I would recommend a couple of safety tips against burn in - hide your taskbar - hide your desktop icons - use a cycle of wallpapers, if animated, even better I got mine a couple of weeks ago and love it, never going back
I don’t know if you noticed at this point of owning the tv but make sure to assign hdmi 1 as a PC input I believe latency will go down to better help your experience using a pc with it
I have a question ! How did he connect the pc and the screen turned to windows? Does the pc do that? Or did he connect a laptop to the tv monitor then was able to see windows?
Correction: the multi-view function DOES NOT support 2 HDMI devices, it will only allow you to do 1 HDMI + Screenshare. I’ve bought the C2 42 and everything has been good except for this stupid lack of 2 HDMI inputs for PIP/PBP.
I bought the C2 expecting that feature since it has multiview..... So just after i bought the C2 the C3 came out with the dual hdmi feature i wanted in the first place. Whats the point of saying something has something when in reality it has half the function of what it should have.
Just got mine this weekend for $899. I love it! I was gaming on my 65” C1 in the living room where the tv is positioned above the fireplace. I wanted a desk experience where I could play eye level. Best purchase I’ve made this week
That hight is not healthy for your neck, the upper edge of the screen should be at eyes level so you do not need to look up. Believe me this is coming form a computer engineer who spent thousand of dollars at physiotherapy and orthopedists due to side effects of elongated neck strains.
I just have a cheap 43 inch 4k TV that I use as a monitor, and it looks amazing. I can only imagine how good this one looks. They had them on for $299 so I gave it a try, and it's so bright, colorful, and sharp. Even at like 2 feet away you can't see the individual pixels. Like an iPhone. Just crisp. It gives you so much screen real estate and is like a breath of fresh air after getting home from work where I use a regular 27 inch LCD monitor. I just don't get people with their little dim laptop screens. I'll probably go blind or get puckered eyes, but the 4K TV looks sweet as a computer screen.
I used a 43" last year and it worked good. My work doesn't have the office space so my boss told me I'd be working from home for quite awhile so I decided to get a C1 48. The 43 was washed out in comparison and the blacks were more grey but the 43" did full chroma 4:4:4 so it displayed decent text but OLED really has it beat. If you plan to use it as a pc monitor it will work fine but if you have the budget I'd highly recommend a 42 or 48 oled.
yes. I have an LG 43" TV as monitor going into 5 years now, doesn't feel big. The size feels like the minimum to get when you get past or get away from PC monitor sizes.
@@chrispotterfan Since it is LCD, no different than any LCD monitor. You just have to increase the Windows scaling so that text is not too small on a big TV. OLED TVs have problems with text like color fringing or less sharp due to the layout of OLED subpixels like the on the LG.
Tips for those watching this video, don't do the same mistake as the video, use auto hide your start menu to prevent burn-in. Enable pixel shift, use dark mode on Windows, apps, browser and websites. Activate backgrounds that automatically are changing.
And probably don't put it up on a monitor riser. This is the only channel I've seen where the TV has not been close to the desk. All ergonomics guides say the top of the monitor should be at eye level and that's already hard with a 42" TV. Raising it up further is not going to help.
@@Jay-xq1dc I have to take back my comment. I just set up this monitor today and it was too low on my desk. The top of the TV was below my eye level. The stand on this TV is really low compared to normal monitors. I have it up on my old monitor riser now and I think it might be a touch too high but I'll try it out until I can find a happy medium. Something I have noticed about auto-hiding the taskbar - there is still a grey line in the lower left from the search box and the active app icon. So it doesn't hide the task bar fully. That could be troublesome.
Looks nice! But please, angle those speakers towards you or use stands to not have to squeeze them on the desk stand. First thing I notice in every post/video haha.
I was about to comment this and im so glad someone else at the top of the comment section did. As a composer/producer this is actually triggerworthy for me
Neah, I had a 32 inch and moved to a 27 inch pc monitor. The 32 inch was simply too big for the distance from my eyes to the monitor. plus this one forces you to keep your head high, might hurt your neck.
yeah 42 is too small for a TV but too big for a traditional pc gaming monitor setup. I have a pretty big desk and tried using my 42 inch TV just to see and it was a not enjoyable at all. 32 is the sweet spot for most gamers I think.
I’ve had mine for 3 months. The quality is amazing, but the size is just too big to be used comfortably on a desk. It kinda hurts my eyes and even makes me a little motion sick when playing fast-paced games. I’m considering replacing it with a 32” 4K OLED now.
Try hooking your MAC with a USBC to HDMI 2.1 Adapter. It will allow you to run at 120 hertz in 4k with your LG C2. I know that this video is 2 years old but I tried this with my LG OLED C4 and my M1 Mac and now it runs at 144 Hertz in 4k and 8k at 60 hertz. I hope this information helps. Let me know your thoughts. I know this information will also help a lot of people that use TV's as monitors.
I have the LG CX 48" as a pc monitor and i love it, you did a great review and after seeing this video i will try to get this LGC2 42" for this Christmas !
Im typing this on a LG OLED 48' C1 right now and it's a little too big for desk use. It also looks like trash with the new Macbook Pros as they only support 60hz over HDMI and you cannot bypass it with a dongle as the C1 does not have Display port. Might be able to get it done with the LG C2.
Apparently, you're using Windows default DPI settings. At least on video, fonts and icons seemed too small. Did you try set DPI to 125 or 150? Or is it comfortable to use at default settings?
I bought a Samsung smart monitor 43” and I love it. I thought would be too big but now it seems the perfect size and my old 32” seems too small. I was wondering if this monitor goes to standby automatically when you turn off your computer like a pc monitor which is the case in my Samsung smart monitor.
@@Curimo This is true, but most LG TV's will auto shut off after a few minutes of no signal being detected. The only problem is that you have to manually turn them back on, but that's a fairly minor inconvenience.
Got it for homeoffice. But u rly have to put it far away, else it looks crappy because it isnt curved. I 3d printed some desk mount stands to put it behind my 80cm deep desk. There it is acceptable to work with.
I had this tv and returned it. It’s really great but too big for my desk setup. If HDMI Picture in Picture was an option or working I would have kept it.
Nice review, I was planning to get the C2 42" but got the C1 48" since the sale price was almost half of the 42". I like how light the 42" looks in comparison, I've had the 48" for almost 3 weeks and with a deep desk it's been great. Instead of a wall mount I've been looking at desk mount arms that will support and raise it high enough. Haven't found anything that looks good for the size/weight yet. The Ergotron looks nice but only raises 11".
@@Cathode_Days Not seeing a pink hue. I use it with my work laptop Dell XPS 15 7590 that has a touch OLED screen and if anything the laptop screen looks more pink than the C1. Might have been your color profile settings.
@@MrSpike77777 it’s probably not an evo panel then. Turns out they suffer from pink tint due to the way the anti reflective layer is aligned. Seems the cast majority have the issue. Shame cos I wanted to love it.
@@Cathode_Days It's evo, I just checked the service menu a couple days ago. That's too bad, you may have gotten a defective one. This puts my other external monitors to shame.
How deep is your desk? I’m in the same boat regarding the sales price of the 48” being way cheaper, but I don’t want a humongous display on my desk. I think my depth is about 30-35 inches
hello nice video! a tip, i'm going to buy this tv, but i'm seriously undecided between 42 "and 48" i use it only for xbox series x and movies in a medium / small room at the viewing distance of about 1.6 meters ... undecided also for the small price difference between the two. Thank you very much 👍 (sorry for my english 😅)
Question..Do you have to have any special hardware to connect monitors for both cable viewing and computer work? I am asking because I am seeking a remote job..
Man I wish qd oleds were cheaper, then I could finally bite the bullet and buy one, the added inbuilt tv tuner and being such a chill benefit when im done studying or gaming, i can kick back and watch some sports or movies.
Hi. Can you please check the exact distanse of 2 stands for lg42? Some says it's 720mm, some it's 710mm. Mayby because of their thickness...So can you tell the distance between middles of stands? I believe it should be 715mm or something. Thanks in advance!
I want to buy the new version of LG 42 C4, since I mostly do codes, is your eyes okay using it for long term? since I heard using OLED is more tiring than IPS panel type
@@user-lz5vh9bb5w seeing as I’ve been using an OLED of some kind for about 5 years and never had a single issue, I’m doubting it. The issue has been way overblown for years, and unless you’re at 100% brightness and leaving a static image on the screen for days at a time, it’ll be fine
@@nickjacobsss Your experience does not equal every persons experience. You claim it's overblown, I don't agree. But I'm happy you have a non-burnt in OLED.
@@JurassicF4rt "Properly use an OLED panel". Oh boy, it's sooooooooooooo difficult to "properly" use a TV. Even if you "properly" use it, you'll still risk getting burn in. But you go on lying mate.
How does this monitor deal with text? Is text clear? And how do you deal with burn in when you have a static task bar on the screen for hours at a time?
I would really like to upgrade to OLED panel but not this size. Ultrawide or 34" would be perfect for me. If only the Alienware OLED is available in my place I have already upgraded my 34" ultrawide VA panel.
My dream setup - I think I'm going to wait until the new 40 series graphics cards come out (if they're too expensive I'll go with a 3080) and will try to buy the TV on sale hopefully later this year :D
Hi man, How did you attach table top to the leg unit? These items are not part of one desk unit per say. Does top have pre-drilled holes that match pre-drill holes in the leg unit? Suggest.
Andres on Windows have you gone to System -> Display and increased the scale? To be frank the display is too large for a main monitor for anything other than gaming
I need to correct you, the port / input latency on this is actually around 6ms @ 4K ... this is actually INSANELY good. I am not sure why you didn't do more research before doing your review as you no doubt confused and mislead several potential buyers, admittedly, through ignorance and not on purpose, but still.
Awesome video as always! :) I have a question: Now that the Xbox Series X is more available than it was before, do you guys plan on doing a video on it at some point? Thanks and have a great day
Great job with the video as always Andres! I always enjoy the aesthetic of your videos and the content you cover. keep up the great work and I will continue to support! 🫡
c1 48" here and I've been thinking about switching to 42"... but I think I got used to the size. The silver edges are visible from the front. DO all c2 42" have silver borders?
its a great gaming TV/Monitor and of course also great for movies. For Desktop i have a second monitor. BTW you are sitting too low for looking at the monitor. You have to look up too much, thats not good for your neck. Eather sit higher or put the desk down
I tried this kind of setup with a 55" Samsung Frame TV but by the end of the I started feeling claustrophobic and uneasy and headaches because my eyes were looking screen/monitor and lack of rest even for a couple of seconds, I had replaced that with a 27"LG monitor.
all sizes can work if your distance to it is the appropriate one, for 55" you should be around 5 feet away, with this 42" it has to be 3 feet as I right now I'm writing from a 27" 2 feet away
I would recommend a couple of safety tips against burn in
- hide your taskbar
- hide your desktop icons
- use a cycle of wallpapers, if animated, even better
I got mine a couple of weeks ago and love it, never going back
Perfect, I'll remember this!
Most. Modern panels don't burn in any more as the led isn't static it's constantly moving
That kind of helps, but things like the taskbar requires too much pixels, it can't be moved that much
@@aster22380 Perfect way to show you have no idea.
@@Enrique.V no it can they just refresh the pixels.in place
It’s definitely a good all rounder.
I looooove it
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I don’t know if you noticed at this point of owning the tv but make sure to assign hdmi 1 as a PC input I believe latency will go down to better help your experience using a pc with it
Thanks for that info… I was wondering why I was experiencing slight latency in PC mode.. I am going to try this ASAP and I hope it fixes it .
@@thaxon1 did it fix it?
Yup I have the C1 and I can confirm that, its a bit tricky getting to the menu of where to change it, but it does make a big difference.
I have a question ! How did he connect the pc and the screen turned to windows? Does the pc do that? Or did he connect a laptop to the tv monitor then was able to see windows?
Correction: the multi-view function DOES NOT support 2 HDMI devices, it will only allow you to do 1 HDMI + Screenshare. I’ve bought the C2 42 and everything has been good except for this stupid lack of 2 HDMI inputs for PIP/PBP.
tough one, will they bring it in a firmware update ?
@@pateffect nope, doubt so. The C1 had this feature missing as well, and that model was in the market for more than a year already.
that's a deal breaker for me as a monitor
I bought the C2 expecting that feature since it has multiview..... So just after i bought the C2 the C3 came out with the dual hdmi feature i wanted in the first place.
Whats the point of saying something has something when in reality it has half the function of what it should have.
@@LonewolfyXDThe C3 only has PiP on 55" and above. LG 42C3 & LG 48C3 does not support picture in picture / dual screen through 2x HDMI.
Just got mine this weekend for $899. I love it! I was gaming on my 65” C1 in the living room where the tv is positioned above the fireplace. I wanted a desk experience where I could play eye level. Best purchase I’ve made this week
bro literally same story here. Being able to sit close is a game changer
@@johnedwards3489 it really is. My neck appreciates it
That hight is not healthy for your neck, the upper edge of the screen should be at eyes level so you do not need to look up. Believe me this is coming form a computer engineer who spent thousand of dollars at physiotherapy and orthopedists due to side effects of elongated neck strains.
Thanks for the info sir
I just have a cheap 43 inch 4k TV that I use as a monitor, and it looks amazing. I can only imagine how good this one looks. They had them on for $299 so I gave it a try, and it's so bright, colorful, and sharp. Even at like 2 feet away you can't see the individual pixels. Like an iPhone. Just crisp. It gives you so much screen real estate and is like a breath of fresh air after getting home from work where I use a regular 27 inch LCD monitor. I just don't get people with their little dim laptop screens. I'll probably go blind or get puckered eyes, but the 4K TV looks sweet as a computer screen.
I used a 43" last year and it worked good. My work doesn't have the office space so my boss told me I'd be working from home for quite awhile so I decided to get a C1 48. The 43 was washed out in comparison and the blacks were more grey but the 43" did full chroma 4:4:4 so it displayed decent text but OLED really has it beat. If you plan to use it as a pc monitor it will work fine but if you have the budget I'd highly recommend a 42 or 48 oled.
yes. I have an LG 43" TV as monitor going into 5 years now, doesn't feel big. The size feels like the minimum to get when you get past or get away from PC monitor sizes.
@ZnajdanGaming yeah. i want something larger on my next!
how is text clarity?
@@chrispotterfan Since it is LCD, no different than any LCD monitor. You just have to increase the Windows scaling so that text is not too small on a big TV. OLED TVs have problems with text like color fringing or less sharp due to the layout of OLED subpixels like the on the LG.
Tips for those watching this video, don't do the same mistake as the video, use auto hide your start menu to prevent burn-in. Enable pixel shift, use dark mode on Windows, apps, browser and websites. Activate backgrounds that automatically are changing.
And probably don't put it up on a monitor riser. This is the only channel I've seen where the TV has not been close to the desk. All ergonomics guides say the top of the monitor should be at eye level and that's already hard with a 42" TV. Raising it up further is not going to help.
@@donkeysunited I was not aware of that, thanks!
@@Jay-xq1dc I have to take back my comment. I just set up this monitor today and it was too low on my desk. The top of the TV was below my eye level. The stand on this TV is really low compared to normal monitors.
I have it up on my old monitor riser now and I think it might be a touch too high but I'll try it out until I can find a happy medium.
Something I have noticed about auto-hiding the taskbar - there is still a grey line in the lower left from the search box and the active app icon. So it doesn't hide the task bar fully. That could be troublesome.
No
Looks nice! But please, angle those speakers towards you or use stands to not have to squeeze them on the desk stand. First thing I notice in every post/video haha.
It's very triggering.
Toe Out :S
Toe Out :S
I was about to comment this and im so glad someone else at the top of the comment section did. As a composer/producer this is actually triggerworthy for me
Thanks for the comment.
Neah, I had a 32 inch and moved to a 27 inch pc monitor. The 32 inch was simply too big for the distance from my eyes to the monitor. plus this one forces you to keep your head high, might hurt your neck.
42 is still big …I would prefer a 32 or 34 inch for desktop preference
yeah 42 is too small for a TV but too big for a traditional pc gaming monitor setup. I have a pretty big desk and tried using my 42 inch TV just to see and it was a not enjoyable at all. 32 is the sweet spot for most gamers I think.
I’ve had mine for 3 months. The quality is amazing, but the size is just too big to be used comfortably on a desk. It kinda hurts my eyes and even makes me a little motion sick when playing fast-paced games. I’m considering replacing it with a 32” 4K OLED now.
Try hooking your MAC with a USBC to HDMI 2.1 Adapter. It will allow you to run at 120 hertz in 4k with your LG C2. I know that this video is 2 years old but I tried this with my LG OLED C4 and my M1 Mac and now it runs at 144 Hertz in 4k and 8k at 60 hertz. I hope this information helps. Let me know your thoughts. I know this information will also help a lot of people that use TV's as monitors.
I have the LG CX 48" as a pc monitor and i love it, you did a great review and after seeing this video i will try to get this LGC2 42" for this Christmas !
thanks for the video, I just got this LG as a Christmas gift and so far, I'm blown away by the colors...
Can you watch like tv shows does the quality change ..? I bought a “4k” tv an some stuff it’s alilgrainy
Im typing this on a LG OLED 48' C1 right now and it's a little too big for desk use. It also looks like trash with the new Macbook Pros as they only support 60hz over HDMI and you cannot bypass it with a dongle as the C1 does not have Display port. Might be able to get it done with the LG C2.
Apparently, you're using Windows default DPI settings. At least on video, fonts and icons seemed too small.
Did you try set DPI to 125 or 150? Or is it comfortable to use at default settings?
Every video you put out gets me excited to create a real desk set-up/office and not just have a desk with my computer... Great video!
Cool bro 42 inches are the best monitor size for me. Make a setup integrating it with a laptop. By 5he way make this tv permanent.
I bought a Samsung smart monitor 43” and I love it. I thought would be too big but now it seems the perfect size and my old 32” seems too small. I was wondering if this monitor goes to standby automatically when you turn off your computer like a pc monitor which is the case in my Samsung smart monitor.
No it does not, unfortunately, like the other Tv's a message appears that says there is no input device detected...
Hi, I have the same. How do you type in “” when using Remote Desktop function?
@@Curimo This is true, but most LG TV's will auto shut off after a few minutes of no signal being detected. The only problem is that you have to manually turn them back on, but that's a fairly minor inconvenience.
I like you keyboard? wich model?
But isn't it bad due to the lack of curve? Seems to be too big for me without curve
Got it for homeoffice.
But u rly have to put it far away, else it looks crappy because it isnt curved.
I 3d printed some desk mount stands to put it behind my 80cm deep desk.
There it is acceptable to work with.
how is it with word / excel / outlook ? is it clear text and clear numbers ?
Get some drapes or blinds or something to cover your window, viewing experience improves dramatically!
What desk do you have?
I had this tv and returned it. It’s really great but too big for my desk setup. If HDMI Picture in Picture was an option or working I would have kept it.
so what’s a better option then ?
@@wranefis they is no better option for console. If you’re playing PC gaming Alienware has a new widescreen OLED.
@@wranefis G9 odyssey ultra 49" better imo doe a desk monitor
Try using the 48 C1 as a monitor. The 42 inch is perfect.
OLED tv as a monitor in general is fail its DPI is terrible not to mention unable to tilt or angle it in any way unless you vesa mount it.
Finished Season 4
Just lovely 😩
Can you do a minimal laptop setup for gaming and productive works?
Why doesn't it support 4K 120hz on a Macbook M1?
Just bought LG C3 and I love it. What about OLED burn-in? Did you notice something?
Are the colors accurate? Compared to print or App/website?
I plan on getting this T.V next month for my new set up. Will replace my old 5year old Dell 4k 43inch. I just wish it had a Display input
I have the same speakers, and the powered speaker is supposed to be on the left.
Nice review, I was planning to get the C2 42" but got the C1 48" since the sale price was almost half of the 42". I like how light the 42" looks in comparison, I've had the 48" for almost 3 weeks and with a deep desk it's been great. Instead of a wall mount I've been looking at desk mount arms that will support and raise it high enough. Haven't found anything that looks good for the size/weight yet. The Ergotron looks nice but only raises 11".
Do you notice pink tint on white backgrounds ? I tried one but returned it due to the pink hue.
@@Cathode_Days Not seeing a pink hue. I use it with my work laptop Dell XPS 15 7590 that has a touch OLED screen and if anything the laptop screen looks more pink than the C1. Might have been your color profile settings.
@@MrSpike77777 it’s probably not an evo panel then. Turns out they suffer from pink tint due to the way the anti reflective layer is aligned. Seems the cast majority have the issue. Shame cos I wanted to love it.
@@Cathode_Days It's evo, I just checked the service menu a couple days ago. That's too bad, you may have gotten a defective one. This puts my other external monitors to shame.
How deep is your desk? I’m in the same boat regarding the sales price of the 48” being way cheaper, but I don’t want a humongous display on my desk. I think my depth is about 30-35 inches
Can you tell us, why you get rid of it a few weeks later again?
Super clear. Just terrific.
It works pretty nice with an ergotron HX arm. But u need a VESA adapter. Best screen out there, miniLED still crap, expect apple.
Hi Fabi, I have an Ergotron wall mount arm and have this TV being delivered soon, can you link me the VESA adaptor that will work please?
@@paulh1860 I use the Drall adapter plate (AD3B).
@@Fabifablos nice one pall I'll look it up.
Just close the blinds. Oleds are for the dark viewinh. If it was matte, it would be grainy and diffuse light. It's a good thing it's glossy
I missed what you said about how youre getting 120Hz out of the monitor
hello nice video! a tip, i'm going to buy this tv, but i'm seriously undecided between 42 "and 48" i use it only for xbox series x and movies in a medium / small room at the viewing distance of about 1.6 meters ... undecided also for the small price difference between the two. Thank you very much 👍 (sorry for my english 😅)
Question..Do you have to have any special hardware to connect monitors for both cable viewing and computer work? I am asking because I am seeking a remote job..
Man I wish qd oleds were cheaper, then I could finally bite the bullet and buy one, the added inbuilt tv tuner and being such a chill benefit when im done studying or gaming, i can kick back and watch some sports or movies.
Do we know the risks of burn-in with the latest OLED models?
very good setup. I'm going to collect the same setup from Ikea, I'm jealous. The My Setup Products explanation is worthy of applause.
my main takeaway from this video is that Andres Vidoza looks incredible and should continue aiming cameras at himself.
A bigger desk, more distance for the screen
Hi. Can you please check the exact distanse of 2 stands for lg42? Some says it's 720mm, some it's 710mm. Mayby because of their thickness...So can you tell the distance between middles of stands? I believe it should be 715mm or something. Thanks in advance!
I want to buy the new version of LG 42 C4, since I mostly do codes, is your eyes okay using it for long term? since I heard using OLED is more tiring than IPS panel type
What a savage to have window open no blinds or curtain. My C1 I have blackout curtains on my windows so theres no reflection while on
I am LOVING my 42" for daily work use/gaming. I tried switching back to a 4k 120 LCD monitor, and it just doesnt come close to the colors of the OLED
I'm sure you'll be loving it even more when it inevitably burns in.
@@user-lz5vh9bb5w seeing as I’ve been using an OLED of some kind for about 5 years and never had a single issue, I’m doubting it. The issue has been way overblown for years, and unless you’re at 100% brightness and leaving a static image on the screen for days at a time, it’ll be fine
@@nickjacobsss Your experience does not equal every persons experience.
You claim it's overblown, I don't agree.
But I'm happy you have a non-burnt in OLED.
@@user-lz5vh9bb5w or maybe learn how to properly use an OLED panel instead of fear mongering people lmao.
@@JurassicF4rt "Properly use an OLED panel". Oh boy, it's sooooooooooooo difficult to "properly" use a TV.
Even if you "properly" use it, you'll still risk getting burn in.
But you go on lying mate.
Can you put a link up of where you got the monitor stand that you’re using for the c2?
Can’t wait for you to get your hands on the new Asus 42” monitor and do a review!
Nice ! Still prefer 2x 27" 4K LG monitors side-by-side providing much more than 4K pixels
best lg 42
How does this monitor deal with text? Is text clear? And how do you deal with burn in when you have a static task bar on the screen for hours at a time?
I have pretty much the same setup. does looking up at your tv make your eyes feel sick like a nausea feel?
48C1 for me on PC and the previous 48CX moved to my XBox Series X. Why pay more for a 42 even if it is finally released?
this is what i am rocking with my 4090 and so far super brutal
I would really like to upgrade to OLED panel but not this size. Ultrawide or 34" would be perfect for me. If only the Alienware OLED is available in my place I have already upgraded my 34" ultrawide VA panel.
nothing wrong with the size, you can use it as a tv or movie watching screen when you're done with productivity.
This is absolutely fantastic setup man congratz.
For me I think only thing I change is instead of that huge screen I will have dual screen setup.
Lol. The whole video is about the single monitor. You couldn't have liked the setup that much.
Lmao bruh the whole video is about that “huge screen”😂😂
Just bought one and a RTX 3080TI OC a few weeks back, it's great!
My dream setup - I think I'm going to wait until the new 40 series graphics cards come out (if they're too expensive I'll go with a 3080) and will try to buy the TV on sale hopefully later this year :D
Thanks for the review.. I'm wondering of it's possible to plug in a Amazon Firestick via hdmi and run the video in the corner whilst using a Mac Mini?
Love this kind of review. So practical.
recommends for graphic design and photo editing ?
sick video! the thumbnail always attracts me man dayum!
Hi man, How did you attach table top to the leg unit? These items are not part of one desk unit per say. Does top have pre-drilled holes that match pre-drill holes in the leg unit? Suggest.
Andres on Windows have you gone to System -> Display and increased the scale? To be frank the display is too large for a main monitor for anything other than gaming
Great review covering the real facts that users care about. Just ordered one and good to know about the assembly, vesa mount, setup and usage!
what about the burn in risk in games and static images taskbar wallpapers etc on the long run?
I have this TV in 77". I tried playing world of warcraft on it too. that lasted about 10 minutes xD its brilliant
How do you find the height of the tv on a shelf after extended use? I'm considering buying a shelf but worry it'll just be too high.
I would like to see OLED TVs with a DisplayPort and a 240 hertz refresh rate
Hello again, could I ask where you got your monitor riser from please. Thanks
i use the c1 48" for a year now, and its freaking awesome, there is no way i will ever use a pc monitor again :D
I need to correct you, the port / input latency on this is actually around 6ms @ 4K ... this is actually INSANELY good. I am not sure why you didn't do more research before doing your review as you no doubt confused and mislead several potential buyers, admittedly, through ignorance and not on purpose, but still.
How’s the text rendering? That’s one thing I can’t seem to like too much especially for coding.
What about compared with the Samsung 43 Inch QN90B Neo QLED? Is this one better for photo editing?
Where can I get that Messi and Ali poster above your desk ??
Bro your setup is GOALS
should i be worried about burn-in when i would use it as a monitor?
Responsiveness and mouse latency are not good ? I thought it was amazing on oled ?
Awesome video as always! :) I have a question: Now that the Xbox Series X is more available than it was before, do you guys plan on doing a video on it at some point? Thanks and have a great day
Hi bro what's your desk depth? Been planning to. Replace my 24in ips monitor with this one
Got a desk with 27 inch depth will that be enough? 😊
Um, love the videos, tv, etc., but where did the Adidas slides come from?!
Great job with the video as always Andres! I always enjoy the aesthetic of your videos and the content you cover. keep up the great work and I will continue to support! 🫡
Both your chair links are wrong. What chair is that?
c1 48" here and I've been thinking about switching to 42"... but I think I got used to the size.
The silver edges are visible from the front. DO all c2 42" have silver borders?
I wanted to get one but linus warned us all about burn in.... did they fix it?
its a great gaming TV/Monitor and of course also great for movies. For Desktop i have a second monitor. BTW you are sitting too low for looking at the monitor. You have to look up too much, thats not good for your neck. Eather sit higher or put the desk down
With the c2 what is your table dimension? Hpw far are you sitting
Is the same if I watch Netflix on lg TV vs watching Netflix on laptop that connect to LG TV? Is the oled downgrade if I watch it from laptop?
Hi, Can you tell me what PC fans you're using in video ?
The fact that the speakers don’t fully fit on the shelf really bothers me
Noticed that too. I was like such a perfect setup and the speakers are pointing away from him 😢
Great content. I'm still waiting for 36" OLED.
Super Video Bro Intro Super cool Keep Going Bro
Thank you man!
i really wonder if this monitor can edit photo/vide color accurate?
especially photo
Ah Man I love this whole Setup -------WOW!!!!!!!
I need this desk in my life 😮 where can I get the desk and drawers?
I tried this kind of setup with a 55" Samsung Frame TV but by the end of the I started feeling claustrophobic and uneasy and headaches because my eyes were looking screen/monitor and lack of rest even for a couple of seconds, I had replaced that with a 27"LG monitor.
all sizes can work if your distance to it is the appropriate one, for 55" you should be around 5 feet away, with this 42" it has to be 3 feet as I right now I'm writing from a 27" 2 feet away
@@DarkP1 Same I tried it too but got so tired quickly unfortunately!