Latest Offers on LG C4 Award-Winning OLED TV: Take Advantage of the Discounted Rates
Heyy there! LG's fresh off the line C5 model is about to hit the shelves, but here's a lowdown on its predecessor, the C4, that's still worth a look, and here's why:
The C4 rocked our world with its stellar performance, an improvement over its C4 predecessor, particularly in terms of brightness and color reproduction. But guess what? It's super pricey right now due to being a lit-up newcomer.
If you ain't feeling the extra dough, the C4's got you covered, with six sizes to choose from: 42, 48, 55, 65, 77, and 83 inches, three of which have earned our stamp of approval in our rigorous side-by-side comparisons. Each version is a bang-for-buck champ, offering a killer blend of performance, features, and cost.
If you're a movie buff, the C4's got you hooked with its picture that requires little tinkering, and gamers will dig its four HDMI 2.1 sockets and support for 4K/120Hz, Variable Refresh Rate (VRR), and Auto Low Latency Mode (ALLM).
The only catch with the C4? It's got nothing on the G4's extra-bright performance or picture frame-style design. But hey, if that's not your cup of tea, the C4's a great pick for almost anyone.
Now all you got to do is find the sweetest deal, and we've already stumbled upon it, so just scroll down till you find your size!
LG OLED42C4 (42-inch)
This baby's a real gem, given the scarcity of 42-inch OLED TVs out there. It squeezes the specs of its bigger siblings into a smaller screen, with four HDMI 2.1 ports, refresh rate of up to 144Hz, HDR support, and AI Super Upscaling for a dynamic, cinematic picture. The only downside? Its weak audio, but that's fairly typical for TVs this size. For more deets, check out our LG OLED42C4 review.
LG OLED48C4 (48-inch)
This puppy shares most of its features with the 42-inch model, but it's more flexible when it comes to stands and sound output (40W, compared to the 42's 20W). Its picture quality is every bit as impressive, with richness and soliditude on par with its larger siblings. For a deeper dive, read our LG OLED48C4 review.
LG OLED55C4 (55-inch)
The 55-incher has a brighter OLED panel compared to smaller models, plus the same processor, speaker system, and stand as the 48-inch model. For the full scoop on this big boy, check out our LG OLED55C4 review.
LG OLED65C4 (65-inch)
This bad boy's a real head-turner. Its gaming specs are a tad better, with a refresh rate uptick to 144Hz for PC gamers and full Nvidia G-Sync VRR certification. Its picture quality is significantly brighter and punchier, taking it above the Sony A80L. The sound's improved too, but still pales in comparison to a soundbar.
LG OLED77C4 (77-inch)
This 77-inch monster's got the same 40W speaker system as every model from the 48-inch up. While that feels a bit underpowered for a screen this size, it's worth dropping a few extra bucks on a soundbar or even a surround sound system.
LG OLED83C4 (83-inch)
This colossal C4 comes with a broader stand for its absurdly large size. If you're a self-proclaimed giant, this is the telly for you.
- The LG OLED42C4, despite having weaker audio compared to larger models, is a compact gem with a dynamic, cinematic picture, making it an appealing choice for those seeking a 42-inch OLED TV.
- The LG OuldE48C4 offers a balance between picture quality and audio output, making it a versatile option with rich and solid colors, along with a more robust 40W speaker system compared to the 42-inch model.
- The LG OLED55C4 is a solid choice if you desire a larger screen with improved brightness, a feature shared with its bigger siblings, while maintaining the same powerful processor, speaker system, and stand as the 48-inch model.
- The LG OLED65C4 is a captivating choice for PC gamers, offering improved gaming specs, including a refreshed rate uptick to 144Hz and full Nvidia G-Sync VRR certification, along with a significantly brighter and punchier picture.
- If you're in the market for a colossal OLED TV, the LG OLED83C4, with its broader stand to accommodate its enormous size, is the ideal choice for those seeking a screen size of 83 inches. However, given its size, it may require additional investment in a soundbar or surround sound system for optimal audio performance.
