I wonder if no more C9 replacement panel, then u choose to use the value RM7,999 of warranty sum insurred to get a new TV let's say LG C1 55" (Example RM5,999 utilised)

What's the "new warranty" from senQ on this LG C1 55"?

1) Does the LG C1 55" gets a new 2 years warranty + 1 year SenQ plus one member?
2) What's the value covered from the 3rd year Plus One Member? Is it RM5,999 ?
3) The remaining RM2k will burn ?

Haha, i meant Panel replacement but at cost within the RM7,999 <-- but if there is no replacement hence the situation above of getting new LG C1 from the RM7,999 on subsequent event.

if the new replacement tv comes with new warranty, then very worth it lor. closed both eyes and take the voucher haha 

If can get new TV with new warranty period, easy win already luckily your TV have the issue before warranty period ends.

Does the new panel have warranty?

you may look at alienware qd-oled monitor then.

It seems like they are offering the same panel replacement with both C7 and C8 as well.

The screen is actually compatible across all multiple generation of OLEDs .

You will still probably need to do some tweaking .They have added some improvement and features since then.

No matter how you hold a C series 77", one end of the topside will ALWAYS flex even if 2 persons are holding it from both sides. I mounted mine with a friend's help, he was so damn afraid of breaking the screen because everytime we lift it up, the side he's holding flexed and he's like why the fuck is the screen bending? A 5 minutes mounting job became a 20 minutes job. 

The flaw is simply how the motherboard and system connections are placed which is in the middle and bottom portion of the screen. In comparison to Sony OLEDs, their back components panel covers almost the entirety of the screen, there's barely any flex there due to the support.

Then there's the gallery series.... omg. The back panel doesn't protrude like a sore thumb as with the C series, but holy shit is it so slim it might as well not be there. Lifting the gallery series is like lifting a giant piece of banana leaf.
Bold 1:
Burn-in concerns are a joke. You're more likely to develop dead pixels before burn-in occurs. My C9 already has more than 20 dead pixels on the bottom and top of the screen.

Bold 2:
You probably just destroyed the coating on your screen by using 99% IPO. The safest form of cleaning an OLED is water + fine microfibre cloth.

Till now, LG C2 42 still not brought into the Malaysia. WTH. The possibly best selling size but bringing into Malaysia.

Your Netflix only watch Korean drama? Then make a little bit sense. 😅

Just came back from Courts Warehouse Sale in Shah Alam. Oh man, was really tempted to buy LG A1 48". There was 2 units on sale, 1 sold and only 1 left. Price is just RM2,309.

I couldn't believe my eyes when I saw a Panasonic oled tv being sold new for under RM3K. Snagged the last one. I saw another seller selling same model for RM3200. Fingers crossed mine is not some display model or open box etc.

LG C2 48" for 3860. Is that a good deal?

Cool, booked it from Desa Home Theater. Last unit. Manage to deduct some accumulated cashback as well, so got around 3600.

G3 is significantly brighter compared to last year's G2.... which itself is already brighter than the C2/C3

why not consider S95C as well?

Thanks Sifus for the recommendations.

For the time being, I might avoid OLED for now, concern on burn-in. Gonna use the screen for internet browsing for long periods, so might as well not risk it.

Yeah, so currently torn between these two:

1. Gigabyte M32U (32")
2. Samsung QN90C (43")

But more lean towards the Samsung since it ticks more boxes on the usage scale. But the price difference tho, RM3k+ vs RM4k+.

Originally target budget around RM3k lol. But seeing the limited options, don't mind forking out some more dough.

But then again, for more versatility, that extra RM1k might be worth it.

Gonna let my subconscious stew over these choice for a bit before deciding.

Thanks for the help

where did you buy your lg g4 ? 

owh i tought lg g4 a tv