LG 65" 4K Smart OLED TV OLED65CXPTA $3620 + Delivery ($0 for Selected Cities) @ Appliances Central

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Sunnyoz on 05/03/2021 - 08:35 appliancecentral.com.au (616 clicks)
Last edited 05/03/2021 - 11:34 by 2 other users

Another good deal if some one is wanting to buy this LG OLED TV . Currently available on appliances central website @3620. Myers is also showing a good deal for $3,569.15 with 7138 Myers credit plus if you are a member of Suncorp then you may be eligible for another 5% off via gift cards . However Myer was charging $75 for the delivery of the item as none of the items were available in Qld stores to click and collect . Happy Friyay and happy ozbargaining .

https://www.myer.com.au/p/lg-ultra-hd-oled-thinq-ai-tv-65-16…

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  lostn on 05/03/2021 - 09:01

  +1

  Has the VRR gamma issue been fixed completely? Will C1 have that problem?

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    evanjd on 05/03/2021 - 09:56

    My understanding of the issue is that it has been improved with patches but is still present as it's a fault with the panel.

    Despite this, I have never really noticed it, even at lower refresh rates. I wouldn't let it stop you from picking up a current gen LG OLED.

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      lostn on 05/03/2021 - 09:59

      +1

      C1 uses the same panel right? That means it will be affected too.

      So what's the advantage of C1 over CX?

      Despite this, I have never really noticed it, even at lower refresh rates.

      It mainly only happens at high refresh rates.

      I wouldn't let it stop you from picking up a current gen LG OLED.

      For me it's a big deal, because I want it exclusively for 120hz 4K with VRR or gsync. If you're paying that much for a TV, you really don't want imperfections.

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        evanjd on 05/03/2021 - 10:02

        It mainly open happens at high refresh rates

        My understanding of the issue is different, excerpt from the site I linked:

        For example, a 40Hz frame rate is longer than 120Hz frame rate. Therefore, the lower frame rates results in sub pixels that are overcharged, causing flickering of dark gray images, which is noticeable for dark images rather than bright ones, because human eyes are more sensitive to low gray colors. LGD will likely solve this problem establishing multiple gamma curves optimized for lower frame rates.

        Re:

        For me it's a big deal, because I want it exclusively for 120hz 4K with VRR or gsync. If you're paying that much for a TV, you really don't want imperfections.

        Fair enough, I'm just saying that I game at up 4k @ 120Hz and I've never noticed it. Maybe I'd notice it if I really went hunting for it, but I think the issue is subtle enough that it shouldn't deter most people.

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  Eyespy on 05/03/2021 - 09:08

  +3

  I paid $3,980.00 in October and I thought that was a pretty great deal at the time. Its a fantastic TV.

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  Oz8argain on 05/03/2021 - 09:09

  how is this compared to samsung Q80T QLED?

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    jedimaster on 05/03/2021 - 09:40

    +1

    Q80T has better peak brightness. I am considering getting it since OLEDs don't seem to be coming down in price

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    theknight27 on 05/03/2021 - 09:56

    The Q80T we get in Australia is a significant downgrade to the one you will have seen reviewed on American sites.

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    dwhes on 05/03/2021 - 10:10

    +3

    If you enjoy huge amounts of blooming then go the Samsung… it’s pretty horrendous on them. basically no comparison. The LG CX is a significantly better tv. The only thing the Samsung has is higher brightness. But when you have infinite contrast the peak brightness isn’t as important. I watch my CX in a very bright room and dont have any issues. And at night i have to use cinema mode due to it being too bright and burning your eyes.

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    bataleon on 05/03/2021 - 11:08

    Look into the vertical banding issue on the Q80T. Apparently it's a big issue.

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    Slippery slopes more on 05/03/2021 - 11:40

    I dropped my coin on the 65" q80t last week, $1996 and am very happy, the whites are very bright but the blooming isn't bad. I switched to movie mode and increased the brightness.
    Is great in a very bright room

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  VenusDeMilo on 05/03/2021 - 09:38

  +1

  Don't need a new TV till approx. end of June / start of July (move in date to new home).

  is it wishful thinking to try and get 65CX under $3K?

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    Turbonetics on 05/03/2021 - 09:43

    +4

    Very.

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    theknight27 on 05/03/2021 - 09:57

    I visited a JB and a Good Guys and both only had 1 left and weren't planning on getting more they'd said.

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    dwhes on 05/03/2021 - 10:12

    +1

    Bar eBay doing some kind of 20% off deal I think you’ve got no chance sorry. Stock has been incredibly low and they have continued to sell at the higher price points they’ve stayed at this year. With the new models coming soon and little reminding stock, you’re likely not going to get a whole lot cheaper than this. Possibly down to just over $3k when they need to get rid of any remaining stock. But it’s just not like previous years where they had plenty of stock hanging around that needed moving.

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      VenusDeMilo on 05/03/2021 - 11:35

      +1

      yeah might have to adjust my expectations which I was basing on C9 price drops.

      Would settle for a BX if it popped up at 3K at this stage!

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        dwhes on 05/03/2021 - 11:37

        Yep unfortunately things are just very different to when the C9 released. With covid and with Panasonic having left Australia, even less oled competition.

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  Pecan on 05/03/2021 - 09:51

  +2

  Need a 77” deal!

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  wordpickle on 05/03/2021 - 11:02

  +1

  OP, I hate you ;-) ((very excited, I've wanted one for an age))

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  Bargaingeek on 05/03/2021 - 11:03

  Why haven’t OLED price dropped significantly yet ? I was hoping OLED 65 inch would be in $1800-$2000 range by now !

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    lostn on 05/03/2021 - 11:18

    Not enough manufacturers making the panel. It's mainly just LG for TV panels. Prices going down depend on more manufacturers, higher economies of scale, more competition. LG can set the price of the panels to whatever they want because they don't have competition. Anyone else selling OLED TVs are buying their panels from LG Display a subsidiary of LG Electronics.

    If Samsung got in on the action, they would be cheaper by now, but Samsung is betting on other technologies to succeed OLED, one without burn in concerns.

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      TheContact on 05/03/2021 - 11:30

      Samsung is apparently gonna be selling OLED TVs next year.

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        lostn on 05/03/2021 - 18:51

        that would come with a lot of egg-on-face if they do that.

        They've been shit talking OLED TVs for years, and touting their upcoming microLED, and QNED technologies.

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        Trishool on 23/03/2021 - 15:26

        Thats a long wait.

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      Bargaingeek on 05/03/2021 - 20:30

      I did not know that! Thanks

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      Bargaingeek on 05/03/2021 - 20:31

      I did not know that! Thanks

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  bomer on 05/03/2021 - 12:35

  +1

  Myer is out of stock for online delivery and no locations available near me.

  Took the plunge and ordered from Applicance Central with Paypal. I was tempted to hold out for the new model, but sounds like the C1 panel will be largely the same plus the G1 with increased brightness requires a stand so it bight be a 5k+ purchase, so sod that.

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    Sunnyoz on 05/03/2021 - 12:37

    Well done mate!!! , you just got earned yourself more respect towards your ozbargain badge…keep it up ..you are a true ozbargainer 😀

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  chubbyboy on 13/03/2021 - 17:09

  Try and shop around in store, I got this TV for $3500 at the good guys in melbourne,

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  bertfegg on 14/03/2021 - 16:29

  This TV is on clearance as the 2021 C1 is on the way - question is grab a runout CX or see what price the new A1 series will be ? CX obviously a better tv but an entry level A1 might tick all your boxes ?