Some people love their 1080p Tv🖥️ Some people love iMax theatre📽️ Some people love their eye's👀 Bigger means it's not a better😊 Happeness is everything what people's needed 😘 Thanks for free video ❤️
Some of the reviews for this don't make sense. This th-cam.com/users/postUgkxUGaHtKW8MwCql2fPyIm9-ftTqSMzKFFA works as well as any power strip I've used. Plug in what you need, be sensible about it & keep it movin' The construction is plastic but it's a sturdy piece. It has a single toggle switch & the swivel jacks are useful as well. Plugged in next to Tripp Lite Isobar takes some of these reviews with a pinch of sumthin' - does what it says & functions properly.Had for about a month. Perfect no complaints will update if anything changes.
I've got 48 inch oled cx as my gaming monitor for my pc for the last 15 ing months.I can tell you I bloody love it.Never going back to using a pc monitor again.
@@droccult700 the newest oleds won’t experience any burn in. I’m tired of people saying this. The only way you’ll get burn in on this is if you leave it on all day even when ur not using it which is something nobody should be doing but people do it anyways
@@WickedRibbon I've disabled TPC and GSM. After a bunch of testing TPC was the only annoying part so I reenabled GSM so brightness only drops when I'm not using it then the screen blanks at 5min. The computer also turns it off/on.
Just a little tip! If you want to delete the mouse moving delay on the display, you just have to turn on game mode and it will be gone. No more delay between you mouse movements and the reaction on the screen
@@Havanu81 I watched the video twice and missed the info. And maybe it can help others that like me that missed the info. Does not change the quality of the video and the channel
@@YDBM It's also very useful information for ppl who did not have time to watch everything and was just scrubbing through. So thanks for the comment. The mouse delay is one of the biggest things preventing me from using a tv as a monitor. Not planning to switch any time soon, tho.
If this was available in a 32 inch screen size, I'd seriously consider it. I find if I have too big of a screen too close to my face, my game play is actually worse. For a desk, a 42 inch screen is too close. I know once I had my old 55 inch TV about four feet away from me and it was not a good experience. Things improved a lot when I was six feet away.
I just got this tv yesterday and it’s beautiful! My first oled and what a difference in blacks and contrast 😍normally I unplug all my devices from the wall for no stand-by but you CANT do this with a oled tv (pixel refresh) or something.I bought this especially for gaming and boy it doesn’t disappoint so fast ! For movies you will fall in love ! Don’t think but buy it you thank me later.
Just purchased it today!!! 3/4 gaming and 1/4 for movies. Seeing up rn. I have literally returned 3 other tvs in past 2 weeks! Just couldn't get them to look right. Hopefully this one impresses!
Regarding screen size. I bought a Dell 32" monitor. It's fantastic. As a software developer, it's the best productivity booster I ever bought outside of a laptop/computer. It makes doing anything on your computer so much better. The only drawback is that I should have bought the 42" version instead. So my advice to you, if you're on the fence between two different size monitors, go with the larger monitor. Provided, of course, it fits.
I have 2 32" monitors. One monitor doesn't have the screen real estate I require. And 2 42" monitors won't fit on my Argosy HALO.K88 Plus recording console workstation.
@@bernardogalvao4448 what do you plan on doing with it? For me, I would not get 21:9 monitor. I don't like the loss of verticality when developing software. Furthermore, most monitors with that dimension have less pixels than a standard 4k monitor. You pay more to display less information. The "4k" only refers to the number of pixels in the horizontal dimension. To get the 21:9 ratio, they basically chop off some vertical pixels. So if you are on the fence, I'd go with a standard 4k dimension and see of there is one at 34" size.
I picked this up last week and there is now a reliable solution to get 4k120 4:4:4 10bit from an M1 mac. There's an anker usb-c to hdmi 2.1 that will allow you to do this with a modifiied firmware loaded onto the adapter that can be found on a macrumors thread.
@@draco2xx No, my question is to you Benjamin. Are U using it as a monitor or only as a TV or PS monitor? You didn't mention in your reply what you are using it for...
@@draco2xx as a monitor for gaming do you find it too big? i am struggling to find something for immersive gaming in the 4k range. but im not sure if this is too big for pc.
As someone getting ready to update my living room (FINALLY)....the fact your desk "monitor" is bigger than my TV for my living room is hilarious. I personally, however, prefer a 30" monitor and what soon will be a 50 or 55" TV
You must have a small living room or something. I have a 55 in my bedroom. How far away do you sit from your tv? If it’s like 10 feet, get a 55 or around there for sure.
@@DarthSpecky I have a 48” and sit around 6-6.5 feet from it (got a small living room area) and I can’t for the love of god understand how some people can use this as a monitor, lol.
Great work man. I'm from the small kingdom of Eswatini in Africa & I follow your content religiously, I must say that even today I'm amazed that you create such beautiful content with just an iPhone.
@@nuj6802 approx. 1.5m I also use it to watch movies when I'm on my bed which is approx. 14ft. away. Serves both purposes extremely well. My advice; if it just for gaming/pc use get the 42" but if you wanna utilize it for movies as well, from a distance similar to mine get the 48". Btw, my desk is 3ft. deep and the C1 is wall mounted.
Been using the 48C1 as my monitor for almost a year. Pro tip: wallmount it and align the bottom of the display with the top of your desk and push the desk away from the wall until you like the viewing distance.
@@chestermoney3 0 burn in issue. Linus always uses his monitor with his PC, displaying same UI elements and splitting his windows always in 4 with separating frames that are probably marking the display. I use it with my work laptop to lead my projects, my personal macbook to develop apps and my gaming pc to... game. It rarely displays the same UI all day long.
@@Vilmir… fair enough! I use a lot of static information quite regularly, but I also game for an hour a day. I wonder if gaming will be enough to reduce burn in..
@@chestermoney3 Just turn the brightness down for productivity. I purposefully induced burn in on my 48CX by keeping my task bar up and regularly using test patterns to look for changes in pixel uniformity. I wanted to know what it would take, so I knew how to avoid it and figured the task bar was a good way to run that experiment since it was on the bottom of the screen where it wouldn't be noticeable, and I could just easily hide the task to prevent further degradation. I estimate I probably had the task bar up for around 3500 hours at 50% brightness before I was able to spot a difference. Thats the equivalent of having the same static elements displayed 8 hours a day for 1.2 years. And it is only barely visible and only during test patterns. Who knows how long it would take for it to actually become problematic. Not to mention it is only where the icons that used brightly saturated colors were located. Linus got burn in because he doesn't care about burn in. If you are remotely careful it is probably not something you need to worry about. Just don't crank the brightness any higher than you need to for productivity and if you have the same static elements constantly on screen all day every day, figure out a way to move or shift them once in a blue moon. IE rearrange window locations, resize windows (easily done with fancyzones) etc. I have since used the 48CX another 4000 hours with no further signs of pixel degradation. Because as long as you are remotely conscious about it, it is actually quite difficult to achieve. Or you could just do what I did and buy a 5 year warranty that covers burn in. As I am extremely heavy user that uses his monitor 12+ hours a day, mostly for productivity, and didn't know what to expect regarding burn-in. But knowing what I know now, I regret paying for it and won't bother buying a burn in warranty with any future OLED monitor purchase. But all future monitor purchases will definitely be OLED.
I remember trying out a 48" CX, and it was just too big for anything but gaming. I really didn't like having to dart my eyes constantly all over the screen to read, edit, etc. Ended up with an Alienware 38" UW, and am satisfied with it. But I could see down the line taking a fresh look at this slightly smaller 42" OLED. I love LG's TVs, so this might be the perfect future setup.
No issues for me as I have been using the B8 since Black Friday 2018. I just use it as a dual or quad monitor setup but without the bezels breaking up the image. The TV of my parents is starting to fail though, so I am thinking of upgrading to a C2 55" soon myself. To each their own though... but moving your eyes and neck during long sessions behind the computer will minimize strain vatigue (e.g. dry eyes and stiff necks).
Been watching so many videos about using this as a monitor and looking for one where they actually provide their desk dimensions for context. Thank you!
The question that I have about these setups is in webcam placement. Putting the camera above a screen that big would essentially mean the camera is above me during calls, streaming, etc...
the C1 has gotten price cut. when the C1 series released the 65" didn't cost $1,700 like now. how much? $2,500. same orice as C2 65". the 48" which was the smallest = $1,500. same price as the C2 48". C2 price is normal for release(Sony A90K 42" also costs $1,400) and eventually it will take a price cut and reach C1 prices. all you have to do is be patient and wait. the C2 55" and above have the brighter EVO panel with better colors compared with C1 55" and above. once the price cut comes it will 100% worth to buy the C2 55" and above.
I got one of these about a month ago (48 Inch) and I cant even put into words how good it looks for gaming. I don't even have a PS5 yet I'm still on PS4 but even so, RDR2 looks absolutely outstanding on this TV - like mind bogglingly good.
A 4k screen at that size means you really shouldn't be using full screen for everything. I laugh when people complain that it's still too big when they're stuck with old habits of full-screening everything such as web browser. Just because that was the way of life for tiny 27" monitor doesn't mean you should do this on a 42" display.
For $100 more, I’ll take the 48” C2. I have a 43” Vizio mounted on the wall in front of my desk and the distance isn’t bad. I can always mount the 48” C2 and pull the desk back a little bit further.
Been using a 40" Samsung LED for about 5 years now as my main monitor, looking at this LG OLED now but still worried about burn in, I'm a programmer during the day, gamer at night so I'm going to have static images for a long time during the day.
Nice. I've been using a Samsung 40" 4K TV as a monitor for years, I tend to describe it as like an ultrawide but with more vertical room. Can have docs or code in a tall thin window but most apps I run at a similar size/res to a 15" 1080p screen - you just don't need to fullscreen any apps. I tend to use similar space overall to an ultrawide much of the time but can have apps higher or lower rather than using a height adjust on the screen itself. This looks perfect as an upgrade at some point.
Was hoping someone might have transcribed the picture settings and stuck them in the comments.. Oh well. Another great vid mate; always enjoy your TV once-overs.
@@DNGR369 Maybe on the odd shot here and there but 9 times outta 10 our man uses the base lens on the phone for his vids and tweaks it in post-production
Dear spawnpoiint , i watched your earlier videos of the monitor lg gp950b , do you think that this tv/monitor is better or not worth the change ? because i bought the lg gp950b because of your great video :)
Wishlist for this 42 Oled: - No "Game mode" switch - No automatic dimming - White surface should be white and not blue - less glossy surface The Alienware AW3423dw handles al of that way better but its to small and not 4k
Great review on the C2. I’m hoping for manufacturers to bring this years TV quicker to other region. By the way, have you though of comparing this TV with this year Sony 42A90K sometime in future?
I can definitely see this finally being the OLED that makes sense for me. The full 4K for games and then use it as 21:9 for work (3840 x 1600). It's about 5 inches wider and 7 inches taller than my current 34" 1440p with very similar PPI. Too bad the MBP doesn't have hdmi 2.1, but 120Hz isn't that big of a deal for working. The only thing I'm worried about is the ABL
@@rilez2106 Yes but they added better protection for it because it is built as a monitor not a tv. As a tv they know there is less static images. Reviewers who had the c1 as a monitor had burn in eventually but then they turned around and complained about the extra measure they put in for the monitor. You can get the Aorus monitor on sale now because of the negative reviews.
Thanks, this review covered everything that I needed to know. Now I would feel good about picking it up for productivity and gaming. I'm still going to wait to see how the A90K performs but I'm happy about having this as a legit option.
It doesn't answer the big question though. Monitors are basically OLEDs worst enemy. Unless you intend to get a new monitor in a year or 3, it will be pretty likely to get permanent burn in within that time frame with heavy usage (or you can prevent it by putting the brightness extra low, but there's no point in getting something so expensive if you're not going to make proper use of it). The guy making this video doesn't quite seem to understand how OLED burn in works and that it's technically the reverse of the classical plasma burn in. As in... that it's more something of a burn out.
@@thenonexistinghero I have a 17 yr old Plasma TV that has probably logged a million hours over the years. Only a year ago did I just start getting burn in and image retention. OLED is miiiiiles ahead of Plasma screens in terms of efficiency
@@thenonexistinghero I get that...my point is that burn in is such an overblown issue. You gotta run your TV into the ground or pretty much get stuck with a lemon for burn in to be a real concern.
Love your content man, your voice is super relaxing and your pacing of the videos is spot on for my liking 👏 Let me know when you're done with the C2 and I'll get it back to the guys who loaned it to you!
Curious to see if they continue to shrink the panel sizes. A big opportunity is there. Personally just bought a LG C1 to replace my x900h. Calibrated and looks fantastic with my Series X and PS5.
They probably will but not in the near future. Production yields are not that high yet for OLED panels, and the rising price of raw materials right now isn't helping.
I’d been waiting for this to drop all day, much appreciated dude. I think I’m just too scared to use a 42” as a monitor, as nice as it would be to have something of this calibre on my desk. If you have any recommendations for 4K 120hz monitors within that 32-38ish bracket I’d love to hear them!
There’s a new 34 inch Alienware monitor with an OLED panel and 120Hz support. Reviews say it’s a fantastic monitor and the price isn’t too bad either, but there might be some availability issues.
Check out Hardware Unboxed. They recommend the Gigabyte M something. I think it’s a 32” 4K monitor. You’re right in being afraid to use a huge monitor, especially if you have only one PC or plan on using it as your only monitor. I have the Aorus 43” 4k monitor. It’s VA but the picture quality isn’t the problem - the sheer distance of the corners from your center field of view negates the additional space they provide. For work and casual use, multiple 27” or 32” monitors, or a widescreen monitor would be much better.
@@iatwiatw I currently use a 34” ultra wide on my desk for work mostly as I don’t use a PC for gaming (I might in the future, though), and have an older 27/28” LG 4K monitor next to it that hardly ever gets turned on. The difference between the 2 resolutions means I can’t use them for work at the same time as the non-4K next to 4K looks terrible. I’d probably use a decent 32” 4K as my main driver, and possibly keep the 28” as a secondary.
Thanks for looking at some of the things i mentioned on your previous video! Shame you couldn't do 4K @ 120Hz. As far as i know a PC with a RTX 3xxx/RX 6xxx GPU is the only thing that can do that with 12-bit 4:4:4 colour. XSX is limited to 10-bit 4:4:4 at 4K 120Hz, and PS5 is limited to just 8-bit 4:2:2... oof. Consoles don't have the full HDMI 2.1 bandwidth. BTW, LG have said the 42" will be using the new EX panel later this year. The 42" currently has an older WBC panel which is why there's no pink-ish tint at off angles on the whites, like on the new EX panels. But EX has longer life span and is less susceptible to burn-in (and can go brighter in HDR). So if anyone specifically plans on using a 42" as a PC monitor, it might be better to wait if you're worried about burn-in. The 48" and up all use EX.
@@mujtabamujeeb786 Personally i'd wait. I know the 42" EX panels were already being manufactured for a few months now so you shouldn't have to wait long, but it's hard to say when you will be guaranteed to get an EX panel. Some places have old stock for ages.
@@Crusty_Minge dang ahh! Another thing I’m bummed out about the dimming using Microsoft word and such. I have a 3090 ti so for gaming it would be good but for productivity it not too sure. Alienware oled monitors aren’t delivering until august. I’m so torn.
@@mujtabamujeeb786 I'm kinda in same boat. But i'll be getting the 75" C2 to use with my 3080 Ti because i already sit several foot away. You can disable the ASBL (Automatic Static Brightness Limiter) dimming in the service menu, but you'll have to get an LG 'service remote' to access that menu (vids on here show how to do it). You can buy them on Ebay/Amazon. I'll be doing this because i think it will be fine with an EX panel. I also use a dark theme on everything. But the place i'll be getting it from in the UK has a 5 year burn-in warranty so i'm not worried lol. The Alienware QD-OLED doesn't interest me because the text and small icon rendering is awful for productivity due to the weird triangle subpixel layout. It produces a chromatic aberration-like effect. HDTV Test shows it in his Alienware vid, and i _think_ it was Stop The Fomo who did a first impressions live stream where he could see it from around 10 foot away (!!). Although that was a worst case scenario with a white edge on black background, but still. There's also serious problems like an audible fan, or the lack of a screen polarizer so it reflects a ton of light which totally ruins the gorgeous OLED contrast, and the res not even being 4K. Hardware Unboxed also have a good review on the Alienware and they mention many of these issues.
I am still happy with my LG C8 in the gaming room so far. Has a Series S on it for guests to play Halo Infinite or Destiny 2. Downstairs rocking a 77inch GX atm and still perfect. I skipped the C/G1 because I don't liked the WebOS version with the full screen stuff. Will just keep on using these TV's until they burn in or get damaged. C8 is being gamed on like every day and sometimes 8/12 hours a day (weekends) and still performing perfect after all these years. Great content btw :D
I've been considering the C2 42" to replace my ancient Sony Bravia 1080p 60hz set that I purchased back in 2008. I recently picked up a PS5 and the C2 would probably make the most of that console. Not really a fan of screen burn in, kind of reminds me of the early HD plasma TV'S.😄
The C2 runs at 120hz, so it was made for the P5. Your HDMI cable that came with your P5 is HDMI 2.1 compatible. You will need that to get the most out of the P5.
This was months ago but I recently ordered a C2, coming from a Sony Bravia X90J. If you don’t want to go the OLED route, the X90J is an amazing TV too and supports 4K120 and VRR. It has very good colours and local dimming.
Hey @spawnpoint - you mentioned at 3:38 ( th-cam.com/video/B1Py5UBPqnA/w-d-xo.html) that you needed to reduce sharpness. How did you do this? Is this through TV settings, or a windows setting? It's not clear so hoping you can clarify. Thank you
Personally I’m going to go with 48’ oled as the screen will hopefully feel more immersive. Also got my on the Sony a90k. Will see how this tv performs.
I love my lg 48 cx as a monitor especially for gaming. That paired with a 3070ti, can't beat it I get 4k 90-100fps on ultra settings on all games if not more. I'm more of a eye candy kinda guy rather than a fps nerd.
I love the LG OLEDs but that’s just way too big for me (as a monitor). 32” helps me appreciate the value 4K brings but even then, I think 27” is my personal sweet spot.
@@dylanhumphrey2479 I was saying I think 32" helps me appreciate the value a little better than 27" (the extra screen real estate let's the 4K shine to my eyes), and so obviously like you said even bigger, even better. We're on the same page.
I already have the c1 and it’s amazing, no reason for me to upgrade to same tv brand, i would prefer new 42 inch Sony A90K, perfect with my PS5, and the C1 i will use it for my XBOX
I've been very interested in the monitors and TVs, that have been offered lately. Since I have been trying to, upgrade to a 4K TV for a while now. So I can have the full gaming experience, on my ps4 and ps5 (once I am able to buy one) 😁🤔
ps4 and ps5 are not native 4K. the consoles are weak for native 4K. they are upscale and most of the time the upscaling doesn't reach 4K. the console is weak even to upscale to 4K, and newer games will be more demanding.
I’ve been using the c1 for about a year and a half and not burn in.. take care of your monitor instead of leaving it on all the time . I swear people are so fucking stupid
Man the vertical stand for the laptop, I had no idea those existed, it's fucking brilliant, I went to Amazon right after the video and bought me one of those.
DAY 2 with a New 42" CORSAIR i-7400 Intel 13,900K 4090 GPU, and my NEW LG C2 42". I was excited to see the C2 in action, and this looks AWESOME if you watch a 4 K video on you tube that has vivid colors. Prior to using this as a monitor, I used as a TV for 1 month and had my x-box connected and it was nice. NOW that it's a Monitor, this is my MAIN GRIPE ( YES I turned off ALL the auto dimming that you can with Serv Remote) I got mine from Costco, so maybe they do something so people don't return them after 2 years. I did all the main calibration videos you probably did too, and running Windows HDR, which makes screen brighter in general. Any White screen looks so dim and dull. Like RIGHT NOW, typing this comment in YT, the background of the YT screen is white, but it is not crisp, it's dark and looks almost GREY and it really annoys me, and I MAY have to return it? I am going to give it some time first. Gaming it's sweet, but it is NOT SUPER Bright for regular PC use. I do use my PC for non-gaming too. I hooked up My 10-year-old LG 1080P monitor side by side to compare and the LG looked like it was in power save mode and if you didn't what you were looking at you'd say that looks like S#$%^&. Again, JUST for larger WHITE areas. Same with Google searches (with white background). I changed to black and the white looks fine. If I COULD get a 4K Monitor that looked this good, BUT ALSO LOOKED good and had a nice white BR, I would spend more $$ to buy it, but I have no idea what would be BETTER than this? I could get used to this, but right now as I type it is so DIM compared to my old monitor that I shouldn't have to MAKE MYSELF Try to like it. That is my real opinion so far.
I bought the C2 42 for Ps5 gaming and programming work and a C2 65 as a TV which I can of course also use for gaming if I want to. Maybe for late nights when I just want to sit in a couch but overall I’ll use the 42 inch for gaming.
I got it too. How do you like it? I am having a hard time looking at text in the corners of the monitor as it feels like it is too far away and wished this was curved in a bit.
I wish I had not missed the previous video, I actually wanted to ask a question and it's probably too late now. I fancy this monitor but my graphic card is only fitting for 1440p. I was wondering if playing a game in 1440p on this 4K display would look... tolerable, or not. In any case I'm glad I found this channel. Stellar reviews.
You can always play games in native 4k and use the in-game settings to reduce the resolution to 1440p (resolution scaling). Otherwise 1440p looks better on a 1440p than on a 4k.
I use a 32" 4K monitor for general use and work! I usually sit more or less the same like in the video. He says that 32" would be perfect for gaming like warzone but I disagree. It is too big. 24 to 27 inch is the perfect size as you don't have to sit a mile away and in the center of your vision you can see the whole screen meaning that you can spot enemies faster. You don't have to strain your eyes using your peripheral vision which is something really important while gaming for a long time. Work + entertainment 32" or more if you like it. Gaming -- no ultra wide, just a simple fast screen around 27" or lower.
I just got my LG C2 55 a few weeks ago. I play on Series X it’s amazing. Also watching Sports is amazing as well. Only thing is the WEB OS 22 is clunky. My old LG B8 55 had a simple app pop up menu which was much better I thought. Also I wish the remote was back lit as well. Other than that I love the TV.
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Do you think 42" is too big as a monitor?
It's actually a perfect size
It's just what some people might prefer
No I think it's immersive and perfect for gaming
Yes. 32 inch is my max for a monitor.
Some people love their 1080p Tv🖥️
Some people love iMax theatre📽️
Some people love their eye's👀
Bigger means it's not a better😊 Happeness is everything what people's needed 😘
Thanks for free video ❤️
It's a quite decent size for a monitor by the way awesome graphics
Some of the reviews for this don't make sense. This th-cam.com/users/postUgkxUGaHtKW8MwCql2fPyIm9-ftTqSMzKFFA works as well as any power strip I've used. Plug in what you need, be sensible about it & keep it movin' The construction is plastic but it's a sturdy piece. It has a single toggle switch & the swivel jacks are useful as well. Plugged in next to Tripp Lite Isobar takes some of these reviews with a pinch of sumthin' - does what it says & functions properly.Had for about a month. Perfect no complaints will update if anything changes.
I've got 48 inch oled cx as my gaming monitor for my pc for the last 15 ing months.I can tell you I bloody love it.Never going back to using a pc monitor again.
Did you experience any burn in?
@@droccult700 the newest oleds won’t experience any burn in. I’m tired of people saying this. The only way you’ll get burn in on this is if you leave it on all day even when ur not using it which is something nobody should be doing but people do it anyways
How do you find the ABL? Do you have any strategies to work around it?
@KirCh4rT change wallpaper every minute, hide taskbar, hide icons on desktop. I use a c1 48 as monitor.
@@WickedRibbon I've disabled TPC and GSM. After a bunch of testing TPC was the only annoying part so I reenabled GSM so brightness only drops when I'm not using it then the screen blanks at 5min. The computer also turns it off/on.
Just a little tip! If you want to delete the mouse moving delay on the display, you just have to turn on game mode and it will be gone. No more delay between you mouse movements and the reaction on the screen
Oh damn didn’t know that
It's actually mentioned in the video itself so why the repeat?
@@Havanu81 I watched the video twice and missed the info. And maybe it can help others that like me that missed the info. Does not change the quality of the video and the channel
@@YDBM It's also very useful information for ppl who did not have time to watch everything and was just scrubbing through. So thanks for the comment. The mouse delay is one of the biggest things preventing me from using a tv as a monitor. Not planning to switch any time soon, tho.
Is there any drawback that comes with it? Like why wouldn't it be a default or always on setting?
If this was available in a 32 inch screen size, I'd seriously consider it. I find if I have too big of a screen too close to my face, my game play is actually worse. For a desk, a 42 inch screen is too close. I know once I had my old 55 inch TV about four feet away from me and it was not a good experience. Things improved a lot when I was six feet away.
32 inch is a monitor size and not a TV.
@@danilakornejev6447 Agreed 100%
Gotta get a very deep desk, and then it will work far better as a monitor
@@danilakornejev6447we had 14" living room TVs not too long ago
@@christianroman530 In what ways do you feel that it's better than a smaller monitor if you have a deep desk?
So glad I was able to get a 42” C2 for $799 at Best Buy! Great deal for my 1st OLED
same here......mine from amazon.😄
I just got this tv yesterday and it’s beautiful! My first oled and what a difference in blacks and contrast 😍normally I unplug all my devices from the wall for no stand-by but you CANT do this with a oled tv (pixel refresh) or something.I bought this especially for gaming and boy it doesn’t disappoint so fast ! For movies you will fall in love ! Don’t think but buy it you thank me later.
Just purchased it today!!! 3/4 gaming and 1/4 for movies. Seeing up rn. I have literally returned 3 other tvs in past 2 weeks! Just couldn't get them to look right. Hopefully this one impresses!
what is pixel refresh?
@@ericstowe8285 how was it!?
Your content is amazing, am always happy when you upload videos.
Thanks for the support!
Keep it up
Regarding screen size. I bought a Dell 32" monitor. It's fantastic. As a software developer, it's the best productivity booster I ever bought outside of a laptop/computer. It makes doing anything on your computer so much better. The only drawback is that I should have bought the 42" version instead.
So my advice to you, if you're on the fence between two different size monitors, go with the larger monitor. Provided, of course, it fits.
I have 2 32" monitors. One monitor doesn't have the screen real estate I require. And 2 42" monitors won't fit on my Argosy HALO.K88 Plus recording console workstation.
do you ever wonder what a 34" 21:9 display would feel like? that's what I am on the fence about
@@bernardogalvao4448 what do you plan on doing with it? For me, I would not get 21:9 monitor. I don't like the loss of verticality when developing software. Furthermore, most monitors with that dimension have less pixels than a standard 4k monitor. You pay more to display less information. The "4k" only refers to the number of pixels in the horizontal dimension. To get the 21:9 ratio, they basically chop off some vertical pixels. So if you are on the fence, I'd go with a standard 4k dimension and see of there is one at 34" size.
Nah. 32 is great but I think 42 is bad. You would be having to move your eyes all around all the time.
I picked this up last week and there is now a reliable solution to get 4k120 4:4:4 10bit from an M1 mac. There's an anker usb-c to hdmi 2.1 that will allow you to do this with a modifiied firmware loaded onto the adapter that can be found on a macrumors thread.
c2 is amazing also excellent for gaming, definitely recommend if you're on the fence about getting it
You use it as a monitor?
@@Nocturnes1984 you can, did you not read the specs? its designed as a monitor in mind
@@draco2xx No, my question is to you Benjamin. Are U using it as a monitor or only as a TV or PS monitor? You didn't mention in your reply what you are using it for...
@@Nocturnes1984 yes, im using it as a monitor
@@draco2xx as a monitor for gaming do you find it too big? i am struggling to find something for immersive gaming in the 4k range. but im not sure if this is too big for pc.
Best review for the C2 42. Thank you for taking subs requests into consideration. Can’t wait for the next one!
As someone getting ready to update my living room (FINALLY)....the fact your desk "monitor" is bigger than my TV for my living room is hilarious. I personally, however, prefer a 30" monitor and what soon will be a 50 or 55" TV
You must have a small living room or something. I have a 55 in my bedroom.
How far away do you sit from your tv? If it’s like 10 feet, get a 55 or around there for sure.
@@DarthSpecky I have a 48” and sit around 6-6.5 feet from it (got a small living room area) and I can’t for the love of god understand how some people can use this as a monitor, lol.
Great work man. I'm from the small kingdom of Eswatini in Africa & I follow your content religiously, I must say that even today I'm amazed that you create such beautiful content with just an iPhone.
Lets go another upload. Been waiting for this all week
Thank you!
No thank you for keeping me sane
I was finally able to purchase this tv it’s on the way right now I can’t wait
where did you buy it for how much
Your editing skills are supreme
Thank you!
I got the 48" C1 and cannot go back to anything smaller for gaming. It's also my PC monitor and I love it.
just got mine 48 inch c1 , perfect monitor for anything dolby atoms and hdr is actually good compared to hdr on 27 inch monitors
How far do you sit from it? Debating between 42 and 48 inch
@@nuj6802 approx. 1.5m
I also use it to watch movies when I'm on my bed which is approx. 14ft. away. Serves both purposes extremely well. My advice; if it just for gaming/pc use get the 42" but if you wanna utilize it for movies as well, from a distance similar to mine get the 48". Btw, my desk is 3ft. deep and the C1 is wall mounted.
How do I use it as an external display?
@@fonzieog5072 can you elaborate?
My desk is 80cm deep and the 42" size is perfect for that. I got mine in March for £1199 from RS with a 6 year warranty.
Been using the 48C1 as my monitor for almost a year. Pro tip: wallmount it and align the bottom of the display with the top of your desk and push the desk away from the wall until you like the viewing distance.
I did the same as you love it.
How’s your burn in? I saw Linus’ was pretty bad after 1 year… I do a lot of excel and scared my games will have excel spreadsheets burnt.. 😅
@@chestermoney3 0 burn in issue. Linus always uses his monitor with his PC, displaying same UI elements and splitting his windows always in 4 with separating frames that are probably marking the display. I use it with my work laptop to lead my projects, my personal macbook to develop apps and my gaming pc to... game. It rarely displays the same UI all day long.
@@Vilmir… fair enough! I use a lot of static information quite regularly, but I also game for an hour a day. I wonder if gaming will be enough to reduce burn in..
@@chestermoney3 Just turn the brightness down for productivity. I purposefully induced burn in on my 48CX by keeping my task bar up and regularly using test patterns to look for changes in pixel uniformity. I wanted to know what it would take, so I knew how to avoid it and figured the task bar was a good way to run that experiment since it was on the bottom of the screen where it wouldn't be noticeable, and I could just easily hide the task to prevent further degradation. I estimate I probably had the task bar up for around 3500 hours at 50% brightness before I was able to spot a difference. Thats the equivalent of having the same static elements displayed 8 hours a day for 1.2 years. And it is only barely visible and only during test patterns. Who knows how long it would take for it to actually become problematic. Not to mention it is only where the icons that used brightly saturated colors were located.
Linus got burn in because he doesn't care about burn in. If you are remotely careful it is probably not something you need to worry about. Just don't crank the brightness any higher than you need to for productivity and if you have the same static elements constantly on screen all day every day, figure out a way to move or shift them once in a blue moon. IE rearrange window locations, resize windows (easily done with fancyzones) etc.
I have since used the 48CX another 4000 hours with no further signs of pixel degradation. Because as long as you are remotely conscious about it, it is actually quite difficult to achieve. Or you could just do what I did and buy a 5 year warranty that covers burn in. As I am extremely heavy user that uses his monitor 12+ hours a day, mostly for productivity, and didn't know what to expect regarding burn-in. But knowing what I know now, I regret paying for it and won't bother buying a burn in warranty with any future OLED monitor purchase. But all future monitor purchases will definitely be OLED.
I remember trying out a 48" CX, and it was just too big for anything but gaming. I really didn't like having to dart my eyes constantly all over the screen to read, edit, etc. Ended up with an Alienware 38" UW, and am satisfied with it. But I could see down the line taking a fresh look at this slightly smaller 42" OLED. I love LG's TVs, so this might be the perfect future setup.
Yep I can't wait for the 42in flex!
No issues for me as I have been using the B8 since Black Friday 2018. I just use it as a dual or quad monitor setup but without the bezels breaking up the image. The TV of my parents is starting to fail though, so I am thinking of upgrading to a C2 55" soon myself. To each their own though... but moving your eyes and neck during long sessions behind the computer will minimize strain vatigue (e.g. dry eyes and stiff necks).
Been watching so many videos about using this as a monitor and looking for one where they actually provide their desk dimensions for context. Thank you!
The question that I have about these setups is in webcam placement. Putting the camera above a screen that big would essentially mean the camera is above me during calls, streaming, etc...
Those glossy displays are really annoying! Only using them in a dark room would remove the shiny reflections on the screen.
Thanks to C2, I got new 55 C1 for a 1000 euro 😉😎🙏
Nice one! Great buy!
the C1 has gotten price cut. when the C1 series released the 65" didn't cost $1,700 like now. how much? $2,500. same orice as C2 65". the 48" which was the smallest = $1,500. same price as the C2 48". C2 price is normal for release(Sony A90K 42" also costs $1,400) and eventually it will take a price cut and reach C1 prices. all you have to do is be patient and wait. the C2 55" and above have the brighter EVO panel with better colors compared with C1 55" and above. once the price cut comes it will 100% worth to buy the C2 55" and above.
I got one of these about a month ago (48 Inch) and I cant even put into words how good it looks for gaming. I don't even have a PS5 yet I'm still on PS4 but even so, RDR2 looks absolutely outstanding on this TV - like mind bogglingly good.
A 4k screen at that size means you really shouldn't be using full screen for everything. I laugh when people complain that it's still too big when they're stuck with old habits of full-screening everything such as web browser. Just because that was the way of life for tiny 27" monitor doesn't mean you should do this on a 42" display.
I dont care dumb a, I still prefer a smaller screen.
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Thanks for the support, I really appreciate it!
For $100 more, I’ll take the 48” C2. I have a 43” Vizio mounted on the wall in front of my desk and the distance isn’t bad. I can always mount the 48” C2 and pull the desk back a little bit further.
it was only $50 more for my 48 c2, i mounted my on the wall right above my gaming desk looks great
Been using a 40" Samsung LED for about 5 years now as my main monitor, looking at this LG OLED now but still worried about burn in, I'm a programmer during the day, gamer at night so I'm going to have static images for a long time during the day.
Was just watching the switch OLED videos as I recently got one and wanted to see how you use it
Nintendo switch oled?
@@dmoney8040 yeah
Looks good, can't wait to have it when it's back on stock lol
Would definitely have this for content consumption with a different monitor dedicated to work. Love the LG C1 and this looks like a great compromise.
500 pounds more expensive than the 48 inch c1 lol xd i just got c1 48 for pc with 6900xt and is fk amyzing
I really was waiting for this video
Love your videos
Planning on picking this up as my primary monitor for a Mac/PC setup once the price gets to a reasonable level.
I’m planning the same
I just picked it up for 800, felt like a steal
Your review is by far the best one on TH-cam. I enjoy watching your content. Keep Up.
Nice. I've been using a Samsung 40" 4K TV as a monitor for years, I tend to describe it as like an ultrawide but with more vertical room. Can have docs or code in a tall thin window but most apps I run at a similar size/res to a 15" 1080p screen - you just don't need to fullscreen any apps. I tend to use similar space overall to an ultrawide much of the time but can have apps higher or lower rather than using a height adjust on the screen itself. This looks perfect as an upgrade at some point.
Which samsung model do you have? Been looking for something, but the C2 is still more money then I'd like to spend
@@syproductions456 UE40MU6120K. It's a shame there's so little choice in the smaller 4K TV market, most start at 42"+ now.
43 inch samsung user here. It's just great.
Was hoping someone might have transcribed the picture settings and stuck them in the comments.. Oh well. Another great vid mate; always enjoy your TV once-overs.
I’ll do this later today. Thank you too.
@@SpawnPoiint Hello, did you manage to post this information? I can't find them anywhere in the comments.
How do you feel about the auto dimming feature? Does it bother you when gaming?
I have this one! Bought it immediately when it became available in Bulgaria its amazing.
Still amazes me that all this amazing footage can come from the device in our pockets man! #bethelight
Thanks man. The iPhone still amazes me.
He's using no add-on lenses?
@@DNGR369 Maybe on the odd shot here and there but 9 times outta 10 our man uses the base lens on the phone for his vids and tweaks it in post-production
No add-on lenses, just the iPhone camera and standard camera app.
@@SpawnPoiint Even better! 😄 Enjoy the videos you do bud. Keep up the great content.
I have the LG 43UN700 (43" 4k Monitor) it has anti-glare and matte finish. I love it. Been using kind about a year.
Dear spawnpoiint , i watched your earlier videos of the monitor lg gp950b , do you think that this tv/monitor is better or not worth the change ? because i bought the lg gp950b because of your great video :)
I just purchased my first oled tv 42inch c2 was on sale. Couldn't say no. Can't wait to try it out see what's all the hype about. 😊
Wishlist for this 42 Oled:
- No "Game mode" switch
- No automatic dimming
- White surface should be white and not blue
- less glossy surface
The Alienware AW3423dw handles al of that way better but its to small and not 4k
I have been using an LG 55-inch OLED TV as a monitor for years, and I am about to upgrade to the C2 now!
I have the 48 c1 it’s awesome as a monitor and tv, I’ve plugged in my old 1080p it lucks so dull compared to oled, once you get one you won’t go back.
The best display of all time!!! and that’s a fact!!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Great review on the C2. I’m hoping for manufacturers to bring this years TV quicker to other region. By the way, have you though of comparing this TV with this year Sony 42A90K sometime in future?
I’ve got a list of TVs I’d like to compare to, that is one
thank you for doingt this! strongly considering chanigng from my Dell 3818 UW to this! This was very informative!! Subscribed!
I can definitely see this finally being the OLED that makes sense for me. The full 4K for games and then use it as 21:9 for work (3840 x 1600). It's about 5 inches wider and 7 inches taller than my current 34" 1440p with very similar PPI.
Too bad the MBP doesn't have hdmi 2.1, but 120Hz isn't that big of a deal for working. The only thing I'm worried about is the ABL
ABL can be turned off by a service remote, which is very cheap.
Why would you cut off vertical pixels for work?
Get the Aorus FO48 if you want it as a monitor. Mentioned in my above post. The creator of this video will be complaining in a year about burn in..
@@JohnCiaccio uses the same panel as the C1 (which lg made) it has the same chance of developing burn in as any other OLED
@@rilez2106 Yes but they added better protection for it because it is built as a monitor not a tv. As a tv they know there is less static images. Reviewers who had the c1 as a monitor had burn in eventually but then they turned around and complained about the extra measure they put in for the monitor. You can get the Aorus monitor on sale now because of the negative reviews.
I am just here for the accent and I love the all black schematics! Chic!!!
Thanks, this review covered everything that I needed to know. Now I would feel good about picking it up for productivity and gaming. I'm still going to wait to see how the A90K performs but I'm happy about having this as a legit option.
It doesn't answer the big question though. Monitors are basically OLEDs worst enemy. Unless you intend to get a new monitor in a year or 3, it will be pretty likely to get permanent burn in within that time frame with heavy usage (or you can prevent it by putting the brightness extra low, but there's no point in getting something so expensive if you're not going to make proper use of it). The guy making this video doesn't quite seem to understand how OLED burn in works and that it's technically the reverse of the classical plasma burn in. As in... that it's more something of a burn out.
@@thenonexistinghero I have a 17 yr old Plasma TV that has probably logged a million hours over the years. Only a year ago did I just start getting burn in and image retention. OLED is miiiiiles ahead of Plasma screens in terms of efficiency
@@ronniekregar3482 They are completely different technologies and their burn in isn't the same at all -__-
@@thenonexistinghero I get that...my point is that burn in is such an overblown issue. You gotta run your TV into the ground or pretty much get stuck with a lemon for burn in to be a real concern.
@@thenonexistinghero and I paid like 3 grand for that thing back in like 05 lol. I'd say I got my money's worth at least lol.
Love your content man, your voice is super relaxing and your pacing of the videos is spot on for my liking 👏 Let me know when you're done with the C2 and I'll get it back to the guys who loaned it to you!
Spawn would be the perfect man to announce that the world was ending. You'd just be like "Yeah, okay man, whatevs. Just keep talking..." Ha ha.
Thanks guys!
@@karlsavage7495 so true haha
It’s on sale for 799 right now
I dont know anything about tv pricing and how low they get, assuming you do, do you think this tv will go for cheaper than 799 in perhaps a year or 2?
what site
Nice video you covered everything as simple as possible
Thank you!
Curious to see if they continue to shrink the panel sizes. A big opportunity is there.
Personally just bought a LG C1 to replace my x900h. Calibrated and looks fantastic with my Series X and PS5.
You calibrate yourself or someone local?
@@dylanhumphrey2479 Just followed HDTVTEST's settings.
why not just get the c2 and get it over with, c2 optimization makes it faster than the c1. c1 is laggy
@@draco2xx for the UI yeah for sure but luckily you don’t need to use it very often. You can set shortcuts on the remote for any app you want.
They probably will but not in the near future. Production yields are not that high yet for OLED panels, and the rising price of raw materials right now isn't helping.
Great review, im buying this tv tomorrow !
Thanks for watching!
I’d been waiting for this to drop all day, much appreciated dude. I think I’m just too scared to use a 42” as a monitor, as nice as it would be to have something of this calibre on my desk. If you have any recommendations for 4K 120hz monitors within that 32-38ish bracket I’d love to hear them!
There’s a new 34 inch Alienware monitor with an OLED panel and 120Hz support. Reviews say it’s a fantastic monitor and the price isn’t too bad either, but there might be some availability issues.
Check out Hardware Unboxed. They recommend the Gigabyte M something. I think it’s a 32” 4K monitor.
You’re right in being afraid to use a huge monitor, especially if you have only one PC or plan on using it as your only monitor.
I have the Aorus 43” 4k monitor. It’s VA but the picture quality isn’t the problem - the sheer distance of the corners from your center field of view negates the additional space they provide.
For work and casual use, multiple 27” or 32” monitors, or a widescreen monitor would be much better.
@@iatwiatw I currently use a 34” ultra wide on my desk for work mostly as I don’t use a PC for gaming (I might in the future, though), and have an older 27/28” LG 4K monitor next to it that hardly ever gets turned on.
The difference between the 2 resolutions means I can’t use them for work at the same time as the non-4K next to 4K looks terrible.
I’d probably use a decent 32” 4K as my main driver, and possibly keep the 28” as a secondary.
@@iatwiatw oh and possibly the M32U? I saw Bob Wulff review those, looked good but had some bad reviews elsewhere. Will check it out
Honestly once you get a tv and see how drastically advanced the screen technology is compared to monitors you won’t regret having a big screen.
One day everyone own this monitor good bless all
Thanks for looking at some of the things i mentioned on your previous video! Shame you couldn't do 4K @ 120Hz. As far as i know a PC with a RTX 3xxx/RX 6xxx GPU is the only thing that can do that with 12-bit 4:4:4 colour. XSX is limited to 10-bit 4:4:4 at 4K 120Hz, and PS5 is limited to just 8-bit 4:2:2... oof. Consoles don't have the full HDMI 2.1 bandwidth.
BTW, LG have said the 42" will be using the new EX panel later this year. The 42" currently has an older WBC panel which is why there's no pink-ish tint at off angles on the whites, like on the new EX panels. But EX has longer life span and is less susceptible to burn-in (and can go brighter in HDR). So if anyone specifically plans on using a 42" as a PC monitor, it might be better to wait if you're worried about burn-in. The 48" and up all use EX.
So I should wait to buy this as my monitor then?
@@mujtabamujeeb786 Personally i'd wait. I know the 42" EX panels were already being manufactured for a few months now so you shouldn't have to wait long, but it's hard to say when you will be guaranteed to get an EX panel. Some places have old stock for ages.
@@Crusty_Minge dang ahh! Another thing I’m bummed out about the dimming using Microsoft word and such. I have a 3090 ti so for gaming it would be good but for productivity it not too sure. Alienware oled monitors aren’t delivering until august. I’m so torn.
@@mujtabamujeeb786 I'm kinda in same boat. But i'll be getting the 75" C2 to use with my 3080 Ti because i already sit several foot away. You can disable the ASBL (Automatic Static Brightness Limiter) dimming in the service menu, but you'll have to get an LG 'service remote' to access that menu (vids on here show how to do it). You can buy them on Ebay/Amazon. I'll be doing this because i think it will be fine with an EX panel. I also use a dark theme on everything. But the place i'll be getting it from in the UK has a 5 year burn-in warranty so i'm not worried lol.
The Alienware QD-OLED doesn't interest me because the text and small icon rendering is awful for productivity due to the weird triangle subpixel layout. It produces a chromatic aberration-like effect. HDTV Test shows it in his Alienware vid, and i _think_ it was Stop The Fomo who did a first impressions live stream where he could see it from around 10 foot away (!!). Although that was a worst case scenario with a white edge on black background, but still. There's also serious problems like an audible fan, or the lack of a screen polarizer so it reflects a ton of light which totally ruins the gorgeous OLED contrast, and the res not even being 4K. Hardware Unboxed also have a good review on the Alienware and they mention many of these issues.
Great video! 👏👏👏
Do you have your lightroom presets for sale?
I am still happy with my LG C8 in the gaming room so far. Has a Series S on it for guests to play Halo Infinite or Destiny 2.
Downstairs rocking a 77inch GX atm and still perfect.
I skipped the C/G1 because I don't liked the WebOS version with the full screen stuff.
Will just keep on using these TV's until they burn in or get damaged.
C8 is being gamed on like every day and sometimes 8/12 hours a day (weekends) and still performing perfect after all these years.
Great content btw :D
I am happy with my 48 c1 as monitor - media screen for xsx ps5
I've been considering the C2 42" to replace my ancient Sony Bravia 1080p 60hz set that I purchased back in 2008. I recently picked up a PS5 and the C2 would probably make the most of that console. Not really a fan of screen burn in, kind of reminds me of the early HD plasma TV'S.😄
The C2 runs at 120hz, so it was made for the P5. Your HDMI cable that came with your P5 is HDMI 2.1 compatible. You will need that to get the most out of the P5.
This was months ago but I recently ordered a C2, coming from a Sony Bravia X90J. If you don’t want to go the OLED route, the X90J is an amazing TV too and supports 4K120 and VRR. It has very good colours and local dimming.
Hey @spawnpoint - you mentioned at 3:38 ( th-cam.com/video/B1Py5UBPqnA/w-d-xo.html) that you needed to reduce sharpness. How did you do this? Is this through TV settings, or a windows setting? It's not clear so hoping you can clarify. Thank you
Personally I’m going to go with 48’ oled as the screen will hopefully feel more immersive. Also got my on the Sony a90k. Will see how this tv performs.
How is the Sony A90k for gaming?
I can’t go with 48inch because i love high ppi. I wish there was a 38 inch version of this but oh well
Extremely productive for doctors around the world with patients with neck pain.
I think I prefer it as a TV than a monitor, nothing against the monitor but as a tv itself it’s looks better
BEEN WAITING ON DIS!!!
I love my lg 48 cx as a monitor especially for gaming. That paired with a 3070ti, can't beat it I get 4k 90-100fps on ultra settings on all games if not more. I'm more of a eye candy kinda guy rather than a fps nerd.
I have the same setup have you had any bad experiences with burn in?
Just bought one for 800 usd and love it
Great price! Enjoy.
ABL is a deal breaker!
Get a service remote and disable it
ill be copping friday lol appreciate!
I love the LG OLEDs but that’s just way too big for me (as a monitor). 32” helps me appreciate the value 4K brings but even then, I think 27” is my personal sweet spot.
I've had every size monitor and 32" seems like it should be the new standard, with 42 would being my sweet spot.
The value of 4K, I feel, can definitely still be appreciated above 32”. Otherwise what’s the point of 4K TVs? 😂
@@dylanhumphrey2479 I was saying I think 32" helps me appreciate the value a little better than 27" (the extra screen real estate let's the 4K shine to my eyes), and so obviously like you said even bigger, even better. We're on the same page.
Hello guys , I have 1 quick question and I need a quick answer
Does the LG OLED C2 48size supports 4K at 120hz or not ??
I already have the c1 and it’s amazing, no reason for me to upgrade to same tv brand, i would prefer new 42 inch Sony A90K, perfect with my PS5, and the C1 i will use it for my XBOX
C1 48 its too big, this 42 is perfect
I am watching this on 42 Inches Plasma TV as my PC monitor as well
I've been very interested in the monitors and TVs, that have been offered lately. Since I have been trying to, upgrade to a 4K TV for a while now. So I can have the full gaming experience, on my ps4 and ps5 (once I am able to buy one) 😁🤔
ps4 and ps5 are not native 4K. the consoles are weak for native 4K. they are upscale and most of the time the upscaling doesn't reach 4K. the console is weak even to upscale to 4K, and newer games will be more demanding.
Always look forward to your videos buddy 👍🏽
Not worth risking getting burn in when using it for a PC.
Exactly. That's the main thing - you'll get burn-in after a year. Shouldn't be using an OLED as a PC monitor
I’ve been using the c1 for about a year and a half and not burn in.. take care of your monitor instead of leaving it on all the time . I swear people are so fucking stupid
Well done keep the grind
Thank you 🙏
Just bought one to use with my new pc. Looking forward to it!
How i enjoyed watching this brother. Getting mine. Great video!!
Man the vertical stand for the laptop, I had no idea those existed, it's fucking brilliant, I went to Amazon right after the video and bought me one of those.
Dude has a sweet set up. You make me want to get a new TV.
Very informative video, can’t wait for mine to arrive! I fucking love what I’m seeing so far. Good job man.
The size and the quality of this TV is perfect for late night gaming in the bedroom.
DAY 2 with a New 42" CORSAIR i-7400 Intel 13,900K 4090 GPU, and my NEW LG C2 42". I was excited to see the C2 in action, and this looks AWESOME if you watch a 4 K video on you tube that has vivid colors. Prior to using this as a monitor, I used as a TV for 1 month and had my x-box connected and it was nice. NOW that it's a Monitor, this is my MAIN GRIPE ( YES I turned off ALL the auto dimming that you can with Serv Remote) I got mine from Costco, so maybe they do something so people don't return them after 2 years. I did all the main calibration videos you probably did too, and running Windows HDR, which makes screen brighter in general.
Any White screen looks so dim and dull. Like RIGHT NOW, typing this comment in YT, the background of the YT screen is white, but it is not crisp, it's dark and looks almost GREY and it really annoys me, and I MAY have to return it? I am going to give it some time first. Gaming it's sweet, but it is NOT SUPER Bright for regular PC use.
I do use my PC for non-gaming too. I hooked up My 10-year-old LG 1080P monitor side by side to compare and the LG looked like it was in power save mode and if you didn't what you were looking at you'd say that looks like S#$%^&. Again, JUST for larger WHITE areas. Same with Google searches (with white background). I changed to black and the white looks fine. If I COULD get a 4K Monitor that looked this good, BUT ALSO LOOKED good and had a nice white BR, I would spend more $$ to buy it, but I have no idea what would be BETTER than this? I could get used to this, but right now as I type it is so DIM compared to my old monitor that I shouldn't have to MAKE MYSELF Try to like it. That is my real opinion so far.
Bought a 65 inch a few days ago and it's perfect! It's mounted on the wall about 10 feet away :D
amazing for gaming! but colors were off for my work so returned it.
I have a 48" C1 on my desktop. I thought it would be too big...but it's perfect. Basically like 2 full monitors.
Nice job ❤️🔥
I bought the C2 42 for Ps5 gaming and programming work and a C2 65 as a TV which I can of course also use for gaming if I want to. Maybe for late nights when I just want to sit in a couch but overall I’ll use the 42 inch for gaming.
Did you use The multiview with ps5 + PC on HDMI at same time ? Or still don' t working ?
Thanks for the review. It definitely helped me make my decision. I was able to snag this for just under 800 usd on prime day before it sold out.
I got it too. How do you like it? I am having a hard time looking at text in the corners of the monitor as it feels like it is too far away and wished this was curved in a bit.
Where I live it's 1100 US$. Great value for size..
Great review! I'm planning on moving house and this is a tv ill be purchasing for mostly gaming.
I wish I had not missed the previous video, I actually wanted to ask a question and it's probably too late now.
I fancy this monitor but my graphic card is only fitting for 1440p. I was wondering if playing a game in 1440p on this 4K display would look... tolerable, or not.
In any case I'm glad I found this channel. Stellar reviews.
Ive played at 1440p on my 65in CX and it looks much better than 1440p on my 27in pg27uq
You can always play games in native 4k and use the in-game settings to reduce the resolution to 1440p (resolution scaling). Otherwise 1440p looks better on a 1440p than on a 4k.
I use a 32" 4K monitor for general use and work! I usually sit more or less the same like in the video. He says that 32" would be perfect for gaming like warzone but I disagree. It is too big. 24 to 27 inch is the perfect size as you don't have to sit a mile away and in the center of your vision you can see the whole screen meaning that you can spot enemies faster. You don't have to strain your eyes using your peripheral vision which is something really important while gaming for a long time.
Work + entertainment 32" or more if you like it.
Gaming -- no ultra wide, just a simple fast screen around 27" or lower.
I just got my LG C2 55 a few weeks ago. I play on Series X it’s amazing. Also watching Sports is amazing as well. Only thing is the WEB OS 22 is clunky. My old LG B8 55 had a simple app pop up menu which was much better I thought. Also I wish the remote was back lit as well. Other than that I love the TV.