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[MacReady13]

I have the 55 inch S90D and it is a phenomenal OLED display. Highly recommended.

 

[ap_puff]

I have 2 LG Oleds and they are the best. No issues. Would never get a sony due to that insanely shit OS

You mean samsung? I think Samsung's OS is the worst

 

[dorkimoe]

Anything specific about the android OS?

I used an Apple TV for years before getting my Sony TV. I tried out the android OS and it works perfectly. I don't even use Google. I created a Google account just for the TV, set the TV to "apps only" mode, and its pretty much just like the Apple TV (no ads, etc). I use it for Plex and Youtube.

I just think its insanely slow compared to an Apple TV, and Yes i know of course the stand alone device is better, but my god even changing the input or doing the sleep timer is a pain in the ass cuz the menu is so slow. The LG os is so snappy.


And yeah youre right.

You mean samsung? I think Samsung's OS is the worst

 

[Gamer79]

Samsung S90C is the best gaming TV, period!

 

[[Sigma]]

Samsung S90D or S90C(should be around $1000).

 

[Codeblew]

I pulled the trigger on a Bravia A95L yesterday. Holy shitballs, what an amazing TV. Especially coming from a 10 year old 1080P LED.

 

[keefged4]

LG C series. I've had a C1 for 4 years now and its still blows me away.

 

[BlitzerRadic]

For console gaming? Samsung, easily. Samsung has Game Motion+ which works great with 30 fps and 60 fps games.

 

[Paulxo87]

I pulled the trigger on a Bravia A95L yesterday. Holy shitballs, what an amazing TV. Especially coming from a 10 year old 1080P LED.

Yeah, wow. Happy for you. Eyeing up the 77" myself....

 

[Codeblew]

Yeah, wow. Happy for you. Eyeing up the 77" myself....

Yeah, it is great. I got the 65". I sit about 6-8 feet away so it is perfect.

 

[ClanOfNone]

Found an open box 77 inch LG C4 for $1600 at my local Best Buy, I’m gonna go take a look at it today. As long as the panel looks good I’ll probably pick it up. Here’s hoping it fits on a 65 inch stand/frame!

 

[Kerotan]

Hi guys my friend has a 45" Max allowance but no budget. What's the best TV at or under that size? I'm assuming it's a oled?

 

[FalconPunch]

Hi guys my friend has a 45" Max allowance but no budget. What's the best TV at or under that size? I'm assuming it's a oled?

Can he find 3 more inches to go to 48? The biggest option in that size is 42 and a 42 inch is small..

 

[Zathalus]

Hi guys my friend has a 45" Max allowance but no budget. What's the best TV at or under that size? I'm assuming it's a oled?

Samsung S90D or LG C4 both have 42 and 48 inch options. Can’t go wrong with either of them. I’d recommend 48 inch if possible.

 

[Ozzie666]

42 Lg c4 evo. No regrets especially since it was massively on sale when purchased. Retail was over 2k aud it was insane with discounts for 950.

 

[Kerotan]

Can he find 3 more inches to go to 48? The biggest option in that size is 42 and a 42 inch is small..

This is an additional TV to go in a small space so unfortunately no.

Samsung S90D or LG C4 both have 42 and 48 inch options. Can’t go wrong with either of them. I’d recommend 48 inch if possible.

Thanks but unfortunately will have to be 45 inch max.

42 Lg c4 evo. No regrets especially since it was massively on sale when purchased. Retail was over 2k aud it was insane with discounts for 950.

Thanks bro I'll have a look.

 

[ValiantInstance]

LG C4 is the obvious recommendation. G4 if you have a bit more money to spend.

I have a 55" G2 in my living room and I loved it so much I replaced my dual monitors for my pc with a 42" C2.

 

[Kerotan]

He's going to get the LG C4 42" €1,100. Thanks guys.

 

[dEvAnGeL]

G4 is amazing. Any LG OLED is a good choice.

 

[Kenpachii]

I got a LG C2 OLED tv and i love it, only thing that needs to improve is the hz on this thing, 120 is a bit low these days, 240 would be nice in a future model, will upgrade instantly.

 

[ValiantInstance]

I thought oled burn in was a “thing of the past.”
Since the tv will be used primarily (like 99%) for gaming this could definitely be a concern for me.

I've been using a C2 as a monitor for a year and a half and never encountered an issue. I also use it to work from home so there are always static elements on the screen.

Just be sure not to interrupt the pixel clean when you put it on standby.