C2 is the bomb !!! great lighting, sharpness and color. I’m very pleased with my 77inch C2 OLED 4K TV. My wife always takes care of me and has me watching TV like a king !!!
Will get my G2 77 inch in the beginning of august - Got a 50% discount because I work with the logistics handling these to the stores, I am super-stoked!
I've heard both these TV's are excellent. The C2 is the go to TV for a lot of people. The G2 has taken things to another level and also they added a heatsink to drive panels harder for more brightness something most OLED owners have been wanting for awhile.
Yeah but it's measurements are very similiar to the g1 I mean its full eidl is only in the 150s. Tbh I feel the c2 is so similiar I feel it may be the smart choice for most. I think both will be great tvs but idk let's see how it does.
@@reviewforthetube6485 yeah we'll see how they pan out and which of the two TV's people are mostly likely going for. It seems like the C series has always been the most popular choice because it basically has everything and is a little cheaper than the G series. But time will tell my friend.
@@michaelwyckoff7593 would be nice to see there depth, 3 dimmensionality on that level tbh that's all I ask for from them. If they do then these tvs will be amazing.
@@reviewforthetube6485 all I've been hearing lately is how great both of them are. What I'm excited about is the Samsung QD OLED and the Sony A95K QD OLED even though the Sony is a little bit much for my pockets. If the Samsung QD OLED is really good I could possibly scrape up a few bucks to get the Sammy. But like everything else time will tell what the real deal is.
@@michaelwyckoff7593 yeah I mean the launch price for the Samsung qd oled I mean who expected 2200 for the 55 and 3k for the 65. That's insanely good! Like wow! Just means it'd true the qd oled panels seem to cost Lee's to manufacture which helps us in the long run. Also means later I'm time they will be very very affordable. To look at how much Samsungs led tvs are then to see them put a price out like this on oled is insane. Nobody would of guessed it to be that low lol.
Thanks for the Comparrison alot of other youtubers are trying to say the G2 is so much more brighter... but its really not a huge difference. Now I wait for QD.
I pick C2 over G2. Picture quality is almost the same - if you put one next to the other you can barely see any difference, G2 is a little brighter and thats all (in my country I bought 77 C2 for 14k, G2 77 costs 22k). So in normal usage you can't tell it at all. Its not like between C1 and G2, these TVs are to be honest like twins. Yesterday I saw A90J next to A95K and same situation (95 is better but not worth paying that much more better). For average/normal user like me and perhaps you its better to save some money. And C2 ROCKS!!! Love that stuff :*
I don't get why people want the tv so bright. My tv is in an area where I can control the light and there's no way I can watch it at max brightness. I can't picture being able to handle an even brighter panel. My family also complained that the tv is too bright on the c2. I wouldn't upgrade to anything brighter.
@@janduller4722 lol if it's pretty much the same tv as the g1 in measurments which we see it is I'm going to say it still doesn't beat it but I'm sure it's a great tv!
this is why qd oleds gonna look alot brighter than the wrgb oleds is that the lumens levels from the R G B pixels are so much higher.. so colours will pop and seem brighter. Woleds rely too much on boosting the white subpixel.
LG has made some great progress this year! Can't wait to see what Sony will bring to the oled world! Robert is the man for helping out by letting the tv nerds. (Like myself) see the improvements. D-nice is a living legend 💪🏽.. shout out to Whisper and spare change!!!
Nice to see that the G2 is on par with the A90J in terms of peak luminance. The A90J however, did have aggressive ABL and ASBL (auto static brightness limiter) which really dulls the TV when gaming with HUD or watching news/sports etc. LG never had this issue, so in theory it should retain more brightness on a full window in comparison. One thing the A90J/A80J did that was better than the G1/C1 was SDR content thanks to the XR processor, so I'm curious to see how the a9 Gen5 processor matches up to that. Definitely looking forward to see a side-by-side comparison of the G2 vs A90J and also the A95K QD-OLED.
Only in sdr gaming as classy stated lol. I still haven't witnessed it myself on the a90j. Also measurements are one thing but we are seeing in content the c2 and g2 are extremely similiar in actual brightness. Which we see from villaman the c2 wasn't close to his a90j still because lg likes to maintain apl while sony likes to choose brightness at times. I still believe the impact with the quad sub pixel boostinf on highlights from sony will be very hard to beat. This is why brightness measurements don't mean to much when it comes to resl content as algorithm and the way they read the scenes matter. But hey you never know lol.
@@helloguy8934 idgaf about numbers lol. Go look at villimans comparison. Numbers don't tell you algorithms in actual content. They don't tell you how it chooses brightness in some scenes while other tvs choose apl. To many variables numbers do not mean much anymore. It cannot tell you how a tv reads or displays each scene in a a movie no test pattern or numbers can. This is what people that are novice don't seem to understand. Numbers are cool but I've seen a 600 nit tv look brighter then a 1k nit tv due to how it tracks a scene or what algorithm is put in place. Sony will have the higher brightness due to its algorithm especially with its brightness placement on highlights. It's very noticeable. While lg will choose to keep a lower apl and less impact. That's just how there algorithm is and Tone mapping works.
@@reviewforthetube6485 The a90j iirc seems to push the other subpixels harder to achieve the same brightness. Hence why there is less white subpixel dilution.
They're so close, that I doubt I'd be able to tell the difference unless they were side by side with each other. Considering the $500 price difference for the 65" versions, I'm happy with my C2 purchase.
I was going to go with the g2 today, but the best buy rep told me the mount doesn't adjust to where you can angle the TV left or right so I opted for the c2 so I could get a mount that had that ability. Hoping I made the right choice. I'll find out once they get it here on the 10th
@@Drewjames3 yeah, I've had it for about 2 in a half weeks or so. The jump I did from a 50 inch to a 65 on top of it being my first oled makes it feel like a big upgrade. Having hdmi 2.1 for my games is awesome (playing hogwarts legacy in 120fps) I'm using the TV speakers when not using my headphones and there's a lot more bass and oomph than my old vizio. And of course the picture, it looks great. Some of the 4k movies I've watched have looked not just great but incredible. One minor nitpick I have is when there's a scene that lingers in darkness for a period of time, the TV for some reason doesn't recognize that it's a moving image and thinks it's a static one so the screen will dim. You can still see but it can be pretty difficult at times. Once a brighter scene comes back on the screen goes back to normal. I heard buying a cheap service remote to turn a setting off fixes it, but I'm not going to do that right now.
@@NYC_Goody I really appreciate the in depth reply It helps a lot, I've been back and forth between the c2 and the a80k and they both have their own strengths and weaknesses but considering the c2 gets around 200 nits brighter I think it'll be the better buy but that issue you're talking about makes me wonder how lg hasn't gotten around to fixing that after almost a year of it being out.
It is strange how the g2 model in some white scenes, the white seems to be tending to yellow while the C2 panel does not so as to be more faithful and natural ... very strange.
Any chance of doing a c1 vs c2 video. That’s what I think a lot of people would like to see. After all, now is the perfect time to buy a c1 if the c2 doesn’t really have enough to offer to make the cost worth it.
proud owner of a 65 c1 and 75 q90t one of the brightest tvs out there and let me tell u guys the c1 is definitely bright enough the main issue with oled is having direct sunlight or light hitting the screen from the front causing reflection thats it the brightness is not a issue so save urself some money and get the c1 or if u want the new gwt the c2 the g series is not worth the extra theu charge i say
I love your store is a really AV sanctuary 😂😆, plz keep feeding our passion, and it seem the most likely upgrade this year is more burn in resistance with slightly brightness improvement
So coming from a 65" C9, and going to a 77" either C2 or G2 is the extra cost of the G2 worth it? I'm leaning towards the C2 but depending on direct comparisons if there is a visible difference have no problem spending the extra cash for the G2.
I found it hard to see any appreciable difference between the G2 & C2 as shown in this video. Was the G2 better in person? And was it enough to justify the price differences between the two panels?? Thanks
People cannot tell the difference unless side by side in person and even then you need to be an expert. Most people cannot tell the difference. WOLED is pretty much tapped out by now. Heck even a C1 will be 'good enough' and save you money. QD-OLED is where it's at now.
I would say at 11:00 look closely at the highlights & colors of the animals. The hawk you can see the yellow part is more vibrant. Also for the chameleon it looks more defined overall.
We are the first US dealer to have the 77G2, and 65G2 Gallery Series OLED TVs in stock and shipping from 5 warehouses. The 77" G1 is on it's final close-out sale for $3,299.
The price difference is what makes the G2 a harder sell for many. Right now the deals have a 77” LG C2 down to $2500 and a 77” LG G2 is down to $3600. Is the picture difference worth $1100? Not for me personally. The G2 is better but not $1100 better.
A bit later now but I managed to get a new 77inch G2 for US$3150 (as the G3s are coming out) and for me it's also about the wall mounting and space saving aspect as we have a new house and pets who could knock a stand TV over. Adding a $100 wall mount to a C2 and it was a no brainer to upgrade to the G2 at the price I paid.
Hallo from Germany. Which Sanus stand do you use? On the homepage, the maximum diagonal is 60". Or is it possible by reducing the weight? Thank you for this very detailed video.
Thank you so much for doing this! Please shoot and upload these videos in HDR though! UA-cam does indeed support HDR and it would be nice to see the comparisons in HDR, especially because that's where we really see the differences (heatsink vs no heatsink)
I picked up that Sanus stand for my 65” G2 and it looks great especially on the lowest height setting. Really solid and with a metal base (not the typical glass). Is the one in this video model number VSTV1 (rated for up to 60” and 27kg /60lbs)? I’m guessing its still ok for the 77” G2 even though out of spec?
I totally respect the nerd-stuff, and those whom loves digging DEEP into calibrations and such, as seen in this review (and thank you for it!) However, for someone like me, the fact that all of these measurements and crazy tests needs to be done, to get people to actually NOTICE the smaller differences, that’s just absurd to me :-) I’m thinking about the obscene amount of difference in price, between something like the C2 and G2. I’ve seen many other experts, in other video’s, go like this; “There! DID YOU SEE THE DIFFERENCE!? Go back, go back… THERE! Pause the shit outta that! Right_THERE! See the 10% better highlights in THAT image!?”… And THAT sort of stuff is supposed to convince people to pay for a tv that’s 1100 bucks more expensive?.. Really? That’s what I mean with absurdity :-) The differences in the end are so small that the huuuge price-jump, from one model to the next, just blows my fucking mind. Like, I truly can’t fathom why even the experts would ever truly feel like it’s worth it, for something so little of a difference.. Oh well :-)
I agree I bought the c2 77 and I can't think of trying to upgrade. This picture quality is already overkill. Bright as hell. I wouldn't want anything brighter I saw the high end Sony's and g2 there I don't see much of a difference. It's not like comparing 720p and 4k. I even had the b2 65 inch and that picture was amazing too. Can't go wrong with any OLED unless you're in a really bright room then things might change.
Kind of crazy that you did this without calibrating them. The g series has always shipped as more pre-calibrated than the c series. This isn't a true test.
We've been shipping 48", 55", 65", and 77" C2s for three weeks and last week we began shipping the 77" G2. All are still in stock, on display in our showroom and we're shipping Nationwide.
Thanks for a great video. Confused though, does the G2 come with a wall mount or not? I got the impression that the video say both that it does and that it doesn't :)
Great videos. Thank you to all for doing this. Even on camera the G2 looks a bit brighter than the C2 but not on all scenes. It looks like the G2 is 10% brighter than the C2 at the small percentage. I’m getting A90J and A80J vibes. The C2 could be the better TV once price is factored in just as the A80J was the better TV. Looks like LG has addressed the ootb color accuracy which now makes LG a viable alternative to Sony. The other thing that we need to confirm is LG’s sharpness especially compared to Sony’s reality creation. If LG comes within 80-90% of image processing, then they will finally be ahead of Sony.
@@samtech889 All TV manufacturers have strengths and weakenesses. It's a well-known fact that Sony has superior image processing. That's why they don't manufacture panels. In the day and age of compressed sources and possible 8k requiring 4x-16x upscaling, processing is one of the most important factors when buying a TV. Sony commanded a huge advantage in out-of-the-box (ootb) color accuracy which gave them a huge advantage over LG and other manufacturers since a TV that displays Blue instead of Green will always look better than a TV that displays a luscious Green for a sky. I'm exaggerating but color is very important. LG has made strides in the right direction with color accuracy and that's very important as it's a deal breaker if you're not professionally calibrating that TV. In gaming, LG is better than Sony but you can still game on the Sony although the ASBL is a big issue and needs to be addressed immediately. I'm actually very upset that Sony added support for the almost meaningless VRR before fixing the all important ASBL issue. Clearly, these 2 new models from LG are positioned to compete against the A80J and A90J in terms of slightly superior brightness for the G2 at the expense of slightly more shadow detail for the C2. Anyway, this is all good stuff. We just have to wait and see how QD OLEDs fare.
@@techsamurai11 I agree with you except for the the C2 part. Yes it's Shadow detail is better now (finally) but it's also obvious it's color brightness is at least 10% to 20% brighter then the c1. Also that other guy is trolling u
Did you noticed that there is a bug when switching the "Just scan" to ON? The left side bezel "gets bigger" because the TV shifts the image to the right!! It happens with my cable set top box and with my Apple TV 4k. I have one 77 C2 with the latest firmware. Any tip to solve this? Is it a firmware bug or a defect? I have to keep Just scan OFF to get equal left/top/right bezel size but the image is zoomed:(
this is good but disappointed at the same time compare to last year A90J that can easily get close to 200 nits on 100% window after calibration. Hoping for A95K or even Panasonic LZ2000 to do it better on full 100% widow bc I know they will not disappointe us.
These are good points, but I’m sure that G2 will hit the same numbers with calibration. Remember this is a RUSH preliminary test and not a long time, multiple detailed sample test like the A90J had. This test was only done one 1 (or G2’s???) so there could be panel variance and etc with higher numbers also. It’s too soon and too many factors to make a final judgment on the G2 or any new 2022 tvs at that until we can thoroughly test them.
Yes LG has two stands for the G2 Gallery Series. I have pictures of the stands on our G2 webpage. LG will release pricing and specs this week. Sanus also makes a very nice table top pedestal stand that works beautifully with the 55" and 65" G2.
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@@latinokid33 The 83" OLED was almost 2X the price of the 77" OLED at time of purchase. My couch is positioned straight and level with the wall mounted TV at 18 feet. The loveseat and recliner are on either side at an angle in the 7-12 foot range.
@@latinokid33 It will look fantastic at 10 feet away and probably feel like being in an iMax theater with 4K content. I wouldn't go smaller because you will only regret it afterwards. What I like about the 77C1 that replaced my 55"C9 is I don't have to wear my glasses on the couch because of the longer optimal viewing range depending on content. The 77 looks just as good from my 10 foot easy chair as it does from my 18 foot couch.
@@latinokid33 I forgot to add. The 77" is like a HUGE mirror. I didn't notice room reflections with my old 55"; but, it is noticeable with the 77" with windows, lamps, overhead lights, or doors. It helped a lot with my wall mount that could tilt and swivel away from the light sources from every sitting position. You don't even notice the TV being off center because of the extremely wide viewing angle.
@@mrgold3591 wouldn't go smaller than a 77? I'd regret it? I dunno about that, I went today to look at a 65 inch c2 and I was impressed. My room simply wouldn't fit a 77 even with a wall mount and I wasn't trying to reason to convince myself that a 65 was fine. I was genuinely impressed looking at it on the display. It's going to be my first oled and it was my first time even seeing an oleds picture in person. 65 seemed completely okay!
@@NYC_Goody I've noticed the picture improved with a around +200 hours on the TV. It is good out the box and it gets better with time. Check out UA-cam 4K and 8K content to see the OLED at its max.
Manufacturers don't seem to think what they are doing, the fact is a silver bezel will be distracting, all bezels she is black..... And at the end of the day web OS is not has go as Google TV.....
Does the difference between the G2 & C2 warrant the price difference I think it $800 more. I'm not convinced that the G2 has $800 more of a better picture.
Yes LG Display's new 2022 OLED module is brighter. Other new enhancements and upgrades for the OLED panel are color saturation and color volume is better for the 2022 model year. LG Electronic's new 2022 a9 Gen 5 processor has also been very nicely upgraded to be more powerful and the firmware has been tuned to take advantage of the larger dynamic tonal range and color volume.
Lol, I don’t know why people keep saying there isn’t a big improvement this year, it is. UA-cam videos don’t EVER do any screen viewing justice (between cameras dimming things down because it’s too bright vs another tv, or colors looking washed out through a camera or downscaling on capture devices and UA-cam lowering the quality for instance…). The processor alone is a BIG improvement over last year’s model (and I have a G1). There’s so much more, but these changes have already been mentioned. It’s just like last year’s A90J vs A80J debate. Everyone kept saying it’s not a big difference, but mostly everyone who saw both IN PERSON says it’s a big difference. Again, UA-cam videos give an idea, but you absolutely must compare and see these tvs in person. I’m telling y’all, the C2 and G2 are BIG improvements from last year (and again I have a G1). This is not to say that the C1 and G1 aren’t excellent tvs, they are simply stunning and amazing, but there is a big jump this year.
@@korndog81 Agreed! I know people are going to try and justify their purchase from last year by saying this year isn’t a big improvement, but it is. Even the weight and exterior of the tvs have improved lol
LG has two G2 stand options. We have a picture on our G2 webpage. Prices and availability will be announced later this week. IN our store display and for our G2 customers we have been using Sanus' table top pedestal stand. You can set the TV height to your liking so if you want to put a sound bar or center channel speaker just raise the Sanus arm to the desired height. Another nice feature is you can rotate the TV left/right to accommodate variable seating positions.
Super glarey reflective screen vs another Super glarey reflective screen. How much more clearly do you want to see the reflection of yourself sitting on the couch during the “inky black” dark scenes of your favorite movie/show/game?
I agree the ironic part is that with all those reflections you totally ruin the purpose of the "perfect blacks" of an OLED. If you see yourself and everything else in the black screen like a mirror then it ruins the movie you're watching. Imagine watching "Gravity" or something and half the time you see yourself floating around in the picture, lol.. Yet another reason why OLED lovers always do dark room. Because you don't have to have a direct light on the TV it's ANY light in the room at all and you run the risk of seeing the room and things in it reflected on the screen. It's so distracting. Want to know why they are so reflective and glossy? Because they have such low color volume at higher brightness and glossy screens up the color look.
@@loki76 these reasons are why I have become a fan of projectors despite the fading that occurs with ambient light. All I need is an ALR screen and modern projectors are getting there with the picture quality. I have been enjoying glare free high quality image viewing for 7+ years now. I’m done with flat panel TVs especially now that there are Ultra Short Throw projectors with ALR screens now. IMO it’s worth the cost of entry to avoid glare ruining my experience!
@@38201270298 Have fun with milk blacks then. Nobody is ever happy. Qd oled is semi gloss but now people complain about milk blacks. Wrgb oled is glossy and now people complain about reflections. Maybe you should get one of those matte wrgb oled monitors.
Week of April 18th for Sony's 55" and 65" A95K QD OLED TVs. Don't worry about burn-in as since 2018 LG Display and LG Electronics have integrated several very effective technologies to help prevent burn-in and this year we have even more protections in the OLED modules and the processing control to avoid burn-in.
@@MrBrickhouse It’s not a problem at all. I have a C1 and use it as a pc monitor which has way more static elements than movies or games. I do game on it too and use max brightness for HDR content. 500 hours and colours are still perfectly uniform and no burn in.
@@silverwatchdog I just read that the G2 has a 5 year warranty on it so ima buy the TV. I'm also tired of the letterbox of a movie looking grey instead of black on LCD screens.
I got the C1 65 inch I wanted the C2 but 1699.99 vs 2,499.99 is quit a big savings I’m sure I’m not missing out on much unless I where to upgrade to the G2
How's the DEJUDDER functionality of 30fps gaming (like xbox 360 or ps3) to 120hz tv work ? Is it acceptable, or is the Ghosting and Input Lag super noticable ?
C2 is the bomb !!! great lighting, sharpness and color. I’m very pleased with my 77inch C2 OLED 4K TV. My wife always takes care of me and has me watching TV like a king !!!
I absolutely love mine, I went for the 65" C2 and 2 days later I had exchanged it for a 77" for $500 more.... I could not say no.
Will get my G2 77 inch in the beginning of august - Got a 50% discount because I work with the logistics handling these to the stores, I am super-stoked!
Hook it up with the discount!
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Robert Zohn you are the best and your store is mind-blowing. Keep doing what you do and we all share your passion for awesome TV's. I know I do.
Very happy to see this video. I hope the Review of QD OLED from Sony will arrive soon !
I've heard both these TV's are excellent. The C2 is the go to TV for a lot of people. The G2 has taken things to another level and also they added a heatsink to drive panels harder for more brightness something most OLED owners have been wanting for awhile.
Yeah but it's measurements are very similiar to the g1 I mean its full eidl is only in the 150s. Tbh I feel the c2 is so similiar I feel it may be the smart choice for most. I think both will be great tvs but idk let's see how it does.
@@reviewforthetube6485 yeah we'll see how they pan out and which of the two TV's people are mostly likely going for. It seems like the C series has always been the most popular choice because it basically has everything and is a little cheaper than the G series. But time will tell my friend.
@@michaelwyckoff7593 would be nice to see there depth, 3 dimmensionality on that level tbh that's all I ask for from them. If they do then these tvs will be amazing.
@@reviewforthetube6485 all I've been hearing lately is how great both of them are. What I'm excited about is the Samsung QD OLED and the Sony A95K QD OLED even though the Sony is a little bit much for my pockets. If the Samsung QD OLED is really good I could possibly scrape up a few bucks to get the Sammy. But like everything else time will tell what the real deal is.
@@michaelwyckoff7593 yeah I mean the launch price for the Samsung qd oled I mean who expected 2200 for the 55 and 3k for the 65. That's insanely good! Like wow! Just means it'd true the qd oled panels seem to cost Lee's to manufacture which helps us in the long run. Also means later I'm time they will be very very affordable. To look at how much Samsungs led tvs are then to see them put a price out like this on oled is insane. Nobody would of guessed it to be that low lol.
Thanks for the Comparrison alot of other youtubers are trying to say the G2 is so much more brighter... but its really not a huge difference.
Now I wait for QD.
what is qd
@@Do0o0oM 4 dimensional
This is exactly the video I needed
Damn, love how detailed the OG is/was about everything.
Got my eyes on the G2. But I’d be happy with a C2
I pick C2 over G2. Picture quality is almost the same - if you put one next to the other you can barely see any difference, G2 is a little brighter and thats all (in my country I bought 77 C2 for 14k, G2 77 costs 22k). So in normal usage you can't tell it at all. Its not like between C1 and G2, these TVs are to be honest like twins. Yesterday I saw A90J next to A95K and same situation (95 is better but not worth paying that much more better). For average/normal user like me and perhaps you its better to save some money. And C2 ROCKS!!! Love that stuff :*
Don't forget the the heatsink that the c2 doesn't have
I don't get why people want the tv so bright. My tv is in an area where I can control the light and there's no way I can watch it at max brightness. I can't picture being able to handle an even brighter panel. My family also complained that the tv is too bright on the c2. I wouldn't upgrade to anything brighter.
@@Reefurr It's all about setting, how far you sit from the tv, light conditions around around your. Your own eyes etc.
Will be interesting to see if Sony made any improvements to their OLEDS or mainly focused on QD-OLED. I'd love to see a G2 vs A90J comparison!!
A80j is also much brighter!
friend of me works in tv shop. g2 is better then a90j!
@@Zoranurai13 says who? What are you basing this on?
@@janduller4722 lol if it's pretty much the same tv as the g1 in measurments which we see it is I'm going to say it still doesn't beat it but I'm sure it's a great tv!
@@janduller4722 🤣🤣🤣🤣 Sure , especially in scalling and processing.
Why the silver frame LG??
Can't wait to hear the numbers for the SONY QD OLED and Mini LED.
this is why qd oleds gonna look alot brighter than the wrgb oleds is that the lumens levels from the R G B pixels are so much higher.. so colours will pop and seem brighter. Woleds rely too much on boosting the white subpixel.
Qd is not oled. Its false marketing. It are led tvs
@@janduller4722 QD OLED is OLED what are you talking about?
@@xm3405 he's probably thinking QD OLED is Samsungs QLED. Definitely confusing to consumers but totally different products.
@@xm3405 samsung is shit. lg g2 oled the best. for gaming also
@@xm3405 ua-cam.com/video/8848iqTQmO4/v-deo.html its shit
C2 is great, too
The sharpness of g2 looks like a step above.
It's identical they use identical processing and panel. It's literally just a heatsink change for extra brightness.
@@paulcox2447 so one is not sharper than the other ? I’m choosing between these two . At 55
Glorious.
LG G2 looks amazing!!!!!
Whisper hyped up the 55” C2 too much in his video but I understand impressions are subjective.
Thank goodness for DeWayne analysis.
I wouldn't say I'm hyped up to much. His numbers are in one preset with most everything disabled. The C2 is more vibrant than the C1
LG has made some great progress this year! Can't wait to see what Sony will bring to the oled world! Robert is the man for helping out by letting the tv nerds. (Like myself) see the improvements. D-nice is a living legend 💪🏽.. shout out to Whisper and spare change!!!
Agreed man! Excited to see what's coming this year in person!
Nice to see that the G2 is on par with the A90J in terms of peak luminance. The A90J however, did have aggressive ABL and ASBL (auto static brightness limiter) which really dulls the TV when gaming with HUD or watching news/sports etc. LG never had this issue, so in theory it should retain more brightness on a full window in comparison. One thing the A90J/A80J did that was better than the G1/C1 was SDR content thanks to the XR processor, so I'm curious to see how the a9 Gen5 processor matches up to that. Definitely looking forward to see a side-by-side comparison of the G2 vs A90J and also the A95K QD-OLED.
Only in sdr gaming as classy stated lol. I still haven't witnessed it myself on the a90j. Also measurements are one thing but we are seeing in content the c2 and g2 are extremely similiar in actual brightness. Which we see from villaman the c2 wasn't close to his a90j still because lg likes to maintain apl while sony likes to choose brightness at times. I still believe the impact with the quad sub pixel boostinf on highlights from sony will be very hard to beat. This is why brightness measurements don't mean to much when it comes to resl content as algorithm and the way they read the scenes matter. But hey you never know lol.
Sony is the king crack head!
A90j is literally g1 level though in brightness. Check rtings.
@@helloguy8934 idgaf about numbers lol. Go look at villimans comparison. Numbers don't tell you algorithms in actual content. They don't tell you how it chooses brightness in some scenes while other tvs choose apl. To many variables numbers do not mean much anymore. It cannot tell you how a tv reads or displays each scene in a a movie no test pattern or numbers can. This is what people that are novice don't seem to understand. Numbers are cool but I've seen a 600 nit tv look brighter then a 1k nit tv due to how it tracks a scene or what algorithm is put in place. Sony will have the higher brightness due to its algorithm especially with its brightness placement on highlights. It's very noticeable. While lg will choose to keep a lower apl and less impact. That's just how there algorithm is and Tone mapping works.
@@reviewforthetube6485 The a90j iirc seems to push the other subpixels harder to achieve the same brightness. Hence why there is less white subpixel dilution.
How about Z2? Will you be reviewing that?
Yes, we'll have LG's first allocation of Z2 8K OLED TVs the week of April 25th.
They're so close, that I doubt I'd be able to tell the difference unless they were side by side with each other. Considering the $500 price difference for the 65" versions, I'm happy with my C2 purchase.
I was going to go with the g2 today, but the best buy rep told me the mount doesn't adjust to where you can angle the TV left or right so I opted for the c2 so I could get a mount that had that ability. Hoping I made the right choice. I'll find out once they get it here on the 10th
@@NYC_Goody Hey just wondering did you get it and how is it?
@@Drewjames3 yeah, I've had it for about 2 in a half weeks or so. The jump I did from a 50 inch to a 65 on top of it being my first oled makes it feel like a big upgrade. Having hdmi 2.1 for my games is awesome (playing hogwarts legacy in 120fps) I'm using the TV speakers when not using my headphones and there's a lot more bass and oomph than my old vizio. And of course the picture, it looks great. Some of the 4k movies I've watched have looked not just great but incredible. One minor nitpick I have is when there's a scene that lingers in darkness for a period of time, the TV for some reason doesn't recognize that it's a moving image and thinks it's a static one so the screen will dim. You can still see but it can be pretty difficult at times. Once a brighter scene comes back on the screen goes back to normal. I heard buying a cheap service remote to turn a setting off fixes it, but I'm not going to do that right now.
@@NYC_Goody I really appreciate the in depth reply It helps a lot, I've been back and forth between the c2 and the a80k and they both have their own strengths and weaknesses but considering the c2 gets around 200 nits brighter I think it'll be the better buy but that issue you're talking about makes me wonder how lg hasn't gotten around to fixing that after almost a year of it being out.
@@NYC_Goody did you make the right choice?
I am between the g2 or c2 but can’t justify the price difference.77in
Can‘t wait to see a G2 vs A90J comparison!!
I don't know if they would do a 2022 lg vs 2021 sony. Very especific.
@@MisterRhul Because Sony doesn't have a 83 model this year.And 83A90J is much cheaper.
It is strange how the g2 model in some white scenes, the white seems to be tending to yellow while the C2 panel does not so as to be more faithful and natural ... very strange.
Ceci est produit par la caméra car en réel le g2 est plus brillant et blanc que le c2
Any chance of doing a c1 vs c2 video. That’s what I think a lot of people would like to see. After all, now is the perfect time to buy a c1 if the c2 doesn’t really have enough to offer to make the cost worth it.
soo far from what im hearing & multiple videos I've watch, there isn't really much of a difference other than brightness
C2 is also sharper with a more crisp image
C2 processing is a lot better, it's sharper C1 can be downright blurry.
@@loki76 cap
@@livelovelife5791 he doesn’t own C1 , he just troll 😂😂😂
G2 C2
1% 889 779
5% 878 ?
10% 873 775
18% 568 ?
25% 370 380
50% ? 256
75% 222 ?
100% 158 150
Here you go guys, alot easier to see. 😎
Wonder why the missing numbers aren't there.
@@loki76 Because he didn't say those, I only recorded what was said.
@@Slickman2006 I know, i just said I wonder why they were glossed over by them.
proud owner of a 65 c1 and 75 q90t one of the brightest tvs out there and let me tell u guys the c1 is definitely bright enough the main issue with oled is having direct sunlight or light hitting the screen from the front causing reflection thats it the brightness is not a issue
so save urself some money and get the c1 or if u want the new gwt the c2 the g series is not worth the extra theu charge i say
Love my C1 65' too much too ✌️👍
Facts on your whole post.
G2 looks so great,I have the qn900a 8k,should I buy the G2?I am considering of buying it...
I love your store is a really AV sanctuary 😂😆, plz keep feeding our passion, and it seem the most likely upgrade this year is more burn in resistance with slightly brightness improvement
what better to buy? LG G2 65 inches or LG C2 77 inches? similar price! is there a big difference in image quality?
So coming from a 65" C9, and going to a 77" either C2 or G2 is the extra cost of the G2 worth it? I'm leaning towards the C2 but depending on direct comparisons if there is a visible difference have no problem spending the extra cash for the G2.
ua-cam.com/video/Mw2cNhyOFYU/v-deo.html
Go with an A90J, that’s still the best TV on the market I think
@@westibbs This’ll hopefully mean the A80K can fully match or surpass the A90J, as it’ll have a heatsink finally.
I found it hard to see any appreciable difference between the G2 & C2 as shown in this video. Was the G2 better in person? And was it enough to justify the price differences between the two panels?? Thanks
People cannot tell the difference unless side by side in person and even then you need to be an expert. Most people cannot tell the difference. WOLED is pretty much tapped out by now. Heck even a C1 will be 'good enough' and save you money. QD-OLED is where it's at now.
You’ve actually seen them side by side in person?? You are lucky, I can’t wait to do the same.
I would say at 11:00 look closely at the highlights & colors of the animals. The hawk you can see the yellow part is more vibrant.
Also for the chameleon it looks more defined overall.
@@Mopantsu absolutely Not that easy, qd-oled isnt that ready and models get their brightness patched down to even below LG g2
When is the expected G1 price drop and the release date of the G2? Any idea on the price?
We are the first US dealer to have the 77G2, and 65G2 Gallery Series OLED TVs in stock and shipping from 5 warehouses. The 77" G1 is on it's final close-out sale for $3,299.
The price difference is what makes the G2 a harder sell for many. Right now the deals have a 77” LG C2 down to $2500 and a 77” LG G2 is down to $3600. Is the picture difference worth $1100? Not for me personally. The G2 is better but not $1100 better.
A bit later now but I managed to get a new 77inch G2 for US$3150 (as the G3s are coming out) and for me it's also about the wall mounting and space saving aspect as we have a new house and pets who could knock a stand TV over. Adding a $100 wall mount to a C2 and it was a no brainer to upgrade to the G2 at the price I paid.
16:03 Yes, but what about the Brightness Booster?
Question is the 83 LG2 worth it over the 77 inch?
Yes I love the immersive feeling you get with the larger screen size.
@@HDTVShootout thanks
Anybody know When are the G2’s gonna be available to order?
We have 65" and 77" G2 Gallery Series OLED TVs in stock and we're shipping Nationwide from 5 warehouses.
@@valueelectronics9390 That’s awesome! I’m a Best Buy guy though because of being a total tech member otherwise I would certainly be considering this
Hallo from Germany.
Which Sanus stand do you use? On the homepage, the maximum diagonal is 60". Or is it possible by reducing the weight? Thank you for this very detailed video.
I'm wondering that myself. I've held off on LG because I have a Dolby Atmos sound bar set up.. I cannot wall mount.
Great video guys
Wow just found this channel. Amazing in depth information. Will you guys be getting the alienware qd oled?
Can you please provide the model number of the Sanus stand you used for the 77" model?
Any update on this?
Cool to see DeWayne aka D-Nice! Haven't seen him since the Pioneer Kuro days.
Thank you so much for doing this! Please shoot and upload these videos in HDR though! UA-cam does indeed support HDR and it would be nice to see the comparisons in HDR, especially because that's where we really see the differences (heatsink vs no heatsink)
youtube hdr support is shit. see Linus tech tips vid on why they don't do it
I picked up that Sanus stand for my 65” G2 and it looks great especially on the lowest height setting. Really solid and with a metal base (not the typical glass). Is the one in this video model number VSTV1 (rated for up to 60” and 27kg /60lbs)?
I’m guessing its still ok for the 77” G2 even though out of spec?
The LG G2 77 inch tv does use an oled EX or an EVO panel???
The stand that was used what is the size of the base? What other stands are available? Thank you. Great vid
So the cables come out the lower left of the TV instead of the middle when wall mounted :(
Whats the model for the sanus wall mount ? I need one of those pls help
Can you please add the link for the stand you used? It seems to be missing under the (equipment used for review)
@5:25 no wall mount with the G2, @5:35 it comes with a no gap wall mount. So confusing lol
LG's G2 Gallery Series sOLED TV comes with the no gap wall mount built in.
Is the G2 better than the A90j for the 83 inches? I am able to get a 83 A90j about $2000 CAD cheaper than the G2- worth it?
I totally respect the nerd-stuff, and those whom loves digging DEEP into calibrations and such, as seen in this review (and thank you for it!) However, for someone like me, the fact that all of these measurements and crazy tests needs to be done, to get people to actually NOTICE the smaller differences, that’s just absurd to me :-) I’m thinking about the obscene amount of difference in price, between something like the C2 and G2. I’ve seen many other experts, in other video’s, go like this; “There! DID YOU SEE THE DIFFERENCE!? Go back, go back… THERE! Pause the shit outta that! Right_THERE! See the 10% better highlights in THAT image!?”… And THAT sort of stuff is supposed to convince people to pay for a tv that’s 1100 bucks more expensive?.. Really? That’s what I mean with absurdity :-) The differences in the end are so small that the huuuge price-jump, from one model to the next, just blows my fucking mind. Like, I truly can’t fathom why even the experts would ever truly feel like it’s worth it, for something so little of a difference.. Oh well :-)
I agree I bought the c2 77 and I can't think of trying to upgrade. This picture quality is already overkill. Bright as hell. I wouldn't want anything brighter I saw the high end Sony's and g2 there I don't see much of a difference. It's not like comparing 720p and 4k. I even had the b2 65 inch and that picture was amazing too. Can't go wrong with any OLED unless you're in a really bright room then things might change.
Is the c2 much of an upgrade over the c1?
Do you watch the video?
no if you have c1 already, it's not a huge upgrade🙂😉
definitely not worth the upgrade
@@micker9830 very accuratelly said 🙂 if G2 is too expenssive then C2 buy is great choice 🙂
can someone tell me which sanus mount is this? i'm only finding one that only holds up to 65 inches?
Hey Robert I’m up in Niagara Falls ny if I wanted to order from you would I be able to order a 77in c2 from your company and get it shipped ?
Yes we deliver Nationwide at no charge. I'd love to work with you on your interest in LG's 2022 C2 OLED TV.
@@valueelectronics9390 ok I’ll email you my information so we can work together thanks you.
@@the-bu3lb Thank you!
Kind of crazy that you did this without calibrating them. The g series has always shipped as more pre-calibrated than the c series. This isn't a true test.
release date of both tvs⁉️
We've been shipping 48", 55", 65", and 77" C2s for three weeks and last week we began shipping the 77" G2. All are still in stock, on display in our showroom and we're shipping Nationwide.
Thanks for a great video. Confused though, does the G2 come with a wall mount or not? I got the impression that the video say both that it does and that it doesn't :)
It does
Yeah he meant tv stand 🙄
How's LG G2 over the Sony A90J? Which one is better? A90J is $3K at the BB and LG G2 is $3.2K. $200 difference between them.
Need that tv mount base description asap sir plz
d nice seems like a A90J fans😄🤗
So does the C2 has a wall mount included?
No
so whats better tho the c1 77 or the c2 77
Hey, thanks a lot for this video! Exactly what I was looking for. One question: how can I tell the production day/ month of a C1 model? :)
What version of USB does the tv support?
Great videos. Thank you to all for doing this.
Even on camera the G2 looks a bit brighter than the C2 but not on all scenes. It looks like the G2 is 10% brighter than the C2 at the small percentage. I’m getting A90J and A80J vibes. The C2 could be the better TV once price is factored in just as the A80J was the better TV.
Looks like LG has addressed the ootb color accuracy which now makes LG a viable alternative to Sony. The other thing that we need to confirm is LG’s sharpness especially compared to Sony’s reality creation. If LG comes within 80-90% of image processing, then they will finally be ahead of Sony.
Lg is better than Sony
@@samtech889 well not in terms of tv quality
@@techsamurai11 i think you are Sony fan boy😄
@@samtech889 All TV manufacturers have strengths and weakenesses. It's a well-known fact that Sony has superior image processing. That's why they don't manufacture panels.
In the day and age of compressed sources and possible 8k requiring 4x-16x upscaling, processing is one of the most important factors when buying a TV.
Sony commanded a huge advantage in out-of-the-box (ootb) color accuracy which gave them a huge advantage over LG and other manufacturers since a TV that displays Blue instead of Green will always look better than a TV that displays a luscious Green for a sky. I'm exaggerating but color is very important.
LG has made strides in the right direction with color accuracy and that's very important as it's a deal breaker if you're not professionally calibrating that TV.
In gaming, LG is better than Sony but you can still game on the Sony although the ASBL is a big issue and needs to be addressed immediately. I'm actually very upset that Sony added support for the almost meaningless VRR before fixing the all important ASBL issue.
Clearly, these 2 new models from LG are positioned to compete against the A80J and A90J in terms of slightly superior brightness for the G2 at the expense of slightly more shadow detail for the C2.
Anyway, this is all good stuff. We just have to wait and see how QD OLEDs fare.
@@techsamurai11 I agree with you except for the the C2 part. Yes it's Shadow detail is better now (finally) but it's also obvious it's color brightness is at least 10% to 20% brighter then the c1. Also that other guy is trolling u
Did you noticed that there is a bug when switching the "Just scan" to ON? The left side bezel "gets bigger" because the TV shifts the image to the right!! It happens with my cable set top box and with my Apple TV 4k. I have one 77 C2 with the latest firmware. Any tip to solve this? Is it a firmware bug or a defect? I have to keep Just scan OFF to get equal left/top/right bezel size but the image is zoomed:(
Turn off Pixel Shift
this is good but disappointed at the same time compare to last year A90J that can easily get close to 200 nits on 100% window after calibration. Hoping for A95K or even Panasonic LZ2000 to do it better on full 100% widow bc I know they will not disappointe us.
Good points!
These are good points, but I’m sure that G2 will hit the same numbers with calibration. Remember this is a RUSH preliminary test and not a long time, multiple detailed sample test like the A90J had. This test was only done one 1 (or G2’s???) so there could be panel variance and etc with higher numbers also.
It’s too soon and too many factors to make a final judgment on the G2 or any new 2022 tvs at that until we can thoroughly test them.
It's brighter in smaller windows. Which is what counts.
Can you buy feet for the 77" G2 so you don't have to wall mount?
Yes LG has two stands for the G2 Gallery Series. I have pictures of the stands on our G2 webpage. LG will release pricing and specs this week. Sanus also makes a very nice table top pedestal stand that works beautifully with the 55" and 65" G2.
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Hi, I have an lg oled 77 c2, is it worth upgrading to a g2?
If you already have the C2, then hell_NO! It ain’t worth upgrading at all. You already have an incredible tv ;-)
Would love a backlit remote and a button for a custom screen saver!
My viewing distance is around 18 feet for my 77" C1. Can you still see the improvements with the G2 vs C2 from that distance?
@@latinokid33 The 83" OLED was almost 2X the price of the 77" OLED at time of purchase. My couch is positioned straight and level with the wall mounted TV at 18 feet. The loveseat and recliner are on either side at an angle in the 7-12 foot range.
@@latinokid33 It will look fantastic at 10 feet away and probably feel like being in an iMax theater with 4K content. I wouldn't go smaller because you will only regret it afterwards. What I like about the 77C1 that replaced my 55"C9 is I don't have to wear my glasses on the couch because of the longer optimal viewing range depending on content. The 77 looks just as good from my 10 foot easy chair as it does from my 18 foot couch.
@@latinokid33 I forgot to add. The 77" is like a HUGE mirror. I didn't notice room reflections with my old 55"; but, it is noticeable with the 77" with windows, lamps, overhead lights, or doors. It helped a lot with my wall mount that could tilt and swivel away from the light sources from every sitting position. You don't even notice the TV being off center because of the extremely wide viewing angle.
@@mrgold3591 wouldn't go smaller than a 77? I'd regret it? I dunno about that, I went today to look at a 65 inch c2 and I was impressed. My room simply wouldn't fit a 77 even with a wall mount and I wasn't trying to reason to convince myself that a 65 was fine. I was genuinely impressed looking at it on the display. It's going to be my first oled and it was my first time even seeing an oleds picture in person. 65 seemed completely okay!
@@NYC_Goody I've noticed the picture improved with a around +200 hours on the TV. It is good out the box and it gets better with time. Check out UA-cam 4K and 8K content to see the OLED at its max.
G2 Better？
Manufacturers don't seem to think what they are doing, the fact is a silver bezel will be distracting, all bezels she is black.....
And at the end of the day web OS is not has go as Google TV.....
I thought that filmmaker mode was suppose to be the most accurate out of the box?
Please help cant find that Tv monut I know its sanus i got my 77in g2 today
Call Value Electronics.
They just put the wrong one without not knowing that it is not supported.
Why no backlit remote? Otherwise, the G2 83" is my next TV.
What table stand could I use for the G2?
Sanus
The G2 image looks more realistic with warmer shades. The C2 has a blue tint, like all OLED TVs.
LOL....any when playing a 4k Blu ray that's been authored well you can't tell any real difference.
@@chrisbullock6477 If you can't tell the difference, then it doesn't matter what kind of TV you buy.
LG G2 77 inch vs Samsung S95B 65 inch, which should I buy? Viewing distance is 320cm
I had the same problem, I went with C2 77''. 65 is to small, C2 nad G2 are to be honest the same.
@@robertdurden8881 I went for the Sony A80K 77 inch at the end. I’m so glad I didn’t buy a 65 inch.
I just bought a G2 55in for my bedroom
Does the difference between the G2 & C2 warrant the price difference I think it $800 more. I'm not convinced that the G2 has $800 more of a better picture.
So tbh it isn’t much of an improvement, just a little bit brighter and mostly in white. But the design is sleek i’ll give them that
Yes LG Display's new 2022 OLED module is brighter. Other new enhancements and upgrades for the OLED panel are color saturation and color volume is better for the 2022 model year. LG Electronic's new 2022 a9 Gen 5 processor has also been very nicely upgraded to be more powerful and the firmware has been tuned to take advantage of the larger dynamic tonal range and color volume.
Lol, I don’t know why people keep saying there isn’t a big improvement this year, it is. UA-cam videos don’t EVER do any screen viewing justice (between cameras dimming things down because it’s too bright vs another tv, or colors looking washed out through a camera or downscaling on capture devices and UA-cam lowering the quality for instance…). The processor alone is a BIG improvement over last year’s model (and I have a G1). There’s so much more, but these changes have already been mentioned.
It’s just like last year’s A90J vs A80J debate. Everyone kept saying it’s not a big difference, but mostly everyone who saw both IN PERSON says it’s a big difference.
Again, UA-cam videos give an idea, but you absolutely must compare and see these tvs in person.
I’m telling y’all, the C2 and G2 are BIG improvements from last year (and again I have a G1). This is not to say that the C1 and G1 aren’t excellent tvs, they are simply stunning and amazing, but there is a big jump this year.
The abl seems much improved, and better color accuracy out of box and better upscaling. That's massive improvements imo.
@@korndog81 Agreed! I know people are going to try and justify their purchase from last year by saying this year isn’t a big improvement, but it is. Even the weight and exterior of the tvs have improved lol
I see no difference I'll buy the cheaper one😀
Is the LG C2 the “Game Changer” we’ve all been waiting for hint hint!
Are there legs for the G2 you can buy?
LG has two G2 stand options. We have a picture on our G2 webpage. Prices and availability will be announced later this week. IN our store display and for our G2 customers we have been using Sanus' table top pedestal stand. You can set the TV height to your liking so if you want to put a sound bar or center channel speaker just raise the Sanus arm to the desired height. Another nice feature is you can rotate the TV left/right to accommodate variable seating positions.
Honestly, is a thin, clean sheet of steel, magnesium or whatever what LG calls a heatsink? They had that on previous models...
So my G1 is still good
my c1 is still good and i also have a q90t so im good for atleast 3 to 4 more years
Super glarey reflective screen vs another Super glarey reflective screen. How much more clearly do you want to see the reflection of yourself sitting on the couch during the “inky black” dark scenes of your favorite movie/show/game?
Finally someone have a balls to say about it. I hate this high reflection coating on modern TV's.
I agree the ironic part is that with all those reflections you totally ruin the purpose of the "perfect blacks" of an OLED. If you see yourself and everything else in the black screen like a mirror then it ruins the movie you're watching. Imagine watching "Gravity" or something and half the time you see yourself floating around in the picture, lol..
Yet another reason why OLED lovers always do dark room. Because you don't have to have a direct light on the TV it's ANY light in the room at all and you run the risk of seeing the room and things in it reflected on the screen.
It's so distracting.
Want to know why they are so reflective and glossy? Because they have such low color volume at higher brightness and glossy screens up the color look.
@@loki76 these reasons are why I have become a fan of projectors despite the fading that occurs with ambient light. All I need is an ALR screen and modern projectors are getting there with the picture quality. I have been enjoying glare free high quality image viewing for 7+ years now. I’m done with flat panel TVs especially now that there are Ultra Short Throw projectors with ALR screens now. IMO it’s worth the cost of entry to avoid glare ruining my experience!
Then you should be glad to see how effective the anti-reflection caoting is on the latest Sony Oled ua-cam.com/video/Lr_f4sclu-g/v-deo.html
@@38201270298 Have fun with milk blacks then. Nobody is ever happy. Qd oled is semi gloss but now people complain about milk blacks. Wrgb oled is glossy and now people complain about reflections. Maybe you should get one of those matte wrgb oled monitors.
YA DON'T HAVE THE SONY X95K YET? THE G2 LOOK GREAT, BUT I'M STILL SCARED ABOUT OLED BURN INs.
Week of April 18th for Sony's 55" and 65" A95K QD OLED TVs. Don't worry about burn-in as since 2018 LG Display and LG Electronics have integrated several very effective technologies to help prevent burn-in and this year we have even more protections in the OLED modules and the processing control to avoid burn-in.
@@valueelectronics9390 even if I use the TV for 6 hours a day for movies & gaming?
@@MrBrickhouse Absolutely no problem.
@@MrBrickhouse It’s not a problem at all. I have a C1 and use it as a pc monitor which has way more static elements than movies or games. I do game on it too and use max brightness for HDR content. 500 hours and colours are still perfectly uniform and no burn in.
@@silverwatchdog I just read that the G2 has a 5 year warranty on it so ima buy the TV. I'm also tired of the letterbox of a movie looking grey instead of black on LCD screens.
Ao not the 1k nit tv everyone thought it would be but tbh that may be a good thing since they aren't pushing it extremely hard.
Hi in india
C2 55 cost 1530$
G2 55 Cost 1650$
which on to opt if i plan to hole one for decade
I got the C1 65 inch I wanted the C2 but 1699.99 vs 2,499.99 is quit a big savings I’m sure I’m not missing out on much unless I where to upgrade to the G2
How's the DEJUDDER functionality of 30fps gaming (like xbox 360 or ps3) to 120hz tv work ? Is it acceptable, or is the Ghosting and Input Lag super noticable ?
Hey!
It’s KUDOS! not koodles lol.
Hey guys just subscribed to your channel. thanks for the informative information. I think I'll stick with my 65 G1.
In this video, I can't see a damn difference between the two TVs
lol these TV make things in real life look better than they are in real life 😂