At the moment i think only Safari support 120hz for MacOS , right ? And also like certain pages.

Apple still need to improve on those

How far are you sitting from the monitor?

Important for using TVs as monitor usage: make sure the brightness is at 100 cd/m².

This is not just for the sake of accuracy adhering to SDR guidelines, but also not to burn out your panel too quickly (it will still happen eventually, but the idea is that by the time it happens, the TV is so old you might as well junk it).

The OLED brightness setting to achieve 100cd is a value between 32-35 for most panels, at least the ones I've already calibrated (done about 15x C1 panels so far).

Bro 70cm width also still headache when playing xbox ? Alamak, then what is the suitable distance bro? I'm using 120cm x 60cm table. Planning lg c2 42

My table is 70cm width and the TV already occupied like 25~30cm.
So if calculate my keyboard distance is edge there (end of the 70cm), my eyes distance currently roughly 50~60cm away from the TV if i use keyboard and mouse
Gaming with controller will be further from it like 1.5~2 meter away.

Yea, this one also done d, screensaver, hide taskbar, dark background as well.
Hide those desktop icons away.

In my room, I tried setting it to 35 brightness, but it is just a tad dark for me, unless I'm using it with the lights off. In my normal use, I set it to 45 brightness.

According to recommended viewing distance for "TV" should be around 6'7" away.
But even for 55" I sit at only around 4' away.
I think the rule of thumb is as long as you don't have to pan your head left and right then it's ok already.
it should be far away to just move your eyeball from edge to edge.



Taken from RTINGS.com
https://www.rtings.com/tv/reviews/by-size/s...ce-relationship

This post has been edited by toytoy: Jul 1 2022, 10:13 AM

wow, 50-60cm is near for me. I could not use it that way. I'm about 1.5m away during normal browsing and typing. ~2m gaming with controller.

I am not too sure of that myself.

I just got the TV a few hours ago, still getting used to it, and currently too close for comfort. Waiting for my TV stand to arrive so that I can have better viewing distance.

You can use whatever OLED brightness (don't be confused with the other option known as brightness, that controls the digital white point and not the brightness of the pixels itself) you want.

Adhering to 100cd/m2 is because SDR content is mastered and toned to that brightness level. Up to you how anal you want to be in accuracy.


The idea is to have a 30 degree FOV from your eyes to screen. This is optimal for monitor usage because you don't have to turn your head to see things at the edges of the screen.

Any further you then lose the ability to appreciate the fine details that's afforded by 2160p resolution.

Anyone know wat panel is this? Replacement panel they gave me but got problem also, got line then they say might is the module got problem. Took my tv back their service centre let them do watever they need lol.

That's a CX panel.... which is also a C9 panel.

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.

This post has been edited by Convael: Jul 6 2022, 08:19 PM

There is 1 control module at the panel, that thing they say seems like broken. Seems like my screen punya issue is caused by that module also. Cos the replacement unit one when switch on wil have all lines over the screen. Then they swap with my old one, then see the same issue but worse. So actually is not the oled panel but most likely tat control module.


found this photo, the black color one.

This post has been edited by ben3003: Jul 6 2022, 09:16 PM

Looks like the C1 48” is sold out everywhere. Only one place on Shopee is selling for RM4,699 which isn’t a good deal compared to what you guys are able to get recently. :/

Phasing out and being replaced by the C2 I guess.
Few months back during Lazada birthday the C1 was going for 3.6k regret didn't pull the trigger at that time.

Was looking forward to the 42 C2, disappointed it's not coming here.

Sooo.. I ended up buying the C2 48" from Harvey Norman with the extended warranty. Anyone know if their extended warranty covers burn-in? The salesperson claims that they do cover burn-in but I don't know if I really trust their word.

LG Malaysia already cover burn-in for warranty since C8 days. So yes, the extended warranty from HVN covers it but under their own cost (which you paid for).

Ty for the confirmation sir.