LG C1 Series 4K Smart OLED TV (2021)
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- Self-Lit OLED pixels: Perfect Black, Intense Color, Infinite Contrast
- A9 Gen 4 AI Processor 4K with AI Picture Pro/Sound Pro
- Dolby Vision IQ and Dolby Atmos
- WebOS + ThinQ AI w/ Magic Remote
- Gaming: G-SYNC Compatible, FreeSync, VRR, ALLM
What makes OLED unlike anything else?
SELF-LIT PiXELS. Millions of reasons to love OLED.
Infinite Contrast
OLED puts LED in the shade.
LG OLED TV.
A view found nowhere else
OLED Cinema. The award for best picture goes to…
The TV that Hollywood artists love
“The infinite contrast, it just pops off the frame. It’s perfect.“ – Tim Miller
“It’s exactly as the filmmaker intended you to see it in your home.” – Rob Legato
Dolby Vision™ IQ & Dolby Atmos®
**Dolby Vision is a trademark of Dolby Laboratories. Dolby, Dolby Atmos and the double-D symbol are registered trademarks of Dolby Laboratories.
OLED Gaming. It’s game over for the competition.
This certified G-Sync compatibility makes LG’s OLEDs a more attractive proposition. – AVForums
LG’s CX is the best gaming TV of 2020. – T3 Awards 65CX, 2020
Game Optimizer
The Latest Gaming Specs
Partnerships with Game Industry Leaders
**For illustrative purposes only.
OLED Sport. TV in a league of its own.
OLED Motion Pro
**Screen images simulated.
***For illustrative purposes only.
Sports Alert
Bluetooth Surround Ready
OLED Design. Innovation of unbelievable proportions.
Gallery Stand
Designed to stand out.
**Images are simulated for illustrative purposes only. Part of the power cord or cable may still be visible after installation.
Choose Your Style
More sizes, more wow.
Brains that will blow your mind.
ThinQ AI
Think you know smart? Think again.
New Home
Entertainment access, now even easier
New Magic Remote
Find your favorites fast
Enhanced by LG Audio
**TV voice control is only available with LG TONE Free earbuds. Models FP8, FN7, FN6, FN5W and FN4.
WiSA Ready – Easily enhance your home cinema.
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I shop too much on Amazon –
Product was all scratched up like it was on display somewhere and stuff in box was opened. Missing stuff. Not too happy with experience but a great tv.
Obsidian –
Get one now. Don’t worry about the flagship Sony or LG G1 being brighter on a 10% window, can’t tell in most cases anyway, certainly not in streaming content. If you own a disc player and physical media that is able to provide a true High Dynamic Range (HDR) Ultra High Definition (UHD) source then you’re in for the best viewing experience in 2021.The 77-inch version is exceptional from edge to edge. Price might be a bit hard to justify, but we weren’t using vacation money during the pandemic anyway, right?The C1 is using the new “Evo” panel with the updated screen technology from 2021. It might only make sense to pay the difference for the gallery G1 series TV if your room was constantly flooded with sunlight and you could really benefit from the small increase.Some issues have been noted using LG disc players with LG OLED TVs, so sadly I can’t recommend sticking with the same brand of Blu Ray player. Paired this with a Pansonic DP-UB420-K Blu Ray Player, a Dolby Atmos receiver and speaker setup. It’s better than the theater in almost every way, save for the layers of guilt I experience drenching my own popcorn in theater-levels of butter. Oh, and the cost for all that hardware, no getting around that pocketbook pain either if you’re looking to create that experience.Any negatives about the 77-inch LG C1 involve the home screen in WebOS 6 and the software on that home screen. It seems like I’m being advertised to primarily, then my uses for the TV are slightly deprecated. The internet TV channels barely work, and seem to require some sort of account sign up. This wasn’t, and isn’t, the same on my Samsung HDR TV from 2019. Advertising and data collection evolution is here to stay.Go watch the review videos from HDTVTest and Stop the FOMO, then just buy this already. The picture is better than I expected it would be. For the price I had very high expectations. This is the first OLED TV in our house. Makes me want to replace all the LCD units with similar technology. It’s a bit elitist to suggest this TV was worth it, but for our household and use, it really seems like a good value and choice.
Robert P Burns –
I’m just going to be brutally honest. I got the LG OLED from a few years ago and it started getting terrible burn in after 3.5 years. I hit LG via every touch point possible and they kept offering the same coupon. This WILL happen to these types of TVs. If you can replace your TV every few years than this TV has a great picture. If you’re getting a special TV that you think will be in your home for a while, please look elsewhere.
Joshua Husted –
Not a paid review.I have wanted a OLED ever since they came out. I am a tech geek. I like nice things. I like a premium experience. I really don’t watch much TV so I really never bit the bullet until now. I am in a better position to make the purchase so I went with it. I ended up going with the 55″. I’ve wanted one for at least a year.Software/Layout:Software is incredible. Layout is easy to learn and easy to use. Definitely a good experience. Software seems to be updated pretty frequently too. Already had two updates within a week. Pretty straight forward there. I like that it automatically puts names on the inputs for me. (Sony soundbar/Xbox). There’s tons of apps on the TV and they make it so easy to use.Remote:Remote is good. Feels alright in the hand. Using the remote to move around and click things is kind of annoying so I generally just use the up/down/left/right on the remote instead to select things. The back is piano black so I suspect that the remote will scratch easy. Not a big deal. I really like that the remote has buttons for the top platforms I use to watch movies. Netflix and Prime video buttons right at your fingertips is awesome.Viewing Experience:All content on this TV looks great – regardless if the content is SD/HD/4K/UHD/HDR. I mainly use this TV for Movies and 4k Gaming on the Xbox Series X. Content on the Series S was even really great for being upscaled as well before I got the X. It looked really good. I play mostly Sports games and RPG’s (like assassins’ creed). I really can’t put it to words how great 4k looks on the tv. Everything is just so crisp and clean looking. The Last Dance was the first movie/show I watched on it. You can see the pores on MJ’s face when he’s speaking. It’s pretty insane. The TV just works so well on all platforms.Settings:There’s a lot of customization on the TV which I like. I love making the viewing experience that much better to get that last 5% to put the finishing touches on the TV. You really don’t have to do much to make it look good but for gaming I like the screen to be a warmer hue so it’s easier on the eyes. The G-Sync built into the TV works great – no screen tears or nothing. I generally turn off the AI settings and just put into cinema/filmmaker mode when I’m watching a movie.This is a great all-around TV. It’s excels at anything you throw at it. I have been gaming more than usual and spending more time watching movies and playing games with my friends. It’s not necessarily a bad thing – sometimes you need to take a break and enjoy things instead of just work work work and go go go. I generally hate spending money on things that go down in value but I am happy with my purchase.If you’re in the market for a OLED, LG is the way to go.
Kurt K. –
Pros: The picture quality is simply the best! OLED contrast is stunning. The smart remote control works very well, and there is support for lots of streaming Apps The internal speakers are pretty good, and it supports most all latest audio formats. Cons: Getting it to sync or new LG SP9A Sound Bar has not been easy. It works, then it doesn’t. They are supposed to work via one LG remote, and the most simple temporary cable change will break the companionship. I reached out to LG, who indicated that I would be contacted by a specialist, but that never happened. Basically, when they get out of sync, I have to completely reset TV settings and Soundbar settings, then let them find each other again. Luckily, they are working okay now. Also, the TV only supports Optical sound output, or HDMI ARC out, but not both. Should one desire to have the HDMI ARC features, like ATMOS, then no optical that you may want to connect to another audio Amp, or other. The set is a “Beast’ to install on a wall bracket, and it is power hungry (i.e. > 350 Watts) Overall Review: I am happy that I purchased it! Still, today I had to fumble with the Sound settings because the Soundbar was defaulting to a previous “LOUD’ volume level, despite changing and powering off. Seem you have to get both remotes and power toggle multiple times to change the startjup volume?
Diep L. –
Pros: I was going to buy the CX models few month ago but then I saw this C1 model release i get it right always. Very nice design and it so Thin. Also make sure someone help you to carry because it heavy. Cons: the box when arrive look like damage but lucky the packaging is good enough to protect the tv inside. Beside the box everything is good Overall Review: very recommend this product. You will not disappoint, the quality is awesome