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LG A2 OLED
LG C3 OLED
The LG C3 OLED is better than the LG A2 OLED. The C3 has a 120Hz panel and HDMI 2.1 bandwidth for gaming up to 4k @ 120Hz, and it supports VRR, so it's a much better option if you want to take advantage of modern gaming consoles. The C3 can overcome more glare due to its better SDR brightness, and highlights in HDR content stand out more due to its much better HDR brightness. On top of that, the C3 has less banding, upscales low-resolution content better, and removes more compression artifacts from low-quality content.
LG A2 OLED
LG C3 OLED
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LG A2 OLED vs LG C3 OLED: Main Discussion
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It’s a few years old now but I find the LG65A2 very impressive. I’m not a gamer so the lack of features doesn’t bother me though I still believe it is still a useful operator in that field. Having had numerous LCDs I can imagine the shock switching to an Oled for the first time.I thought the contrast and black levels on that year’s 75QNED916QE were good until comparing it with the A2 and 65CS (which is slightly better than the A2 but only available in a few countries) The Qned is way better in the living room for everyday Tv but doesn’t compare with an Oled for dark room Movie viewing. Above all what pleased me most about all three was the price. All three were around or under the £1,000 mark. And that has to be taken into account in any review
Oleds have since become brighter and brighter and in the last year I’ve bought the budget Philips 77oled759 at £1,400. The cheapest available but for late night movies more than adequate. Are the latest models superior? Without doubt. But for the £4,000+ required to buy the top 77 inch oleds I’ve purchased 4 more than adequate Tvs. The 2022 Qned is nowhere near as bright as the latest from Hisense and TCL. Likewise the oleds are inferior to the latest models. But the advice from me for anyone taking a chance on an oled for the first time is check out the availability of older models which will be much cheaper plus you should be able to get a 77 inch for the price of the latest 55 inch model and I know which I would prefer. The average person will be disappointed at first if using an oled as their everyday tv so I’d recommend an LCD from what were previously budget manufacturers and an oled for night time movie watching. I don’t think the average person will see an enormous difference in a dark room from this year’s latest to that of a 2021/2022 model.