Yes. However, there will be a time when the demand picks up as people start buying up the older C series stock and prices will actually go up slightly.

I'd say just set a budget and if the TV you want hits that price, get it and forget about the price movement after that. That'll save you a whole lot of heartache.

I bought my OLED TV online twice and had no issues with delivery.

Just make sure you buy from reputable shops i.e. Desa Home, SenQ, etc.

Pre-order LG CX 55" at RM8,099 before 10% cash back:

https://shopee.com.my/LG-CX-55-inch-4K-Smar...0342.3642648246

If only it had a taller stand.

Mine works fine about 95% of the time. SL8Y paired with C8 here.

My Xbox HDMI goes to TV. Then, use the eARC of the TV HDMI out to HDMI in to the soundbar.

Just purchased the new LG SN9Y sound bar and noticed that I'm getting audio lag when I play content on my Xbox One X. Pretty weird since I never faced this when I was using my SL8Y sound bar. I paired both to my LG C8.

Wondering, would using a 2.1 HDMI cable help to solve this issue? Quite frustrating since there is no option to adjust AV Sync to something negative.

I noticed that the 65" LG CX and GX price difference is only around RM1k on Shopee/Lazada.

If you factor in that the CX will need a wall mount when the GX already comes with one, why would anyone want to get a CX? I'm seriously thinking of adding a 65" TV in my house so appreciate any feedback.

Looks like now CX/GX is around RM5-RM6k for 55" and RM9-RM11k for the 65".

Hopefully can get the 65" at around RM7/RM8K in the next few months.

Yeah, but here's hoping. When I bought my C8 55", I got it around RM4.5k after discount. As of now, you can get the CX 65" at around RM9k. I seriously think between RM8 to RM9k is possible towards the end of the CX's life which usually happens towards the end of the year.

My real dilemma would actually be between the CX or GX. The difference in price is around RM1.5k, but after you factor in the wall mount which comes for free with the GX, suddenly it's neck and neck.

I bought my 55" C8 on Lazada. I received a used set at first and returned it. Bought another set from another seller and that has been with me ever since. Honestly, I'll probably buy my 65" OLED online as well soon.

My recommendation is to buy from sellers with good ratings and also straight away open and check your TV so that if anything is wrong, you can quickly complain or return the item.

I've bought a fridge, 2 sound bars, etc. on Shopee or Lazada and have had good experiences. Just make sure you check properly upon receiving your item and everything should work out OK.

Just to share, I'm currently on 30mbps Unifi and can get full Netflix 4K 95% of the time. As long as you don't have people torrenting, watching Netflix on another TV at the same time, it should be OK most of the time.

Having said that, I'll be upgrading to 100mbps at my new place since I'm planning on getting another TV for the house.

Mind sharing how much you got it for? Planning to get that model but just waiting for the right time.

That blows man. Location plays a role as well maybe?

Very helpful information. Thank you.

I actually called LG and they said that although the redemption was extended up to 15th Nov, you have to purchase the eligible product between 1 Aug - 30 Sep to be eligible. I'm planning to get the 65" GX model so will try my luck but just to manage my expectation, I'm going to assume that I won't be successful.

On the flipside, there are more units (200) being offered for the AS10GDWB0 air purifier, so maybe they'll take pity on me.

Anyone here wall mount their LG GX? How the hell did you hide the wires or you just display them proudly?

Am looking for tips/inspiration by the way. Thanks.

Cheers man. Sounds like the most logical thing to do. My contractor is suggesting to korek my wall and put trunking or something like that. But the wall is reinforced concrete so don't know if that's the wise thing to do.

I stay in an apartment so don't want to be responsible if the entire building collapses just because I wanted to hide some wires. I'd probably do a Jho Low and disappear if that were to happen.

That's true, but I'm actually renovating my place from scratch so dust and debris is not really a concern. I think what my contractor meant was to plant a tube in the wall so that you can thread the necessary wires through and also leave option to adjust in the future.

My concern is that since the power plug OLED TV's tend to be big (full 3 pin plug), how big will the tube be and whether they'll knock too much of the wall to fit that tube.

Thanks for the tip. I had a look at my power plug and it's one of those without any screws. Just one opening for the fuse and that's it.

Starting to think that building a dry wall is the only solution to hiding my cables.

Sigh ... found a dead pixel/area on my LG GX today.

Will contact LG tomorrow to see what can be done. Will keep you all updated.

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.