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The OLED evo C-Series is powered by the α9 AI Processor Gen6—made exclusively for LG OLED. High Dynamic Range (HDR) Expression Enhancer makes gaming and movies more immersive. Over 8.3 million self-lit pixels produce high-contrast images with perfect black. AI-assisted deep learning analyzes what you're watching to choose the best picture and sound setting for your content.
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| Manufacturer | LG |
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| Brand | LG |
| Item model number | OLED42C3PUA |
| Color | Titan Grey |
| Weight | 0.86 pounds |
| Height | 31.90 inches |
| Depth | 3.5 inches |
| Product Id | 1719648 |
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| User Reviews and Ratings | 4.7 (82 ratings) 4.7 out of 5 stars |
| UPC | 195174050316 |
The Award-Winning* LG OLED C3 is Better Than Ever The versatile LG OLED C Series has gotten even more impressive with brighter colors, a new, more advanced processor and a sleeker, slimmer bezel. Self-lit LG OLED pixels create beautiful picture quality with infinite contrast, perfect black and over a billion colors, now even brighter**. Make the impossible possible with our latest α9 Gen6 AI Processor 4K, engineered exclusively for LG OLED to automatically adjust your settings to improve picture and sound qualities based on whatever you’re watching. Just add popcorn to get in the action the way directors intended on movie night with FILMMAKER MODE™—and enhance every moment with Dolby Vision™ IQ and Dolby Atmos®*** for the ultimate home theater experience. Be at the top of your game with NVIDIA G-SYNC®, FreeSync™ Premium and VRR to experience real-time action stay. The LG OLED C3 is designed slim and sleek with a new silver bezel so you can focus on the screen and nothing else — not to mention the new, lightweight composite-fiber material that takes a load off installation****. It’s not just OLED. It’s LG OLED. The gold standard in OLED TV from the creators of OLED. **OLED evo models are brighter than similarly sized, conventional LG OLED models,***Dolby, Dolby Atmos and the double-D symbol are registered trademarks of Dolby Laboratories.
Iconic self-lit pixels shine brighter than before with the Light Boosting Algorithm and Light Control Architecture driven by LG's exclusive a9 processor Luminous brightness no matter where you watch with accurate colors in bright or dark scenes and 100% color volume Experience sound that moves you with the C3’s built-in audio upgrades including AI Sound and Dolby Atmos Dynamic Tone Mapping Pro emphasizes contrast in low-gradation areas, brightens mid-tone areas and adds expressive detail to high gradation areas Enjoy gaming with the blazing-fast 0.1 ms response rate, and NVIDIA G-Sync compatibility, AMD FreeSync Premium and VRR support for smoother, clearer picture
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I did a ton of research over a few months trying to figure out which tv I was going with. There are others out there that looked on paper to be superior to this set but reading and watching video reviews always led back to this tv being the best bang for your buck so I pulled the trigger. My wife and I unboxed, mounted the hangers for the wall mount and hung the tv. Right out of the box, I could tell I'd made the right choice. I turned off the energy savings, Trumotion, and the other settings for optimal effect as seen on numerous videos. Wow, the tv really shines when plugged into a high quality signal. 4K looks outstanding. OTA broadcast looks less desirable but watchable. I'm still tweaking settings but mostly just enjoying the largest tv with the best picture I've owned. I have it hooked up to my Dolby Atmos sound system so I can't judge the onboard speakers as I haven't heard them. I bought the 3 year extended warranty because my last 2 sets from the other big 2 makers died an early death just out of warranty so I guess I'm jaded and hoping LG has better longevity. If asked would I buy this one again, you better believe I would! This is hands down the nicest tv I've owned. The remote has taken some getting use to but for me, it just works better. If you're on the fence, just get it already. You won't be disappointed.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] As an avid consumer of entertainment, I've always sought out the best visual experiences, and the 65” LG C3 OLED 4K TV has truly delivered on all fronts. From the moment I set it up, I was mesmerized by the depth of its blacks, a hallmark of LG OLED panels. The inky blacks add an immersive quality to whatever content I'm watching, especially for gaming and vivid color gamut (I like to over-saturate for most gaming and certain video content). It's like peering into a world of infinite darkness, with colors popping against the backdrop that are simply impossible to get without OLED. But one of the biggest reasons I chose the LG C3 is its ability to achieve high brightness levels while still maintaining those deep blacks. Compared to older OLED panels, the screen on the C3 can get significantly brighter, making HDR content truly remarkable. This is especially important because the TV is front and center in my living room which is very well lit with natural light (I have windows everywhere). One aspect that particularly impressed me is the TV's performance when gaming on my PS5. With its advanced smoothing features, the LG C3 excels at processing video game content, delivering smooth and fluid gameplay. This is especially helpful when running “graphics” modes to boost visual fidelity in PS5 games – graphics focused game modes generally run at 30 FPS compared to the 60 FPS associated with “performance” game modes. But the LG C3 processing really smooths it over and makes the game seem like it's playing at a higher frame rate (perfect example is Final Fantasy 7 Remake and Rebirth). I also enjoy the range of customizable cinema modes that cater to different viewing preferences. Whether I'm in the mood for a crisp, vibrant picture or a more subdued, cinematic experience, the C3 has a mode to suit every occasion. And when paired with a home cinema setup, the result is truly incredible – it's the perfect centerpiece for home theater setups. This is undoubtedly the best TV I've ever owned and am so happy with the price point – you really are getting high end with a high-mid tier price. With its deep, inky blacks, impressive brightness, and advanced features for gaming and customization, it's a must-have for anyone who values a top-tier viewing experience.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I've had this tv for a couple of weeks. I love everything about it so far.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This OLED has the best picture and sound ever with all the TVs I owned.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I had the TV for about a month so far. Picture quality is crisp and there is definitely a difference from any other led or higher class tv. However, you have a long learning curve to know how to do that. Unlike earlier oled tvs this has very advanced level of sophisticated controls. Sound quality is very good and if you use an external sound system you will have a superb experience.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The LG C3 Evo 55" is an amazing TV. Coming from a high end QLED TV, I didn't think it could get much better but oh was I wrong. The contrast ratio is so large that everything just pops. The blacks are true blacks, and the color accuracy is amazing. The AI functionality also brings the TV to the next level especially for the audio. There was a dramatic difference in sound quality after turning on the AI sound profile. If you have a compatible sound bar, the TV can sync to it and you can control both from the same remote which is very convenient. The app center is easy to use and all the apps that you would expect are available. Response time on the menus and apps is also excellent. I was also pleasantly surprised to find out the remote has a point and click feature which essentially makes it a mouse. Now for the reason I got this TV. Gaming! The largest selling point for me was HDMI 2.1 on all HDMI ports which allows 120hz refresh rate at 4K. The TV also has VRR (Variable Refresh Rate) and a dedicated game mode with both AMD FreeSync and Nvidia G-SYNC compatibility. I have both a latest gen console and a high end gaming PC connected and I was not prepared for the results. Coming from a high end 4k monitor, I didn't think it would look that different but I was completely wrong especially on the console. Not only was console gaming buttery smooth with the 120hz refresh rate but the picture quality was a million times better! All my console games looked so good I was actually mad that I had already finished some of the games on the monitor and not experienced the games on this TV. Now for a couple criticisms. I love everything about the remote except the "ok" button. Although I appreciate the fact that it's a scroll wheel, it's very small and recessed so it's not easy to press. I also feel like that's going to be the first thing that fails and then I won't have a remote because that's the main button. Secondly is the fact that the apps don't automatically update in the background. They seem to update very frequently which I appreciate but every time they do, I get a prompt that says there is a new version. Then I have to click update, go to the app center, wait for the update, then open the app. Overall, the is by far the best TV I've ever owned. Watching TV on the other TVs in my house just doesn't have the same feel and now I'm trying to find reasons to replace them with more LG C3 TVs!
Overall good picture. Sometimes turns off for no reason because its a new tv I havent figured out yet if its my outlet( power supply) or the tv. Suggestions to LG: Some members of my family have trouble have trouble With the remote control mouse. TV remote needs to have a way to shut off this option for people who don't like using a mouse to control their tv. Yes you can do both but it would be nice to shut off the mouse if you dont use. Personally i Like the option but it takes some extra eye to hand coordination.
I love the TV, however I hate the remote. The scroll feature is a pain when you attempt to press it to "enter" and it moves the least little bit, what happens next is anyone's guess.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Had to get new screen in 3 months. I expect better of lg especially at that price. You guys should just give me a brand new tv
Two weeks old and when I turn it on I get a blue vertical line on the left side of the screen and then it turns off. Need to bring it back.
