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All 2024 models are set (too green) a lot greener than 2023 models. You can get rid of the green tint at least when watching straight by adjusting the WB. Here are the WB settings that helps get rid of the green tint on G4. Might work on C4 as well. Point High Red 6 Green -1 Blue -5 Point Low Red -2 Green -1 Blue 3
Wonder what kind of a tint we ll get on next years C models 🤔 We got Pink, Green already ... i'm hoping for Orange, next time. It'll go well with my curtains. C'mon LG, give us Orange!
Updates are NOT a problem. Never complain about a update. You don't want updates, get a Samsung. They stop supporting their TV's after a year. You could turn updates OFF
I turn around my LG 65 C4 and the tiny green tint can be seen only when the TV is completely white, but who watch his TV with a crazy angle broadcasting only a white screen ? … I had it for 1600€ and for this price, this TV has no concurrent. There is minor issues, but the image is sharp, brillant, colorful , SDR program looks like 4K, and 4K HDR programs are gorgeous. 👍👍👍
I will always praise someone who is taking the time to point out cons as well as pros. I can then make a better informed decision on what matters to me - thanks so much for this. I'm sure you took some flack since there seem to be a crazy number of LG C4 fanboys who can see no wrong with anything about any LG ever. A great example of a con that mattered to me but maybe not to others is the b4's optical out port on the rear which would make wall mounting it a pain in the butt.. that matters to me!
Funny thing is i've only had burn in on LCDs. My very old TV had it, my couple years old Surface Pro has it. My OLED TV i've had for 3 years now and i'm heavily gaming with it, with fixed UI on screen for hours on end, no burn in yet... *knocks on wood*
I haven’t had an OLED without the green tint yet. I had Panasonic 55GZ950, Sony 55A8, Philips 55OLED706, LG 42C3 and Philips 42OLED808 and they all had it. Its very common for the WOLEDs to change to green when watching under an angle so you get like half reddish and half greenish unless you go extreme off angle then it changes to totally greenish. But yes this reddish greenish thing can be worse from unit to unit and some have it even when watching straight on. With my samples GZ950 and OLED706 had it the worst while A8 and 808 the least.
@@gunnarsandberg8132 I know but the screen had to be 42-43" as I was looking for a new monitor and QD OLED doesn't exist in 42" yet so I got QN90D instead.
Great to see you again my friend! I am still rocking my LG C2 that I purchased after watching you do a review on it. Seems I will stick with it for another year. Big thumbs up my friend! 👍👍
Ignore the haters they got nothing better to do, keep up the fantastic reviews it is important to show good and bad so you can make an informed choice when spending money on these tv sets
Good video thank you, what I like about this perspective is that none of the issues you raise concern me and that in itself is a great endorsement for this TV.
I use the remote control from my old LG plasma to operate the majority of basic functions on my C3. It has play/pause/ff/rw/stop buttons on it for USB film playback which the C3 remote doesn't have. I also have occasional green tinges, primarily on skin tones.
I just got the 65" C4 and I think every review mentions this green tint thing. I just watched another video that mentioned and paused it at a place with a big white background and the reviewers face on screen. I walked from in front of the screen all the way to both sides and didn't notice any hint of green in the image. The BACK of the TV??? Really??? The box??? Really???
I have the 48" model. No green tint thankfully. I did have a grid and lots of vertical lines on screen out of the box but this fixed itself after the first auto pixel refresh cycle (which I learned about thanks to another of your awesome videos). My biggest complaint about the TV is the remote control. The gloss back gets dirty too easily and it doesn't have any media controls!! How can a smart TV not have dedicated play/pause/fast forward and rewind buttons??! Makes watching blu rays a right chore :/
dude you 100% have green-pink tint like every woled lg last years. but not as much. i have 42 c4 and i was owner of 42 c2. i clearly see pink tint in the center (more warm) and green tint on both sides. when im moving left or right this big diffuse spot on center moving
Do you think there is a lot of stutter when panning across a scene? Other thing I am thinking is whether the reflection of the screen is annoying? Samsung S90D has anti reflective coating in comparison.
The C3 has soured me on LG OLEDs. Within 5 months it started flickering and now whenever I watch, the screen goes completely black while the sound still plays. If people are buying the C4 I hope they don’t have that experience.
Have you heard about the diagonal line artifacts on darker colors (while in motion)? It happens on all LG 2024 OLEDS. You have to sit close to the screen to notice it, as if you're using it as a PC monitor.
Agree with the frequent updates 💯. All because it forces you to when you actually open it. Should be done in background or option to update like how it is on every other OS!
Ill give you two 👍👍🤭 ... im ready to buy a new tv (mine is 35 yrs old!!), sadley i can't go bigger than 48, but this green tint which im assuming isnt just exclusively on the lg is making me very reluctant to buy any oled this year. Is it something that can be adjusted in the settings or on a future update? Thanks for all your excellent work.
Im waiting till a Labor Day sale to buy a C4, G3 or 4 65 inch but may get a 77 for the new football season. Hopefully prices drop a few hundred by then.
Hi, my LG C1 just died, thank God I have the extended warranty. Trying to decide between the 65 LG C4 or the Samsung S90D, mostly for watching sports, ps5 gaming and movies. Which is the better overall tv? TIA
I fully agree with all the cons. The power cable on my 2016 Panasonic DX900 was detachable and so are my Samsung TVs but not my G2 and the boxes from the big three are garbage nowadays, if TCL & Hisense can still manage to have nice colorful boxes then the big 3 have no excuse although thankfully with LG & Samsung you still get plastic over the screen whereas with Sony you don’t even get that anymore. I don’t use the art feature so that’s no loss to me personally.
*remote control* I rarely use it. Here's what I do... For my wall-mounted G2, I have a thin bookshelf below. On top of that I have a Samsung Soundbar. Next to that I have a have an Amazon Fire Cube. I love the tiny remote that it uses . AND I prefer the Amazon main page over LG's mess. Cube remote is similar or identical to the Firestick, but I got the Cube because I have a 4TB SSD attached (through a powered HUB as the USB2 on the Cube can't handle much power)... KODI is the software I use for my movies/tv (ripped hundreds of movies!) anyway, I only use the LG remote to enable Bluetooth (have a BluMe bluetooth thingy for my 3.5mm headphones) and switch back to my Soundbar, or change the motion smoothing (leave mostly on "Cinema" but sometimes need more for some anime/cartoons that judder too much).
The remote, yeah it feels cheap, time for it to go. But I do like the magic pointer part. Every person in the house does and was a requested feature on our next TV when I was shopping to replace my C8 to get the G3. No play/pause drives me crazy.
Here is my worst of list for this TV: 1: Turns a lot of old things into an unwatchable bad mess due to film grain handling. Need an egregious example, watch Twilight Zone episode "A Nice Place to Visit." The sky and white coats look like bugs are crawling all over them. My cheap TV from 10 years ago renders it as a tiny pleasant graininess. 2: Buggy handling of Dolby Vision and Atmos. If you are watching a show where some commercials have Atmos and some don't, it flutters on and off so much that the TV loses the sound bar and needs power cycled. This is on a new Sonos, so hardly a fringe case. 3: A couple bad HDMI ports, right out of the box. 4: One custom setting for all inputs, so I can't save one brightness setting for noon and another for midnight. Once again, failing compared to a ten year old cheap Vizio.
I returned my LG G4 because of the washed-out colors and green tint that I could notice. I was underwhelmed with G4 I ended up getting the S95D and I love it. S95D colors and game mode is amazing. I also love watching sports on Samsung S95D
did you notice any motions judder on the S95? heard a few complaints about Samsung tvs with motion clarity. Might be internet users exaggerating as usual
Hello Paul you left two another worst thing about this LG OLED. We are in 2024 and we are spending huge lot of money and funnily enough this TV still ships with USB 2.0 no USB-C and also if you check the network it is still 100 mbs only! Thanks for the video
I bought an LG CX brand new after watching your channel. That was a while ago. I love the picture quality, but some of the things that annoy me are obviously still present on the newer designs, like this one. The most frustrating one is the poor reliability on the eARC connectivity, despite both units being made by LG and an expensive, fully compliant cable. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. Generally I find anything that works 'automatically' in software is unreliable. The remote is pretty much the same as yours. Why have they buried the info button knee deep in menus? Hopeless. Final point - no CH4 catchup because LG refused to pay the licence for it. I'm not sure I would buy LG again.
I want to upgrade to 77 inch G4 but I’m so scared of burn in as I have a 65 inch C8 closing in on 6 years old now and has logo burn ins and I can’t part with so much money to see it happen again has the new oleds improved in that area ? Cheers
Hi Yes new Oleds are improved with tech to prevent burn in. You just have to go to settings menu -"Oled panel care" and Enable them. They have: Pixel Shift - when a static image is detected it is switching pixels continuously, Logo protection - it is dimming the static logos. Pixel refresh - every 4 hours of watching tv it takes 1 hour of clean-up when tv is turned off-(standby), user Must Never Switch Off the Wall Power Outlet so the tv' ll be on Standby Mode for the process to be performed. Pixel clean - It's performed automatically (If Enabled) once a year or after 1000 hours of viewing, it takes a few hours to be performed. There is also an option for a manual pixel cleanup if necessary, e.g in a case of Visible Image Retention - Ghosting. It is recommended to use this manual feature very rare Only If Necessary. There is always the risk of burn in even with these preventative technologies. I hope I was helpful. Cheers from Cyprus!
@dionmcmurrick7997 after the c9 and up they got a lot better against burn in I have a C1 77 and never really see image retention at all. I had a b7 and it was very noticable. nowdays you don't have to worry about 🔥 in 😀
We're in the same boat as our old LG OLED has burn in all over the bottom and top left. Read some recent articles saying burn in is a thing if the past etc etc. Bought a 2024 LG OLED B4 last week and it had burn in out of the box(packaging looked unopened and brand new btw) go figure, the left and right sides of the screen had all the stats of the TV showing clearly when we tried it out with a football match playing. Usual different colour uniformity TV test which I recommended everyone to play when they get a new TV confirmed it. So we sent it back and are just going to live with our old LG oled for a bit longer. From my personal experience running the burn in fix software feature only made it look worse on our current TV so if there's any signs of Monday tv send it straight back. Good luck making your decision, hope this helps 🤞
Just to reassure people, Ive been using a CX for 4 years now and I have no burn in whatsoever. Mixed use and have used it with my PC for the last year or so also
Hey mate. Looking to upgrade to a OLED and this is about the max I can go budget wise, possibly the C4. I’m into my gaming and have the PS5 and Xbox X. Currently have a big older 65 inch Samsung that’s nothing special and almost unwatchable when the sun is out. Will I be happy? Budget is about £1300 so this appears to be the best in that budget? Any tips appreciated
@mitchyruns7818 The C4 should be a good choice, but if you want a little extra brightness, then it may be worth considering last years G3 OLED. If you shop around, you may be able to pick one up.
Big guy really need your advice, going to pull the trigger on a 77" lg oled, g2 is £1799 and C3 is £2100, which would you go for, is there a big difference? Cheers
@@coolpurebreeze £1799 Peter Tyson but no 12 month interest free option so I went with Marks Electrical for £1850 on 12 months interest free, make sure you call them up though to receive 5% discount. TV is awesome wall mounted and is very bright.
I was just on LG yesterday and got the 55" C4 for only £930, cant really complain about the price. I have been running a Samsung HD tv for over 12 years (the one with the black bevels and red details), now the capacitors have started to buzz quite loudly. I was wanting to get the G3 but it was out of stock...
Yeah the 55" C45LA was £930 and the 55" C44LA sold most places was £500 more expensive on LG website. I phoned them and the only difference is the cheaper C45LA has NFC on the remote so it's better! I picked up the LG USC9S Soundbar from Peter Tyson for £479. It's £999 most places. Listened to it in John Lewis. Sounds great and looks cool as designed to be housed by the C Series.
The only other difference is the more expensive one has WISA (wireless speakers capability), which is of no use to me, so I got the 55inch C4 for £930. An incredible deal at that price for a 2024 OLED.
Honest question, any reason beside the price to go for a C3 instead of C4? Planning to buy a c3 because is the only model I can find here in the 3rd world in 42” to use almost as a monitor
@tdorneles there is nothing wrong with the C3. it's slightly dimmer than the C4. I only got a new tv due to my previous tv that was over 12 years old started to buzz. Try to see the tv in person and judge for yourself.
Green Tint is well known o WRGB OLEDs. The G2 had it too and it was the reason for me to send it back. You have to look at QD OLED to avoid that completely.
In short, it is not something from the new line 4 and something that happens from the c1 to the c3 also has a greenish tone, and some models have a pinkish tone, I have seen reports of the g3 also having this greenish tone, now the g4 no longer hears it and may have it too. It's something from oled technology it's not something from Lg. Amoled screens from sasumg are also like that
lol all the worst things he mentioned are the things I don't even consider since this are the worst things then this tv is okay to me then I'll buy it❤
I should have watched your video before making my purchase. My brand new LG C4 has colour non-uniformity issue and noticeable green tint on one side when viewing at ZERO ANGLE. LG customer service told me this problem is normal with their OLED and refused to exchange or refund it. 🙁 I'm so upset by it.
I replaced the panel on the OLED g2 because of a problem and I received a panel with a green color, it's awful, with the pink color it was much better, does anyone know if it can be fixed?
does it move if you changing your viewing angle? if it does then it is the inherited tint of LG woled panel, nothing you can do about it. If it is static tint aka uniformity of the panel then you should exchange it.
@@ΜΑΚΕΔΩΝ21 No, what causes this is the antireflective coating layer LG uses on their new woled since C1. Every screen has this problem more or less, if it is too bad you should exchange it or switch to TV with qd-oled panel.
Hi Mate can you please review the TCL 65" C805K Mini LED, and tell us what you think, I think is a beast as got spec similar to LG Alpha 9 proc. but it costing a lot less TCL £779 , LG £2500 ish, Thanks in advance Tom Pumping Iron
Hi. I have a 65inch lg OLED and I have a very particular problem and I can’t find any solution anywhere and maybe you can have an ideea. The TV turns on , but the dashboard doesn’t come on. It will not recognise any HDMI connected devices like Apple TV or PS. You can hear sounds in the background but the image will not come on. The only one that it will recognise is the SkyTv box after multiple on and off turnings. After Sky comes on (Sky is the UK satellite cable tv) only the sky remote works , the LG magic remote only allows volume up or down and switch to another HDMI outlet but then you can’t get back to Sky. You will only get sound. No image. So after a few ON and Offs I will get the image back. 90% of the buttons on the magic remote do nothing. The settings button brings the menu list on if the sky is on only, but after that you can’t access any of the features. Nothing will work. I wanted to reset to factory settings but I can’t get into the menu or dashboard. It is only a 2 yo TV and it was so expensive amd it must be bugged or corrupted or something but I tried everything online videos reboots and such but nothing works. Can you help
Honest I’m fine that the box comes like that. No need to make it all extra to just throw it out. In the end for gaming on consoles and long term for keeping the brightness LG is always the better choice. I have tried Phillips and Samsung tvs and they get green, get dead pixels or have a yellow tint when playing. Which I think is not alright for their price. Samsung also cheat a little when it comes to performance. I’m split on c4 and g3/g4 but don’t want over 50 inch
Green tint also visible while sitting right in front of the tv? On the left and right sides and slightly on the top and bottom? As if you're looking in a circle in the middle that does have the right colors?
@@MrFrankFurter What other option for the price, that has sizes below 55 inch and is 120/144hz would be good? There doesn't seem to be any other option besides the samsung S90D..
Fixed power cables suck i mean how on earth are we meant to use this even unplugged ones are too short my hair dryer has a longer cable.. and my toaster..why would u get hate comments i dont understand your only trying to help people 😢 upsets me...🎉
@@haewymetal my c3 has mild pink and green tint but it hardly appear on camera so i think c4 has it worse. Heavy green tint is the worst because it will ruin skintones.
The 3,567th thing I can't stand about the C4 is the sound quality. It would be better to not have speakers so we could buy a soundbar before ever hearing the speakers in the first place.
Just seems like OLEDs have gotten so far since the CX and is now almost like the iPhone, very minor changes that don't drastically make any difference other than a few brightness tweaks. My LG C2 had some pretty bad burn in from using spreadsheets on it for work. Literally about 4 months of using the website that caused it (not even stuck on the same page all day, a lot of moving around to different tabs). Whatsapped LG, they advised that they wouldn't replace the panel. Shame, but it does seem to have almost gone a year on after a sh&t ton of pixel/panel refreshes.
Quite noticeable to me when watching anime like One Piece. It's awful because the green is not uniform, so portions are greener than others. I'm so unlucky that the green is noticeable even when NOT watching from an angle. :(
Hi Paul - Just reaching out to you asking have you ever had any issues with LG ? my LG- G1 77 inch which I purchased from John Lewis 2 years ago just decided to throw up error code 201 which means I cannot watch any channel via the app BBC , ITVX, CHANEL 4 & 5 + Netflix & Disney + are all unavailable to me . LG has turned their back on me because the Warranty has expired & John Lewis has got a 3rd party to come & take my G1 away to be repaired which will take a minimum of 28 days ! ! - so as from Next week I have a blank wall to stare at where my G1 once lived , I feel that me & LG along with J.L is done , Im switching to SONY as i've been told their warranty procedure is a lot better , I was just wondering if you or any of your viewers have had any issues ? or as LG have said "its just me" !
@@nicholaswebb8418 Thank you for your reply , I did purchase it from John Lewis they have a 5 year warranty , however thieir policy is to take my TV away to be repaired ! if its not returned within 28 days they have to provide me with a temporary tv until mine is repaired , I may even end up with a 42 inch the replacement doesn't need to be like for like !! - I am really annoyed that I spent so much ££. on a so called hi end TV & im in this predicament , its just not good enough .
I just got the 65" C4 and I think every review mentions this green tint thing, but I don't see it at all. I've walked from in front of the screen all the way to both sides and didn't notice any hint of green in the image.
Will any manufacturer make a TV that has firmware that is not full of bugs ? Sadly i doubt it, but LG are taking the mickey with so many that could so easily combined into one. Re the green tint, my C3 had the pink tint if you tried to view off axis, the viewing angles of these Oled panels is not great. The rest of the issues that irritate were there in previous generations yet LG choose to ignore them.
@@kelvintse1421 Sorry to here that, reject the TV and ask for a refund. LG are aware of these issues when viewed off axis, but if it's there we viewed directly that indicates a faulty panel. I hope the retailer does the right thing, don't accept a repair or exchange.
Damn, why are people negative? I’m sorry bro. Thank you for your opinions. I have leaned on them before and I am here once again. Thanks for your efforts
Micro Lens Array is only applied to G series. This makes g3 much better than c4 at same price but if you have c3 already it's definitely not worth upgrading.
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All 2024 models are set (too green) a lot greener than 2023 models. You can get rid of the green tint at least when watching straight by adjusting the WB. Here are the WB settings that helps get rid of the green tint on G4. Might work on C4 as well.
Point High
Red 6
Green -1
Blue -5
Point Low
Red -2
Green -1
Blue 3
Wonder what kind of a tint we ll get on next years C models 🤔 We got Pink, Green already ... i'm hoping for Orange, next time. It'll go well with my curtains. C'mon LG, give us Orange!
Updates are NOT a problem. Never complain about a update. You don't want updates, get a Samsung. They stop supporting their TV's after a year. You could turn updates OFF
You’re a honest guy Paul,thanks for doing these videos,be kind people it costs nothing.
I turn around my LG 65 C4 and the tiny green tint can be seen only when the TV is completely white, but who watch his TV with a crazy angle broadcasting only a white screen ? …
I had it for 1600€ and for this price, this TV has no concurrent.
There is minor issues, but the image is sharp, brillant, colorful , SDR program looks like 4K, and 4K HDR programs are gorgeous.
👍👍👍
I will always praise someone who is taking the time to point out cons as well as pros. I can then make a better informed decision on what matters to me - thanks so much for this. I'm sure you took some flack since there seem to be a crazy number of LG C4 fanboys who can see no wrong with anything about any LG ever. A great example of a con that mattered to me but maybe not to others is the b4's optical out port on the rear which would make wall mounting it a pain in the butt.. that matters to me!
Funny thing is i've only had burn in on LCDs. My very old TV had it, my couple years old Surface Pro has it. My OLED TV i've had for 3 years now and i'm heavily gaming with it, with fixed UI on screen for hours on end, no burn in yet... *knocks on wood*
I haven’t had an OLED without the green tint yet. I had Panasonic 55GZ950, Sony 55A8, Philips 55OLED706, LG 42C3 and Philips 42OLED808 and they all had it. Its very common for the WOLEDs to change to green when watching under an angle so you get like half reddish and half greenish unless you go extreme off angle then it changes to totally greenish. But yes this reddish greenish thing can be worse from unit to unit and some have it even when watching straight on. With my samples GZ950 and OLED706 had it the worst while A8 and 808 the least.
try samsungs QD OLED S90/S93C, S95c, S95D.. They are awesome and no green tint, but much better color than MLA and WOLED!!
@@gunnarsandberg8132 I know but the screen had to be 42-43" as I was looking for a new monitor and QD OLED doesn't exist in 42" yet so I got QN90D instead.
Sounds better than the pink tinge we use to have.
Love your honesty, if people can't handle the truth well bad luck for them.. Keep up the good work Paul..
Great to see you again my friend! I am still rocking my LG C2 that I purchased after watching you do a review on it. Seems I will stick with it for another year. Big thumbs up my friend! 👍👍
Ignore the haters they got nothing better to do, keep up the fantastic reviews it is important to show good and bad so you can make an informed choice when spending money on these tv sets
Haters? Where?
Good video thank you, what I like about this perspective is that none of the issues you raise concern me and that in itself is a great endorsement for this TV.
Great point!
I use the remote control from my old LG plasma to operate the majority of basic functions on my C3. It has play/pause/ff/rw/stop buttons on it for USB film playback which the C3 remote doesn't have. I also have occasional green tinges, primarily on skin tones.
Sounds like a great TV.
If you have to mention the colour of the box and the back of the TV as being negatives. 😅
Well done for your work. Making TH-cam videos consistently is hardwork.
I just got the 65" C4 and I think every review mentions this green tint thing.
I just watched another video that mentioned and paused it at a place with a big white background and the reviewers face on screen.
I walked from in front of the screen all the way to both sides and didn't notice any hint of green in the image.
The BACK of the TV??? Really???
The box??? Really???
You are lucky. A third of my screen on the left has this green tint when looking at the screen directly without any angle. :(
@@kelvintse1421 Are you saying that the tint isn't even uniform? That makes it even worse...
The box haha. That's reaching.
Actual new C4 units on the market has not the green tint.
@@felipeepilefelipe what do you mean "new" the C4 is new everywhere. It's a 2024 TV.
I have the 48" model. No green tint thankfully. I did have a grid and lots of vertical lines on screen out of the box but this fixed itself after the first auto pixel refresh cycle (which I learned about thanks to another of your awesome videos).
My biggest complaint about the TV is the remote control. The gloss back gets dirty too easily and it doesn't have any media controls!! How can a smart TV not have dedicated play/pause/fast forward and rewind buttons??! Makes watching blu rays a right chore :/
dude you 100% have green-pink tint like every woled lg last years. but not as much. i have 42 c4 and i was owner of 42 c2. i clearly see pink tint in the center (more warm) and green tint on both sides. when im moving left or right this big diffuse spot on center moving
Do you think there is a lot of stutter when panning across a scene?
Other thing I am thinking is whether the reflection of the screen is annoying? Samsung S90D has anti reflective coating in comparison.
Well, You know Tech Giant, LG means Life's Green.
1. Green tint
2. Shorter power cable
3. Rear design looks
4. Burn in possibilities
5. Cheap Remote design
6. Frequent updates/bug fixes
7. Poor cardboard box design (😂)
8. Art gallery removed
9. Power saving mode On by default (Reduces brightness)
Hi, it's great to see you back on here .Great video, as always.
The C3 has soured me on LG OLEDs. Within 5 months it started flickering and now whenever I watch, the screen goes completely black while the sound still plays. If people are buying the C4 I hope they don’t have that experience.
I’m sure you have a warranty that should cover that
Return it then.
Still running here the lg cx 77 no burn ins still running strong💪
Liar
Why liar the truth is hard😉@@carelessways
@@plexterblonk5712 lol I was just messing with you
@@carelessways 😁😁😁😂🫡
Love your channel You tell the bad and the good love it
Have you heard about the diagonal line artifacts on darker colors (while in motion)? It happens on all LG 2024 OLEDS. You have to sit close to the screen to notice it, as if you're using it as a PC monitor.
Another reason why using TVs as computer monitors is bizarre.
@@StardustLegacyFighter The entire C series up until this point (C1, C2, and C3) were phenomenal computer monitors.
source?
my 48 c4 is fine nice cool tint on my settings.
Agree with the frequent updates 💯. All because it forces you to when you actually open it. Should be done in background or option to update like how it is on every other OS!
Ill give you two 👍👍🤭 ... im ready to buy a new tv (mine is 35 yrs old!!), sadley i can't go bigger than 48, but this green tint which im assuming isnt just exclusively on the lg is making me very reluctant to buy any oled this year. Is it something that can be adjusted in the settings or on a future update? Thanks for all your excellent work.
no problem with green tint. i sit in front of my tv not aside.
Im waiting till a Labor Day sale to buy a C4, G3 or 4 65 inch but may get a 77 for the new football season. Hopefully prices drop a few hundred by then.
Keep up the good work mate 💪 positive vibes coming at you from Ireland dude 😎
Hi, my LG C1 just died, thank God I have the extended warranty. Trying to decide between the 65 LG C4 or the Samsung S90D, mostly for watching sports, ps5 gaming and movies. Which is the better overall tv? TIA
People are saying S90D
@@NachoTheCat01 thank you, I went to see them at best by yesterday and the C4 looks bland and the S90D really pops IMO.
Yeah i just bought the C4 and im having buyer’s remorse 😅
@@NachoTheCat01 Are you within your return/exchange window?
@@YZERPLAN return or exchange doesn’t apply to our country. Its just replacement 😂
I fully agree with all the cons. The power cable on my 2016 Panasonic DX900 was detachable and so are my Samsung TVs but not my G2 and the boxes from the big three are garbage nowadays, if TCL & Hisense can still manage to have nice colorful boxes then the big 3 have no excuse although thankfully with LG & Samsung you still get plastic over the screen whereas with Sony you don’t even get that anymore. I don’t use the art feature so that’s no loss to me personally.
Wonderful mate, brilliant work keep going 👍🙏💪
@purerare18 thank you 👍
*remote control*
I rarely use it. Here's what I do...
For my wall-mounted G2, I have a thin bookshelf below. On top of that I have a Samsung Soundbar. Next to that I have a have an Amazon Fire Cube. I love the tiny remote that it uses . AND I prefer the Amazon main page over LG's mess.
Cube remote is similar or identical to the Firestick, but I got the Cube because I have a 4TB SSD attached (through a powered HUB as the USB2 on the Cube can't handle much power)...
KODI is the software I use for my movies/tv (ripped hundreds of movies!)
anyway, I only use the LG remote to enable Bluetooth (have a BluMe bluetooth thingy for my 3.5mm headphones) and switch back to my Soundbar, or change the motion smoothing (leave mostly on "Cinema" but sometimes need more for some anime/cartoons that judder too much).
The remote, yeah it feels cheap, time for it to go. But I do like the magic pointer part. Every person in the house does and was a requested feature on our next TV when I was shopping to replace my C8 to get the G3. No play/pause drives me crazy.
play pause = press wheel
Here is my worst of list for this TV:
1: Turns a lot of old things into an unwatchable bad mess due to film grain handling. Need an egregious example, watch Twilight Zone episode "A Nice Place to Visit." The sky and white coats look like bugs are crawling all over them. My cheap TV from 10 years ago renders it as a tiny pleasant graininess.
2: Buggy handling of Dolby Vision and Atmos. If you are watching a show where some commercials have Atmos and some don't, it flutters on and off so much that the TV loses the sound bar and needs power cycled. This is on a new Sonos, so hardly a fringe case.
3: A couple bad HDMI ports, right out of the box.
4: One custom setting for all inputs, so I can't save one brightness setting for noon and another for midnight. Once again, failing compared to a ten year old cheap Vizio.
If you look at the C4 from behind, you see a rather uniform gray
Thanks for the info 👍🏽
uniformity on my C3 is perfect for the most part..no pink tint or green tint that I’ve noticed
for me as well with c3 65. but c3 83 has got bad vertical banding.
@@optimalsettings ..yeah I have a 55 inch C3 with absolutely no vertical banding that I’ve noticed
I returned my LG G4 because of the washed-out colors and green tint that I could notice. I was underwhelmed with G4 I ended up getting the S95D and I love it. S95D colors and game mode is amazing. I also love watching sports on Samsung S95D
did you notice any motions judder on the S95? heard a few complaints about Samsung tvs with motion clarity. Might be internet users exaggerating as usual
Unfortunately it has problems running 144hz
Hello Paul you left two another worst thing about this LG OLED. We are in 2024 and we are spending huge lot of money and funnily enough this TV still ships with USB 2.0 no USB-C and also if you check the network it is still 100 mbs only! Thanks for the video
I bought an LG CX brand new after watching your channel. That was a while ago. I love the picture quality, but some of the things that annoy me are obviously still present on the newer designs, like this one. The most frustrating one is the poor reliability on the eARC connectivity, despite both units being made by LG and an expensive, fully compliant cable. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. Generally I find anything that works 'automatically' in software is unreliable. The remote is pretty much the same as yours. Why have they buried the info button knee deep in menus? Hopeless. Final point - no CH4 catchup because LG refused to pay the licence for it. I'm not sure I would buy LG again.
I agree. Get Samsung S90D or S95D. Both great Tvs
I want to upgrade to 77 inch G4 but I’m so scared of burn in as I have a 65 inch C8 closing in on 6 years old now and has logo burn ins and I can’t part with so much money to see it happen again has the new oleds improved in that area ? Cheers
Hi
Yes new Oleds are improved with tech to prevent burn in. You just have to go to settings menu -"Oled panel care" and Enable them. They have: Pixel Shift - when a static image is detected it is switching pixels continuously, Logo protection - it is dimming the static logos.
Pixel refresh - every 4 hours of watching tv it takes 1 hour of clean-up when tv is turned off-(standby), user Must Never Switch Off the Wall Power Outlet so the tv' ll be on Standby Mode for the process to be performed.
Pixel clean - It's performed automatically (If Enabled) once a year or after 1000 hours of viewing, it takes a few hours to be performed. There is also an option for a manual pixel cleanup if necessary, e.g in a case of Visible Image Retention - Ghosting. It is recommended to use this manual feature very rare Only If Necessary.
There is always the risk of burn in even with these preventative technologies.
I hope I was helpful.
Cheers from Cyprus!
@@panx5471 thanks heaps for reply
@dionmcmurrick7997 after the c9 and up they got a lot better against burn in I have a C1 77 and never really see image retention at all. I had a b7 and it was very noticable. nowdays you don't have to worry about 🔥 in 😀
@@ernestohernandez9370 thanks for reply 👍🏻
We're in the same boat as our old LG OLED has burn in all over the bottom and top left.
Read some recent articles saying burn in is a thing if the past etc etc. Bought a 2024 LG OLED B4 last week and it had burn in out of the box(packaging looked unopened and brand new btw) go figure, the left and right sides of the screen had all the stats of the TV showing clearly when we tried it out with a football match playing. Usual different colour uniformity TV test which I recommended everyone to play when they get a new TV confirmed it.
So we sent it back and are just going to live with our old LG oled for a bit longer.
From my personal experience running the burn in fix software feature only made it look worse on our current TV so if there's any signs of Monday tv send it straight back. Good luck making your decision, hope this helps 🤞
Just to reassure people, Ive been using a CX for 4 years now and I have no burn in whatsoever. Mixed use and have used it with my PC for the last year or so also
Hey mate. Looking to upgrade to a OLED and this is about the max I can go budget wise, possibly the C4. I’m into my gaming and have the PS5 and Xbox X. Currently have a big older 65 inch Samsung that’s nothing special and almost unwatchable when the sun is out. Will I be happy? Budget is about £1300 so this appears to be the best in that budget? Any tips appreciated
@mitchyruns7818 The C4 should be a good choice, but if you want a little extra brightness, then it may be worth considering last years G3 OLED.
If you shop around, you may be able to pick one up.
You wony get a c4 for that. They cost around 2.2k
Big guy really need your advice, going to pull the trigger on a 77" lg oled, g2 is £1799 and C3 is £2100, which would you go for, is there a big difference? Cheers
Where are you getting them from? I'm considering a 77" LG OLED but can't find them at the prices you mention.
@@coolpurebreeze £1799 Peter Tyson but no 12 month interest free option so I went with Marks Electrical for £1850 on 12 months interest free, make sure you call them up though to receive 5% discount. TV is awesome wall mounted and is very bright.
Richer Sound will do a 77" C3 at circa 2k with a free soundbar and 13 months interest free if you call them. I have this offer on email.
12 months sorry 🤪
I think inaccurate colors is absolutely unacceptable at this price point
I was just on LG yesterday and got the 55" C4 for only £930, cant really complain about the price. I have been running a Samsung HD tv for over 12 years (the one with the black bevels and red details), now the capacitors have started to buzz quite loudly. I was wanting to get the G3 but it was out of stock...
Yeah the 55" C45LA was £930 and the 55" C44LA sold most places was £500 more expensive on LG website. I phoned them and the only difference is the cheaper C45LA has NFC on the remote so it's better!
I picked up the LG USC9S Soundbar from Peter Tyson for £479. It's £999 most places. Listened to it in John Lewis. Sounds great and looks cool as designed to be housed by the C Series.
The only other difference is the more expensive one has WISA (wireless speakers capability), which is of no use to me, so I got the 55inch C4 for £930. An incredible deal at that price for a 2024 OLED.
Honest question, any reason beside the price to go for a C3 instead of C4? Planning to buy a c3 because is the only model I can find here in the 3rd world in 42” to use almost as a monitor
@tdorneles there is nothing wrong with the C3. it's slightly dimmer than the C4. I only got a new tv due to my previous tv that was over 12 years old started to buzz. Try to see the tv in person and judge for yourself.
@leoburton77 the tv supports its own wireless infrastructure on its sound bars doesn't it? I currently connect through HD ark so makes no odds.
How does the C4 handle the motion processing especially the stutter that is associated with all OLEDs?
Lg oled c4 is better than c3 almost three time as its process it image, the stutter appears on other tv like Samsung
Green Tint is well known o WRGB OLEDs. The G2 had it too and it was the reason for me to send it back. You have to look at QD OLED to avoid that completely.
Specifically is it just the C4? I mean if I got a G4 or any other fairly recent LG is it on them too?
In short, it is not something from the new line 4 and something that happens from the c1 to the c3 also has a greenish tone, and some models have a pinkish tone, I have seen reports of the g3 also having this greenish tone, now the g4 no longer hears it and may have it too. It's something from oled technology it's not something from Lg. Amoled screens from sasumg are also like that
Hello from Sweden, Great videos! Are u going to review the bigger models of the LG G4? Just bought the G4 in 83” and 55”
lol all the worst things he mentioned are the things I don't even consider
since this are the worst things then this tv is okay to me then I'll buy it❤
I don't know. I like these brown plain boxes more. I remember I was very disappointed when Technics moved from brown boxes to white ones back in 90s.
I should have watched your video before making my purchase. My brand new LG C4 has colour non-uniformity issue and noticeable green tint on one side when viewing at ZERO ANGLE. LG customer service told me this problem is normal with their OLED and refused to exchange or refund it. 🙁 I'm so upset by it.
I replaced the panel on the OLED g2 because of a problem and I received a panel with a green color, it's awful, with the pink color it was much better, does anyone know if it can be fixed?
Did the replacement have any problems? I'm experiencing this green tint problem with my brand new LG C4 65".
Unfortunately I'm pretty sure that it can't be fixed.
Such a shame, to put it mildly, that you have to put up with such issues for such a price.
does it move if you changing your viewing angle? if it does then it is the inherited tint of LG woled panel, nothing you can do about it. If it is static tint aka uniformity of the panel then you should exchange it.
@@exenemy3216 will the calibration correct the problem?
@@ΜΑΚΕΔΩΝ21 No, what causes this is the antireflective coating layer LG uses on their new woled since C1. Every screen has this problem more or less, if it is too bad you should exchange it or switch to TV with qd-oled panel.
Hi Mate can you please review the TCL 65" C805K Mini LED, and tell us what you think, I think is a beast as got spec similar to LG Alpha 9 proc. but it costing a lot less TCL £779 , LG £2500 ish, Thanks in advance Tom Pumping Iron
100x thumbs up!👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Hi. I have a 65inch lg OLED and I have a very particular problem and I can’t find any solution anywhere and maybe you can have an ideea. The TV turns on , but the dashboard doesn’t come on. It will not recognise any HDMI connected devices like Apple TV or PS. You can hear sounds in the background but the image will not come on. The only one that it will recognise is the SkyTv box after multiple on and off turnings. After Sky comes on (Sky is the UK satellite cable tv) only the sky remote works , the LG magic remote only allows volume up or down and switch to another HDMI outlet but then you can’t get back to Sky. You will only get sound. No image. So after a few ON and Offs I will get the image back. 90% of the buttons on the magic remote do nothing. The settings button brings the menu list on if the sky is on only, but after that you can’t access any of the features. Nothing will work. I wanted to reset to factory settings but I can’t get into the menu or dashboard. It is only a 2 yo TV and it was so expensive amd it must be bugged or corrupted or something but I tried everything online videos reboots and such but nothing works. Can you help
Honest I’m fine that the box comes like that. No need to make it all extra to just throw it out.
In the end for gaming on consoles and long term for keeping the brightness LG is always the better choice. I have tried Phillips and Samsung tvs and they get green, get dead pixels or have a yellow tint when playing. Which I think is not alright for their price. Samsung also cheat a little when it comes to performance.
I’m split on c4 and g3/g4 but don’t want over 50 inch
Green tint also visible while sitting right in front of the tv? On the left and right sides and slightly on the top and bottom? As if you're looking in a circle in the middle that does have the right colors?
For the price it's a rip off.
@@MrFrankFurter What other option for the price, that has sizes below 55 inch and is 120/144hz would be good?
There doesn't seem to be any other option besides the samsung S90D..
Only 65 have green tint or all sizes c4???
All C4
RTINGS also reported “colour banding” in the gray colour zone on the C4. Did you see it at all? (Planning to buy one in the fall.)
Fixed power cables suck i mean how on earth are we meant to use this even unplugged ones are too short my hair dryer has a longer cable.. and my toaster..why would u get hate comments i dont understand your only trying to help people 😢 upsets me...🎉
The thing that stopped me from buying one was the massive brightness drop in game mode
when its massive bright youll get burn in. whats better?
So C3 is still fine, no need to buy C4
Thanks Paul. Have plans t oget your hands on the LG G4 and Sony Bravia 9? I would like to har yout take on testing these. Stay up!!
In the invent of making the tv lighter and save on the environment they used lower quality materials for the back of the tv
Shame the price ain't lower 😄
Are you returning the telly if it's got green colour?
they all have it, some even have a pink tint, and it varies from panel to panel, even the c2 and c3 have some
@@haewymetal my c3 has mild pink and green tint but it hardly appear on camera so i think c4 has it worse. Heavy green tint is the worst because it will ruin skintones.
Design of the box ? 🤣🤣🤣 now you nailed it , box which is thrown into the trash after happy instalation.
The 3,567th thing I can't stand about the C4 is the sound quality. It would be better to not have speakers so we could buy a soundbar before ever hearing the speakers in the first place.
It is true that the LG C4 has a true glossy glass panel where other manufacturers are a semi gloss?
i guess this issue only for C series. Because im using G3 and this white not changing when i watching this tv different angles.
Dude, thank you for the honest review, and the comments section helped me a lot....I was just about to buy this TV but now changed my mind last minute
Just seems like OLEDs have gotten so far since the CX and is now almost like the iPhone, very minor changes that don't drastically make any difference other than a few brightness tweaks. My LG C2 had some pretty bad burn in from using spreadsheets on it for work. Literally about 4 months of using the website that caused it (not even stuck on the same page all day, a lot of moving around to different tabs). Whatsapped LG, they advised that they wouldn't replace the panel. Shame, but it does seem to have almost gone a year on after a sh&t ton of pixel/panel refreshes.
rtings mentions aggressive ABL, how aggressive are we talking? is it like jarring, is it frequent?
how noticiable is the green tinge when actually watching something ?
Quite noticeable to me when watching anime like One Piece. It's awful because the green is not uniform, so portions are greener than others. I'm so unlucky that the green is noticeable even when NOT watching from an angle. :(
My biggest complaint is how bad brightness takes a hit in Game Mode.
Exactly, I was shocked, games are unplayable unless the whole game is dark or happening only at evening or night.
Hi Paul - Just reaching out to you asking have you ever had any issues with LG ? my LG- G1 77 inch which I purchased from John Lewis 2 years ago just decided to throw up error code 201 which means I cannot watch any channel via the app BBC , ITVX, CHANEL 4 & 5 + Netflix & Disney + are all unavailable to me . LG has turned their back on me because the Warranty has expired & John Lewis has got a 3rd party to come & take my G1 away to be repaired which will take a minimum of 28 days ! ! - so as from Next week I have a blank wall to stare at where my G1 once lived , I feel that me & LG along with J.L is done , Im switching to SONY as i've been told their warranty procedure is a lot better , I was just wondering if you or any of your viewers have had any issues ? or as LG have said "its just me" !
I would always advise buying a TV from a retailer that gives 5 or 6 years warranty, 2 years isn't long enough
@@nicholaswebb8418 Thank you for your reply , I did purchase it from John Lewis they have a 5 year warranty , however thieir policy is to take my TV away to be repaired ! if its not returned within 28 days they have to provide me with a temporary tv until mine is repaired , I may even end up with a 42 inch the replacement doesn't need to be like for like !! - I am really annoyed that I spent so much ££. on a so called hi end TV & im in this predicament , its just not good enough .
"how many bugs can you have in a tv" lmao
I hope you will get your hands on new Bravias soon.
So the green tint is only seen in off axis viewing?
I just got the 65" C4 and I think every review mentions this green tint thing, but I don't see it at all.
I've walked from in front of the screen all the way to both sides and didn't notice any hint of green in the image.
@@haroldfisher1302 Great, good luck with the new TV!
@@Greg29 Thanks! Loving it so far!
Can you tell me why my Lg c2 have a white back?...mine is the only one i see, the others have a black back...
Please can you tell me why???🤔
I've actually unboxed and made a video on one with a white back 🙂
@@TheTechGiantTH-cam but you know why?🙂
@@TheTechGiantTH-cam thank's my friend...
LGs R.D department had cuts made, thats why there testing is now shit for hardware like TVs.
Thanks for the information, but I have to laugh. Complain about the box, but no mention of the horrible reflection in the screen. lol
Will any manufacturer make a TV that has firmware that is not full of bugs ?
Sadly i doubt it, but LG are taking the mickey with so many that could so easily
combined into one.
Re the green tint, my C3 had the pink tint if you tried to view off axis, the viewing
angles of these Oled panels is not great.
The rest of the issues that irritate were there in previous generations yet LG choose
to ignore them.
My brand new LG C4 65" has a third of the screen with the green tint when viewed DIRECTLY... :(
@@kelvintse1421 Sorry to here that, reject the TV and ask for a refund.
LG are aware of these issues when viewed off axis, but if it's there we viewed
directly that indicates a faulty panel.
I hope the retailer does the right thing, don't accept a repair or exchange.
Damn, why are people negative? I’m sorry bro. Thank you for your opinions. I have leaned on them before and I am here once again. Thanks for your efforts
My LG color is not improving what can i do ?
The box is basic so that it can be recycled, thats what recycled center tell everyone, they can't reuse colored boxes.
I got the Same Problem with Red/Pink on my LG CX.
Get rid of that silly Rokuten TV button on the remote. Let’s be real, no one is using that. That button could have been TH-cam instead.
Totally agree with you on that one 👍
Is this a manufacturer default?
Hello TG😊
Is it worth it to get the c4 over the c3?
According to reviews the Sony A80L was a better tv over the C3
No keep the c3 its better
Micro Lens Array is only applied to G series. This makes g3 much better than c4 at same price but if you have c3 already it's definitely not worth upgrading.
@@GRT-Versley appreciate your advice
The remote control hasn’t changed since the c1
Yeah, we definitely need a remote refresh.
@@TheTechGiantTH-cam the LG CX remote looks best
Die Fernbedienung ist ja auch super
Samsung has red tint
The LG CX too
G4 all day every day baby