I am aware that this is an LG OLED Thread but these information of Sony A90J will serve as a reference of how the upcoming G1 will perform .

A quick reminder , Sony doesn't drive their OLED as hard (bright) as other brands .
We have some information on A90J thanks to AV/s and DeWayne Davis  .
- Confirmed to be TV-LED via Dolby Vision.

- New setting in HDR mode , with brightness or gradient preferred options .

- OOTB custom brightness on A90J is around 800 nits on 2 , 5 , 10%  , 175 nits for 100% .

- 2 x HDMI 2.1 , like last year Dolby Vision 120 hz is still not supported , not too big of a deal atm .

- Both HDMI 2.1 ports will have a peak transfer bitrate of up to 48 gbps .
Several electronic shops I know from the AV field in China have also gotten the TV but they don't calibrate it . Mostly some side by side comparison screen shot .
I would suggest not to take them seriously as still shots can't really do a TV PQ Justice .

Desahome is selling 65 " C9 for 8999 , E9 for 9999 .
6999 for 55 " CX , 1500 voucher rebate + 300 touch and go .
I still can't , in my conscience recommend the BX to anyone especially if you don't calibrate your screen . The basic toolkit you will need probably end up costing you a lot more than buying a CX .
If you are eyeing for the OLED you must care , even just a wee bit about Picture Quality and the BX is counterproductive to that intent.
But LG want to sell their C series , they will continue to land nerf hammers on the B series .

If you really can't spare that $1000 difference , just buy the C9 from 2019 instead . They seem to be in similar price range with BX right now .

Its on their facebook .

Right now I have both Ethernet wired and wifi connection to the LG. Doesn't seem to see any difference with both connected or am I missing something?

How long is your TV aging since used till current status ?
Wanna take note cause I'm also LG CX 65 user right now and like 4 years usage from May 2021
So your PSU dead during warranty period ? I assume that's like first 3 years ?