Update: Just got my panel replaced by LG FOC. Took around 3 weeks from complaint to replacement which isn't too bad. The technicians did a good job replacing but they missed 1 screw (which I thankfully stepped on and screwed it in myself, so not going to complain). Had a chat with them before they left my place and can summarise a few things:

- In relation to dead pixels, replacement depends on where the dead pixel is. Mine was quite in the middle of the screen so LG deems it interfering with the viewing experience, so even though I just had 1 dead pixel, they still deemed it worthy of replacement. However, if you have say 2 or 3 dead pixels but closer towards the edges of the screen, then you'd need maybe 4 or more before they will replace the panel because it doesn't 'hamper' viewing by their definition. In a way, I was 'lucky' that my dead pixel occurred where it did.

- The whole process was very professional but it took some time mainly because of the approval process i.e. LG management has to authorise for the replacement since it was a high cost replacement. If you claim for something of a lower value (say, motherboard, remote, etc.), the process will definitely be faster. I didn't harass LG and just waited for them to get back to me so maybe that's why it was a little slower.

- Suffice to say, I'm probably going to keep getting LG OLED TV's going forward based on this experience. Their washing machines are great as well, so definitely a brand I'll be loyal to going forward.

On a side note, is 120 Hz enabled automatically if you play the Xbox Series X or PS5? I tried looking for some special setting on the TV but can't seem to find any on the TV.

This is actually quite common among the OLED displays .

The Pixel composition are made of organics , which is why it is ever changing .

After 200 hours of watching , there will be some changes to the pixels .
Any kind of black cloudings , uneven brightness and screen uniformity should improve however slightly .

In the process it will make the darker spots (which will take longer time to " fade " ) stood out a little more .

Add in another 200 hours , or  2000 hours the screen should improve quite dramatically .
Again because of the self emissive nature , 5% on the OLED is actually equals to roughly 1% from typical LCD .  Which also explains why you tend to witness more issues in these very dim shades of gray .
But they are not commonly used in movies or TV shows .

I have learn to not actively look for these flaws unless it is completely blocking your vision  , else you are just going to keep scratching your head , pestering LG to change panels and to what ends ?

Your next panel is not guaranteed to be better and you can keep doing that but overall the process is tedious .

You should ask for replacement if possible , that is quite a lot of dots .

That's 3 too many. Better lodge a complaint and at the very least get them to inspect your TV.

Wow... those dots only come after using for 200 hours + ?

its too many. Mine change panel 2 times also having multiple dead pixel at different location for different panel. Lastly LG change new TV 

That’s nice to hear. Well if they can replace the panel and no more dead pixels I am happy already.

But a new TV is always welcome. 😂

Update: LG responded and they will proceed to replace a new OLED panel. Part estimated to arrive next week. 

Saw the QD OLED on YouTube and wow... I wonder if LG going to do the same.

But the monitor that using QD OLED catches my interest, hope the price is reasonable XD

nanocell one? but if 4k budget recommend u go sony camp buy x90j but weird why x90j no wide color gamut but say support HDR lol.

You can also turn on colorimetry BT2020 on LG C1. Just access the hidden screen by go to picture mode setting then pressing 1113111. However, this is not recommended as this overwrite the game/movie producer original intent.

55" C1 @ RM7799 with free shipping

good deal?  to buy or not to buy

Was planning to wait for C2

ok nice, I cant wait to check mine when it gets delivered tomorrow!
got it for 2.7k from lazada

is CX so outdated already? planning to go for CX instead of C1

So end up buying? I managed to get myself a 48" at 3.1k 

Brought a LG C1 65" OLED last week.

Damn, so vivid the color, clear and 4k sharpness.

Welcome to the club. I also just got my 55" end of March.
I follow settings from YT also. RTings and HDTVTest is a good source.

Can take the summary below from QuantumTV for reference but some ppl from Reddit said he's not legit or something. Anyway just for reference.

Just saw the new C2 and QNED lineup in HomeDec. TBH I don't really find much difference with other OLED, or maybe my eyes not that sharp. They already have preorder for C2, but only 83" (RM26K) and 77" (RM22K).

Agree and this is my main concern. Currently building a dry wall at my TV mounting place but was wondering how to 'bridge' the gap/space between the dry wall and actual solid wall. Mounting a 65" TV solely on the dry wall is something I don't want to risk.