Looks pretty bad for the white line. Is there any other alternative besides the cash voucher?

Nope. This is their reply but I hvnt yet responded.

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Lol .. cause you typed "$" sign , thought is USD

Walao eh , kinda low ball voucher >.<

I did replace my LG CX panel months before expiration of my warranty on March 2024 (Senheng) due to multiple dead pixel at edge (warranty ends June 2024)

This post has been edited by TongCN: May 8 2025, 11:18 AM

Now they counter offer RM5k 😂

eh.. can replace with a 48" C4 I think

Nah..too small for my living hall. Anyway, after insisting, finally they relented to fix the TV.
Now waiting for their technician to come over, hopefully by next week (cross-finger)

Finally replaced the panel today, I do not know which panel it is but the box shows 2024. Very happy man now 😊☺️

Looks like mine last time replaced

Cant dig back my picture d, lolz

Hey guys I have a 65" LG C1 that I want to upgrade to C4, what are my options? Can I do trade in at Harvey Norman or similar? Or must I sell myself? Thanks.

You're not upgrading, you're sidegrading. If anything, it's actually a downgrade because WebOS on C4 and later models is bloated, slow and full of ads.

And no there is no trade-in for such an old model at HVN.

I was mainly wanting to get something brighter because my living room has a bunch of windows that I'd rather not shut all the curtains during broad daylight... understood the display tech is mostly the same otherwise.

Sad, maybe I'll buy the C4 and keep the C1 elsewhere or give it away. Thanks.

Ask your neighbour want to buy or not XD

Save transport cost also

C4 isn't really that much brighter than C1, not enough for a whole new display change. It's less than a 80 nits difference on a full field 100% white window (very unrealistic scene yes, even in a snowfield). On a 50% window (which is closer to most most scenes in any given movie) the difference is only ~60 nits, which is barely noticeable.

If you want OLED for a room where there's sunlight, your actual upgrade would be a G4 or G5. Honestly speaking I think you're better off with a MiniLED like the Bravia 9 instead.

This post has been edited by SSJBen: Jun 17 2025, 04:52 PM

Thanks bro for sharing your insights, super useful for a noob like me

I think I'll save up for a G-series then!

Just to be clear since someone PM'd me about the C4 after your post; the C4 is very noticeably brighter in specular highlights below the 10% window - about as much as 180 nits brighter. But since you're going to be using the TV in a room with sunlight pouring in, the entire screen still isn't bright enough to combat sun glare either ways.

Is the G-series good enough to combat full sun coming in from behind me in late afternoon? I'm pretty set on OLED because I do also game at night, and OLED really shines on PS5 Pro

Even Bravia 9 mini-led is the highest end model under Sony, the blooming still exists and contrast is again no fight with Bravia 8 or 8 mark ii.

Go for QD-OLED for the best picture quality is more worth it.

It does seem like LG is releasing an 83in G series this year in Malaysia....

This post has been edited by anfieldude: Jun 21 2025, 03:21 PM

can recommend a 75" TV? best is oled? got android tv variant? thanks!

Absolute best is micro-led. Samsung 89" but over RM 400K price lol

But seriously? OLED is currently best consumer display tech that's actually sort of affordable. If you want Android TV built in, you will have to go with Sony. Their flagship model is the 65" A95L. RRP RM 20K. The display panel actually comes from LG. LG also makes OLED TVs but they use their own proprietary OS, it has the basic streaming apps but cannot really install APKs.

This post has been edited by KaiHD: Jun 24 2025, 05:19 PM