other than going to 83" from your current 65"..? Doesn't that C9 have 4 x HDMI 2.1 ports?
Sounds like you're caught between a few options there then.. size v's price v's quality (based on the reviews)I just want a size upgrade to be honest mate.
thinking I should just get the new c1 77" for 3 grand cheaper than the 83 a90j
or the g1 77 for £2300 cheaper.
If my c9 was 77" I'd be happy as a pig in sh...
Don’t we all... Oooh Matron that’s a whopperI just want a size upgrade to be honest...
Don’t we all... Oooh Matron that’s a whopper
I don’t know how it was with the old remote,I watched that video...Nice set. The new Web OS needs work..looks overcluttered, needs more customisation, and better shortcuts to the content you want, once you start using it.
What's the point of having usb or hdmi ports facing towards the wall. They should be downward firing or at the sides at least for wall mounters.
Yeah you can do that on both old and new LG remotesI don’t know how it was with the old remote,
But with this one you can use the numbers as shortcuts to apps/content instead of opening the home menu
I have always tried as best possible to avoid cleaning or wiping my TV screens unless the kids have put their dirty mitts on it, which enrages me. Most, if not all, screen cleaners leave some smearing of some sorts if not applied correctly.What does everyone use to clean their screens? Noticed on my old A1 since moving it and it being in more direct sunlight that it has quite a few scratches on it. Don’t want to nail the new one when John Lewis pull their finger out
Very soft microfibre cloth. No chemicals. Touch of distilled water if required.What does everyone use to clean their screens? Noticed on my old A1 since moving it and it being in more direct sunlight that it has quite a few scratches on it. Don’t want to nail the new one when John Lewis pull their finger out
Used that too.. One of the better ones...
This is what worked best for us too. We have a 9 year old 42 inch Panasonic plasma TV in our bedroom that is wall mounted and tilted forward a bit. The tilt makes that the dust cannot attach to the screen and the height makes that is is highly unlikely the screen gets touched by anything.I don't think I have ever cleaned my office 49" LG screen in the 6 years I've owned it and it still looks the same from the day I peeled the film off it when bought. (Has always been elevated from reach and slightly tilts downwards on a stand)