Yes Convael, I totally understood what you are saying about the nature of OLED panel, banding and uniformity, it's more or less a lottery I reckon. The banding actually reduced a lot after I consistently played HDR movies only this past few days. Previously the banding was quite visible even at up to greyscale 35-40%. Now it's more or less within 15%-10% range.

My problem is this now, please see below. If there are only like 2-3 dead pixels around the edges, I am totally fine with it cause it will not affect my viewing for movies and even gaming with full screen. But the dead pixels are quite a lot and considering I have only used it for 200+ hours and I normally baby my stuff.





**For new OLED buyers, I am not trying to discourage you from buying an OLED Tv. This is just part and parcel of any OLED/LED display of any brands. My next TV will still be an LG/Sony OLED.

Received a surprise call this morning that the panel arrived at the SC and they came to replace at 5pm. Whole process took less than 30 mins. Both technicians are very professional.

So far no dead pixels for the new panel. 

Can DIY ?

It's not the bolt wall plug that cannot withstand the weight, it's your drywall that cannot withstand it. Most drywalls are only 10mm thick, so unless you specifically request for higher quality gypsum boards (which ranges from 12.5mm to 15mm, higher density), the typical plasterboard drywall cannot withstand the weight of the TV.

And btw no one hangs TV on a drywall. You drill the bracket into the wall studs (usually 2x2 or 4x4 in size), THEN you hang the TV on the bracket.

Create a 2x4 frame between the space. Make sure the bolts and screws directly into the 2x4 frame studs.

Thanks bro. But the stain mark (oil like) from the fingers is very hard and almost impossible to get rid of just by using microfiber cloth. Any thoughts?

Great advice, thanks! Can link the cleaning product that you have safely tried before?

Anyone here bought lg oled tv from kronoshop before using shopee or lazada???

Hi All, I'm planning to get a LG C2 and I have a few question, lowest negotiated price is 8700,

1) Is it considered an OK price?
2) What is the dimension of the box? I'm planning to fit it into a CR-V.
3) Should I wait for C3? I don't see major improvement and I'd assume they won't make offer for new unit.

Oh sorry for missing the size, it's a 65'

I’m looking to get an A2 65”. Is this a good deal? Trustable seller?

Lazada

For a distant between tv cabinet and sofa about 9 feet, and with budget constraint but want to have OLED TV which one is suffice.

A 48". 55" or save up for 65" terus. Thanks for your time

Sometimes I feel so tiring looking at TV so close. I bought a 2nd 65" for myself and gave the old 65" for my kids which I installed on the wall. I still feel a bit big to watch from 10ft except when watching esport to see the details of the fights. Normally prefer to watch from 15ft away.

I dont think OLED changed anything. I think more of a personal preference. If watching TV from further back, I can focus on the whole screen without moving my head at all. When it got close, feels like I would missed the content from the edges.

Yesterday my LG tv cannot on but got red light At bottom center.
Today totally no red light cannot on. Check plug everything power ok… any idea what is the issue? This model only have 1 power button at the bottom center. At the standby light.

Anyone have info / link to good Vesa Tv stand in Malaysia ?

Looking for something like Sanus VSTV but they not selling here.
The official G series stand doesn't look good for the money + low clearance for my soundbar.

Not trying to sound rude but I'm bit sceptical on those below RM100 stand in Lazada,  just afraid if it will cause TV to topple over.