I don't comment on TH-cam, very rarely. I really liked this vid because you could say the pinkish colour is what it looked like when you were recording it and seeing it in real life. no one else has the real life injected into the tv comparisons. Really good review thank you, making my life easier on what tv to treat myself too
I saw the C3 and C4 side by side and I went with the C3. Why? Because besides the C4 being only slightly brighter there was no difference to my 2020 vision. My C3 replaced my legendary C1 and I couldnt be happier. I am good to go for the next few years now. My concentration has now moved to upgrading my Surround Sound system and eventually getting a PS5. Great video Paul.
Hey, Steve I have the C1 65inch lg oled tv, and was looking into the c3, what difference have you noticed between the two? And what caused you to change the TV?
I just bought a 65" C4 last week, after my 6 year old LG 55" decided to go "black", I actually watched your unboxing of the C4 65' before I got mine, and was suitably impressed, but seeing it in real life, is SO much better. I would think that unless you had them side by side, you couldn't tell the difference. So I'm hoping for many years of viewing pleasure, and thanks for your reviews..... A little message from Australia :)
I just bought 65 inch C4 for only 100 EUR more than C3. There was a discount and 400 EUR cashback. Great TV, no dead pixels, minimal DSE on 5% grey. Very pleased with it. Keep up the good work. Greetings from Slovakia :)
I did have a G3 in my living room but it broke down like 4 times in about 6 months. The store was so lovely they refunded me in full and put my CX back in my living room. Ordered a 48" C3 for my gaming room with the same store and that works great so far. Got a super deal on the C3 of around 669 euro (open box model but 100% sealed and a peal on it). Made my choice easy to not go for the C4 this year. Perhaps will jump on the G4 train for the living room hope I have more luck with it else I am doomed to just let the CX stand in the livingroom.
@thetechgiantyoutube Great video. I went for the C4 when I upgraded after watching your videos. Can you tell me if its bad in your opinion to have the OLED brightness always at 100%? Out of the box it was at 80%
Cause there's no more proper reviews mate, no one wants to be black balled by the tech companies for speaking the truth. This is why TG's way (getting loan TV from 3rd party) is best cause he can speak the truth.
I bought a brand new Samsung S95C OLED 65” 2023 model in April. New Samsung S95D has anti reflective screen and costs £1000 more. TVs are like phones now small benefits and big price increases. I’d always buy last years model. Most people would never notice the difference other than their bank balance😂😂
@@TheTechGiantTH-cam Oh, ok. Meanwhile, otherwise, my seating angle is not that severe so I likely would not even see it then. I really like the overall performance of my 2020 CX and would find it hard to change brands now. Although, vlogger Stop The FOMO is to crown the 2024 Best TV of the year in a couple of hours. I am curious to see what he has to say.
C3 all the way got it in 65 inch. C4 is not different a lot and barely no comparison videos. You’re honest atleast .So have Samsung sc90 in living room 1 living room c3 . Very happy :) won’t change for a while now
So you have Samsung S90C and LG C3? Which is better overall with ups along and motion when watching movies and regular television shows in your opinion?
@@thepenetrator2006 wow really? I’ve always heard LG upscaling and motion were better than Samsung with lower quality streaming and cable television programs etc…Ok thanks.
Hey qick question lads i had c3 & thought it was outstanding. however problem i had was randomy aftter tv been off over nite it was stuck on same preset pitcher mood i had it on the nite before when i changed it it would select the difrent mood like from standerd to cinema but the actual pitcher on tv wouldnt change currys had no clure it happened with 2 c3 tvs & ended up with sony x95l wich i love now
The C4 can hit 1,000 nits but only on small specular highlights otherwise with larger areas of brightness the panel will be much more similar to the C3 as can be seen in your personal 4K HDR footage. Where the difference will be more noticeable is in night scenes with lights where the C4 would be brighter for things like street lights and fireworks etc, anything that is small in size which allows the panel to up the brightness without ABL (automatic brightness level) kicking it to prevent screen burn-in. I opted for the 55" C3 at £949 from Richer Sounds knowing the C4 was a bit brighter but do not feel paying twice the price for a TV (the C4 was £1,800 at the time), that is only brighter some of the time, was worth the extra. Also, without a side by side comparison I would never know anyway and I still cannot tell from your video so I don't feel any sense of buyer's remorse. I love the C3. It is a noticeable upgrade over my 2019 LG B9 in terms of image quality with brighter HDR and SDR plus a slick new user interface and much faster menus. I could not be happier. The C4 has no new features this year, just a slightly brighter image, and a different design on the back of the TV as well a slightly tweaked 2024 WebOS. The C3 had least was an upgrade over the C2 as it had DTS audio passthrough reinstated which was removed at some point after the 2019 TVs as my LG B9 supported DTS. The lack of DTS was the reason I did not upgrade my B9 sooner. In my opinion, you should only buy a current year TV once it has been out a while and has been discounted, such as on Black Friday. By then it will have also had several firmware updates to iron out bugs. It really makes no sense to buy any new TV on release. At best, these are usually iterative improvements over the previous years models anyway and that is certainly the case with the C4.
The very subtle diffrences could be down to manufacturing tollerances and the factory calibration if there was any. This years models are not showing enough of an improvement to justify the higher prices., and that applies to all brands. A new SoC is due for the 2025 models, this may give the better performance that we crave for. If you can't wait, buy a 2023 model
Very little of an upgrade in the C4. Given the substantial price cuts on the C3, it's the only way to go IMHO. I've not had any pink tinging on my C3, but I do get green hints on skin tones sometimes.
I want to move away from OLED - some of the Mini LED sets in John Lewis looked as good and can have twitch on for hours if needed without any risk - even though John Lewis rep said screen burn is a non issue at all now, thinking of the Hisense U8K
I want to get the C3 but I think it might discontinue soon I'll probably get the C4 and try to save as much money the G series like G3 and G4 are great models with mla technology but too expensive
Between the big screens isn´t much difference. And in the TV/monitor section 42 and 48inch it´s much less, because of missing keyfeatures the 55plus versions have. But every Influencer tells you every year/season/version the same...this is the best, now this is the best...aaaand now THIS is the best! And you need it NOW - you zombie^^ I bought the cx48 on release and switched to c3 48 around 6month after release (first price drop)... 3 Generations difference.... from the visuals not really so much difference.
I bought a Samsung S90C 77” a couple weeks ago. I was going back and forth between it and the LG C3 but went with the Samsung for the QD OLED panel and brightness. I like the television for 4K HDR but it actually looks worse than my 10 year old Samsung 4k it replaced as far as upscaling older movies and standard television shows. I also cannot get the motion blurr and judder settings set to where there isn’t weird motion blurr around peoples faces when making just regular movements such as turning their head or jogging on screen etc… nothing fast paced just regular motion. You have more experience with these televisions than I do so my question is do you notice better motion or better regular television upscaling and processing on the LG oleds vs the Samsung S90C or S95C ? I may exchange for LG but not sure if it will make a difference. I’m not a big gamer so television and movies presentation matter more to me. Thanks.
I have had c1,c2 and g3. They are all great tvs, the c1 and c2 have the advantage that you can easily disable TPC and GSR in the service menu which is a big plus if you use them as a monitor. The g3 is brighter and looks very good on the wall.
@@freddy19985 thanks for that, on the fence whether to keep the C1 as I thinks it's still fantastic, would love a side by side on the C1/C4, apart from brightness would there really be a huge difference
@@BuffaloBill-pt9ns It wouldn't be a massive upgrade, I would suggest wait till the c4 is on sale. Or wait for the C5. If you had an older tv it would be a different story.
@@freddy19985 thanks for the replies it's appreciated, think I will do just that and wait for the c5 or sale on C4, had the C1 2 years now and as said it's fantastic when playing 4k HDR or ps5 games @120, just can't see the difference being night and day on the latest models, but happy to be told im wrong
I think the C3 is the best OLED tv from the time the C4 was launched until the C3 is no longer available. As soon as OLED TVs were launched, it was clearly the best TV technology, but it had 5 faults: Burn in, brightness, processing,quality issues that come with new tech, and price Burn-in: the 2023 series is the first series where I believe LG has improved enough that burn in shouldn't be an issue (unless you always watch static images). Brightness: the C3 is the first C series OLED that really is bright enough for all but the brightest rooms (which is what really sets it apart from the C2 and earlier models) Processing: The 2023 generation is where LG almost matches Sony as far as performance goes. It isnt better, but you really can only tell under very close examination, and in side-by-side. Problems with new tech: the first couple models of new tech tend to have issues that are corrected with each successive model. The C9, CX, and C1 seem to have a wide variety of issues beyond burn-in. Price: once C4 launched, the C3 price dropped enough to make is accessible to most TV buyers. Some of these faults were fixed on earlier models than the C3, but when the C3 price dropped with the C4 launch, the C3 was the first to overcome all 5 of these price, quality, and reliability faults. Since the C4 is a very marginal improvement, it will never be worth additional cost, making tje C3 the best value OLED for as long as there are C3 available on the market.
The difference between th C3/ C4 and g3 /g4 is is so marginal the price difference is not justifiable. The C4 77" costs the same as a C3 83". Your giving up 16% more screen to get 10% more brightness The C4 65" costs the same as the C3 77" your giving up 40% more screen size for 10% brightness
I am legally sight impaired (half blind) and having even a slight improvement on a tv can be night and day for myself. The c4 wins easily for me, it is brighter and more true to life colour accurate. There is more detail shown on the c4 especially in the mirror behind the lady in yellow where the man in the grey is less fuzzy in the c4. Thank you for the video the way you did it made it fun to find the differences between the two
This video is is a little bit poor. no 120 vs 144Hz Gaming. In HDR Gaming the c4 is much brighter. The c4 has got Dolby Vison PC Mode. And the c4 has got pro settings for HDR Roll off Points. These are the real benefits.
I mention other benefits of the C4 in my best things about it video. Still think the average punter would appreciate the extra cash in their back pocket.
Gaming it isn’t much brighter according to rtings. Same as HDR content like he displayed. It suffers from the same HGiG darkness issues as C3/G3. Only G4 fixes it
@@crunchtime4l never use hgig. set all rolloff points to 100% and no tonemapping. on tectracks channel you can see that the c4 is brighter than the c3.
I’ve bought LG C3 other day 48inch and returned it yesterday Picture was awful Sound was ok Size was shit I’m sticking with my LG CX 55inch much better
That doesn't make any sense. Are you trolling? 1. The C3 has 3 generations of improvement over the CX. 2. Not one reviewer or tech site has said the c3 wasn't better than the C2, or that the C2 wasn't better than the C1, or that the C1 wasn't better than the CX. 3. The specs alone show the C3 to be better in every way (brightness, processing, speed, thickness, weight, color range, color accuracy, etc.) 4. You most likely saw thia TV in store next to all the other LCDs and OLEDs, and at that time you could not possibly have thought it looked worse than all the others, and then STILL BOUGHT IT With all 4 of those factors, you expect us to believe the "picture was awful", and that it wasn't a defective unit or that you chose bad picture settings? Sorry, I may have been born at night, but I wasn't born last night. Must have bought your C3 off Temu or Wish.com
I just bought a 65 C3, and I'm absolutely loving it!
My C3 is wonderful.
Great to hear that 🙂
Dang, Everyone buying 65" LG C3s now, Grats
Let the good times roll
had mine for 6 months, great so far. 55 I bought in 2020 still going strong in bedroom.
@@TheTechGiantTH-camHello, I had a question, I am interested in buying a TV, what TV do you recommend for me to buy? Please help me a little.
I don't comment on TH-cam, very rarely. I really liked this vid because you could say the pinkish colour is what it looked like when you were recording it and seeing it in real life. no one else has the real life injected into the tv comparisons. Really good review thank you, making my life easier on what tv to treat myself too
I saw the C3 and C4 side by side and I went with the C3. Why? Because besides the C4 being only slightly brighter there was no difference to my 2020 vision. My C3 replaced my legendary C1 and I couldnt be happier. I am good to go for the next few years now. My concentration has now moved to upgrading my Surround Sound system and eventually getting a PS5. Great video Paul.
Yeh exactly what I saw no difference whatsoever imo..C3 is the best C in the series
Thank you mate 👍
Hey, Steve I have the C1 65inch lg oled tv, and was looking into the c3, what difference have you noticed between the two? And what caused you to change the TV?
Note that Lg c4 brightness booster is with 55inch and above models. This does not apply to 42inch for veterans that want the tv as pc monitor.
Always great to get another upload from the tech giant!!
I just bought a 65" C4 last week, after my 6 year old LG 55" decided to go "black", I actually watched your unboxing of the C4 65' before I got mine, and was suitably impressed, but seeing it in real life, is SO much better. I would think that unless you had them side by side, you couldn't tell the difference.
So I'm hoping for many years of viewing pleasure, and thanks for your reviews.....
A little message from Australia :)
I have been waiting for this!
Thanks again Paul,great honest video.
LG is having a pretty good sale on the C4 right now. You can add a free soundbar
I really happy with my C4 like every year there is really very little improvement over the tv from the previous year
Very true that 👍
Hail hydra I have c3 I love it
I just bought 65 inch C4 for only 100 EUR more than C3. There was a discount and 400 EUR cashback. Great TV, no dead pixels, minimal DSE on 5% grey. Very pleased with it. Keep up the good work. Greetings from Slovakia :)
I did have a G3 in my living room but it broke down like 4 times in about 6 months. The store was so lovely they refunded me in full and put my CX back in my living room. Ordered a 48" C3 for my gaming room with the same store and that works great so far. Got a super deal on the C3 of around 669 euro (open box model but 100% sealed and a peal on it). Made my choice easy to not go for the C4 this year. Perhaps will jump on the G4 train for the living room hope I have more luck with it else I am doomed to just let the CX stand in the livingroom.
Thank you! What about C2 is there any massive changes ?
Are they both with dynamic tone Mappin ON ?
Have you noticed any burn in or any sort of that issue on the C3? Appreciate your work!
@thetechgiantyoutube Great video. I went for the C4 when I upgraded after watching your videos. Can you tell me if its bad in your opinion to have the OLED brightness always at 100%? Out of the box it was at 80%
Are they on vivid mode. And are you noticing the green tint off angle on c4
the video I was waiting for, everyone else just threw the c3 in the corner as soon as the c4 came out
Cause there's no more proper reviews mate, no one wants to be black balled by the tech companies for speaking the truth. This is why TG's way (getting loan TV from 3rd party) is best cause he can speak the truth.
I got the C3 for the exact reasons you mentioned..as there is no difference in tech but there is in the prices..the next lg I’ll get is a G series 👍
Going to one of the latest G series, you should see a decent improvement 🙂
@@TheTechGiantTH-cam yeh G4 catching my eye looks pukka..but that’s like a 2 grand plus tele atm..I think I’ll wait a bit lol 👍
B4 for the bedroom.Superb, money well spent.got rid of a 6year old bloomer at last.
Great video. SDR is even less of a difference I believe, correct? My new C3 is great. No FOMO for me watching this!
I bought a brand new Samsung S95C OLED 65” 2023 model in April. New Samsung S95D has anti reflective screen and costs £1000 more. TVs are like phones now small benefits and big price increases. I’d always buy last years model. Most people would never notice the difference other than their bank balance😂😂
On the obtuse angle shot, I noticed the “green tint” that RTINGS noted in its review.
Yeah, I also mentioned and showed it in one of my other videos.
@@TheTechGiantTH-cam Oh, ok. Meanwhile, otherwise, my seating angle is not that severe so I likely would not even see it then. I really like the overall performance of my 2020 CX and would find it hard to change brands now. Although, vlogger Stop The FOMO is to crown the 2024 Best TV of the year in a couple of hours. I am curious to see what he has to say.
C3 all the way got it in 65 inch. C4 is not different a lot and barely no comparison videos. You’re honest atleast .So have Samsung sc90 in living room 1 living room c3 . Very happy :) won’t change for a while now
Glad to hear you are happy with the C3 mate 🙂 👍
So you have Samsung S90C and LG C3? Which is better overall with ups along and motion when watching movies and regular television shows in your opinion?
@@DavidTurner-on2bb Samsung better for sure
@@thepenetrator2006 wow really? I’ve always heard LG upscaling and motion were better than Samsung with lower quality streaming and cable television programs etc…Ok thanks.
It's exactly the same
Save your time and money on more important things
Hey qick question lads i had c3 & thought it was outstanding. however problem i had was randomy aftter tv been off over nite it was stuck on same preset pitcher mood i had it on the nite before when i changed it it would select the difrent mood like from standerd to cinema but the actual pitcher on tv wouldnt change currys had no clure it happened with 2 c3 tvs & ended up with sony x95l wich i love now
Hey, review the 55” Samsung Q70D tv? I would like to buy one for TV and gaming. 🤗
The C4 can hit 1,000 nits but only on small specular highlights otherwise with larger areas of brightness the panel will be much more similar to the C3 as can be seen in your personal 4K HDR footage. Where the difference will be more noticeable is in night scenes with lights where the C4 would be brighter for things like street lights and fireworks etc, anything that is small in size which allows the panel to up the brightness without ABL (automatic brightness level) kicking it to prevent screen burn-in.
I opted for the 55" C3 at £949 from Richer Sounds knowing the C4 was a bit brighter but do not feel paying twice the price for a TV (the C4 was £1,800 at the time), that is only brighter some of the time, was worth the extra. Also, without a side by side comparison I would never know anyway and I still cannot tell from your video so I don't feel any sense of buyer's remorse. I love the C3. It is a noticeable upgrade over my 2019 LG B9 in terms of image quality with brighter HDR and SDR plus a slick new user interface and much faster menus. I could not be happier.
The C4 has no new features this year, just a slightly brighter image, and a different design on the back of the TV as well a slightly tweaked 2024 WebOS. The C3 had least was an upgrade over the C2 as it had DTS audio passthrough reinstated which was removed at some point after the 2019 TVs as my LG B9 supported DTS. The lack of DTS was the reason I did not upgrade my B9 sooner.
In my opinion, you should only buy a current year TV once it has been out a while and has been discounted, such as on Black Friday. By then it will have also had several firmware updates to iron out bugs. It really makes no sense to buy any new TV on release. At best, these are usually iterative improvements over the previous years models anyway and that is certainly the case with the C4.
what's with the input lag is it because the c4 has 144hz refresh rate?, do these tvs have the same settins?
The very subtle diffrences could be down to manufacturing tollerances
and the factory calibration if there was any.
This years models are not showing enough of an improvement to justify
the higher prices., and that applies to all brands.
A new SoC is due for the 2025 models, this may give the better performance
that we crave for.
If you can't wait, buy a 2023 model
G4 is the only real Upgrade from a C3 in my Opinion ! In 6 to 9 Months you can get a G4 for a very good Price !
Very little of an upgrade in the C4. Given the substantial price cuts on the C3, it's the only way to go IMHO. I've not had any pink tinging on my C3, but I do get green hints on skin tones sometimes.
Hi just a quick one to ask what happened to the A95L do you still have it was looking forward to your review and comparisons
Unfortunately I struggled to get my hands on another.
I want to move away from OLED - some of the Mini LED sets in John Lewis looked as good and can have twitch on for hours if needed without any risk - even though John Lewis rep said screen burn is a non issue at all now, thinking of the Hisense U8K
I'm worried about buying a LG OLED evo TV because I'm worried about the screen burn in
I want to get the C3 but I think it might discontinue soon I'll probably get the C4 and try to save as much money the G series like G3 and G4 are great models with mla technology but too expensive
Between the big screens isn´t much difference.
And in the TV/monitor section 42 and 48inch it´s much less, because of missing keyfeatures the 55plus versions have.
But every Influencer tells you every year/season/version the same...this is the best, now this is the best...aaaand now THIS is the best!
And you need it NOW - you zombie^^
I bought the cx48 on release and switched to c3 48 around 6month after release (first price drop)...
3 Generations difference.... from the visuals not really so much difference.
I bought a Samsung S90C 77” a couple weeks ago. I was going back and forth between it and the LG C3 but went with the Samsung for the QD OLED panel and brightness. I like the television for 4K HDR but it actually looks worse than my 10 year old Samsung 4k it replaced as far as upscaling older movies and standard television shows. I also cannot get the motion blurr and judder settings set to where there isn’t weird motion blurr around peoples faces when making just regular movements such as turning their head or jogging on screen etc… nothing fast paced just regular motion. You have more experience with these televisions than I do so my question is do you notice better motion or better regular television upscaling and processing on the LG oleds vs the Samsung S90C or S95C ? I may exchange for LG but not sure if it will make a difference. I’m not a big gamer so television and movies presentation matter more to me. Thanks.
Bad s90c io restituito it
S90c sucks at 1080p content. LG C3 is awesome for me for TH-cam tv and Netflix etc
@@crunchtime4l also for me best c3
@@DavidTurner-on2bb take lg c3 or g3/g4
Hello, is the G2 brighter than C3?
rtings is your friend
How about C4 compared to C1? is the difference massive???
Obviously
Still on the C1, apart from the G series is it really worth upgrading? I personally still think the C1 is outstanding and by no means yet obsolete?
I have had c1,c2 and g3. They are all great tvs, the c1 and c2 have the advantage that you can easily disable TPC and GSR in the service menu which is a big plus if you use them as a monitor. The g3 is brighter and looks very good on the wall.
@@freddy19985 thanks for that, on the fence whether to keep the C1 as I thinks it's still fantastic, would love a side by side on the C1/C4, apart from brightness would there really be a huge difference
@@BuffaloBill-pt9ns It wouldn't be a massive upgrade, I would suggest wait till the c4 is on sale. Or wait for the C5. If you had an older tv it would be a different story.
@@freddy19985 thanks for the replies it's appreciated, think I will do just that and wait for the c5 or sale on C4, had the C1 2 years now and as said it's fantastic when playing 4k HDR or ps5 games @120, just can't see the difference being night and
day on the latest models, but happy to
be told im wrong
Locally right now they’re priced $100 different in a 55”. I only know this because of my mom and possibly changing out her stuff. Interesting. 👍🤪🏳️🌈
I'm using C3 55 as my daily tv use and console gaming. I don't think i need to upgrade to C4 or G4. It's TV not smartphone 😂
I rather buy last year model & save 💸
I think the C3 is the best OLED tv from the time the C4 was launched until the C3 is no longer available.
As soon as OLED TVs were launched, it was clearly the best TV technology, but it had 5 faults:
Burn in, brightness, processing,quality issues that come with new tech, and price
Burn-in: the 2023 series is the first series where I believe LG has improved enough that burn in shouldn't be an issue (unless you always watch static images).
Brightness: the C3 is the first C series OLED that really is bright enough for all but the brightest rooms (which is what really sets it apart from the C2 and earlier models)
Processing: The 2023 generation is where LG almost matches Sony as far as performance goes. It isnt better, but you really can only tell under very close examination, and in side-by-side.
Problems with new tech: the first couple models of new tech tend to have issues that are corrected with each successive model. The C9, CX, and C1 seem to have a wide variety of issues beyond burn-in.
Price: once C4 launched, the C3 price dropped enough to make is accessible to most TV buyers.
Some of these faults were fixed on earlier models than the C3, but when the C3 price dropped with the C4 launch, the C3 was the first to overcome all 5 of these price, quality, and reliability faults.
Since the C4 is a very marginal improvement, it will never be worth additional cost, making tje C3 the best value OLED for as long as there are C3 available on the market.
The difference between th C3/ C4 and g3 /g4 is is so marginal the price difference is not justifiable.
The C4 77" costs the same as a C3 83". Your giving up 16% more screen to get 10% more brightness
The C4 65" costs the same as the C3 77" your giving up 40% more screen size for 10% brightness
Quite unacceptable quality issues. Watching a snow filled landscape on any OLED is still today a challenge.
I am legally sight impaired (half blind) and having even a slight improvement on a tv can be night and day for myself. The c4 wins easily for me, it is brighter and more true to life colour accurate. There is more detail shown on the c4 especially in the mirror behind the lady in yellow where the man in the grey is less fuzzy in the c4.
Thank you for the video the way you did it made it fun to find the differences between the two
I can guarantee you there is no difference… even if there are most people would not even notice them
they r same TVs
This video is is a little bit poor. no 120 vs 144Hz Gaming. In HDR Gaming the c4 is much brighter. The c4 has got Dolby Vison PC Mode. And the c4 has got pro settings for HDR Roll off Points. These are the real benefits.
I mention other benefits of the C4 in my best things about it video.
Still think the average punter would appreciate the extra cash in their back pocket.
@@TheTechGiantTH-cam if you don't use the advantages then yes. i want to replace my 83c3 with an 83c4 if its getting cheaper.
Gaming it isn’t much brighter according to rtings. Same as HDR content like he displayed. It suffers from the same HGiG darkness issues as C3/G3. Only G4 fixes it
@@crunchtime4l never use hgig. set all rolloff points to 100% and no tonemapping. on tectracks channel you can see that the c4 is brighter than the c3.
Never use HGIG. Set Rolloffpoints to 100% and set no tonemaping. The C4 is brighter th-cam.com/video/u_hiIeHF-nE/w-d-xo.htmlsi=qF8hjgGFDA4Z-KCK
I’ve bought LG C3 other day 48inch and returned it yesterday
Picture was awful
Sound was ok
Size was shit
I’m sticking with my LG CX 55inch much better
May be a bad unit..as my C3 looks amazing
That doesn't make any sense. Are you trolling?
1. The C3 has 3 generations of improvement over the CX.
2. Not one reviewer or tech site has said the c3 wasn't better than the C2, or that the C2 wasn't better than the C1, or that the C1 wasn't better than the CX.
3. The specs alone show the C3 to be better in every way (brightness, processing, speed, thickness, weight, color range, color accuracy, etc.)
4. You most likely saw thia TV in store next to all the other LCDs and OLEDs, and at that time you could not possibly have thought it looked worse than all the others, and then STILL BOUGHT IT
With all 4 of those factors, you expect us to believe the "picture was awful", and that it wasn't a defective unit or that you chose bad picture settings?
Sorry, I may have been born at night, but I wasn't born last night.
Must have bought your C3 off Temu or Wish.com