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Great price for a new model but just bear in mind C5 is almost identical to C4. Main differences are: Slimmer remote without numbers…

Since when does in stock mean it's a bargain?

TV advertising has always been deceptive. I used to sell them and the amount of false marketing around things like upscaling was…

Yeah I'd wait for the new models. Supposed to have significantly more zones.

Blaming diversity every time a shit AAA game comes out gets annoying after awhile. I reckon most people don't give a rat's arse how…

Buy a Mini LED if you can afford it. Edge-lit and even FALD is old tech now.

Is that even available in Australia? Also while A95L has more vibrant colours, G4 is still better brightness, more HDMI 2.1 ports, lower…

Definitely not for OLED. LG C4 is cheaper and better than Sony Bravia 8 in almost every way. Brighter More accurate out of the box 144hz vs…

They need a LCD version so they can overcharge for the OLED.

I have Ryzen 7 7435HS 1TB model and while the screen is great and CPU is no slouch, I would have gone with the 1440p display and better CPU…

Just be careful if there is sunlight directly on the OLED screen as the heat and UV can damage it over time.

I don't think G series is worth it unless you watch TV in a very bright room. It's just so bloody expensive. C4 is already about 30%…

Well that is where one or the other is better, a brightly or dimly lit environment. OLED is objectively better in native contrast, viewing…

What a great deal. I have the 77" C4 and it's a fantastic TV.

Ask them?

Not quite as bright as some Mini LED but better in pretty much every other way.

As long as the sun isn't directly shining on screen it'll be okay. The G4 is better in bright room but not worth extra cost in my opinion.

Is there going to be one of these with Ryzen AI 9 HX 370 anytime soon?

Not a bad price for arguably the best TV available.

Green tint off-axis is panel lottery, my C4 doesn't have it.

Micro Lens Array. A layer of microscopic lenses which focus the light of each pixel. They make the TV much brighter without actually…

Have you looked at AirTasker app?

Sure you might not notice the difference in a showroom. But you once you get it home and dim the lights, you probably will. Here's a review…

I also work with TVs and would take anything over an LG LCD. They use the cheapest shittiest panels for anything but OLED.

I'm wondering why you would buy this instead of 77" C4 when it was $3481 a week ago. Coz it's QD-OLED?

I was worried about this but my 77" C4 doesn't have a green tint at any angle, at least not noticeable to me anyway. From what I've read…

Yeah brighter TV with oversaturated colours will always win in the showroom. It's why they leave them all in Vivid mode. At home once when…

Great price. I couldn't justify the extra $1.5k vs C4 but if you have the dosh this is an amazing TV.

The screen is terrible: https://www.ozbargain.com.au/comment/16005241/redir

Also 500:1 contrast and 45% NTSC. An abysmal screen.