but but but. G3 will be much much much more expensive than C3.

nice for G3 to have 2000nits on such a big screen.

5 figures a TV reasonable? 🤯

is G2 worth the money compared to C2 ?

Looks like Lg c3 already available for sale

G2PSA vs C3 65"
Any comment?

Harvey Norman got price clearance for 9699 display unit, or brand new unit for 10399 for G2PSA

Anyone managed to download UNIFI TV apps into LG TV?

https://unifi.com.my/tv/ms/devices/other-smart-tvs

LG App Content store doesn't have the apps, or I rather can't find it. Do I need to sideload it? How can it be done?

Personally I can't decide on a G3 77" or a C3 83". They're the same price and no it's not simply a mere "6-inch difference je".

No dolby vision? Lol

MLA is an upgrade yes. But so is 83".

Been on 77" for 4 years now, it's starting to look small.

QD-OLED isn't mature enough yet. I'm not sinking 30k just to "deal with the issues" over the next 5 years.

Nego'd with HVN until got a G3 77" for RM24k.

RM2k discount, not too bad I guess.

i mean is ppl wont even bother to do research before hand, at least u do some shortlisting. Most ppl here when want to buy TV, just go harvey norman, then say wan buy TV, then all is let salesman bring u fly kite lol. like if u dunno samsung no dolby vision, then u go for samsung, then u missed out dolby vision. yeah some ppl may think it is not important, but i can say dolby vision vs HDR10 difference is there, dolby vision HDR is much more realistic lighting if u watch in dark room and the video is properly mastered, thats y OLED benefit much from it.

i wont even bother about TV sound quality lol, prefer proper speakers setup.

Actually Dolby Vision came out a year before HDR10 on 2014. It is actually not just a standard but an "absolute standard" for HDR format. It's already capable of mastering up to peak brightness of 10,000 nits and 12 bit depth representing 68.7 billion colors (of course there are no commercially available display that can support 12 bit yet) vs 10 bit 1.07 billion on the HDR10, dynamic vs static metadata.

Basically, what Dolby created is a mastering workflow for content creators so contents displayed can be as consistent as possible across so many TV brands that come with Dolby Vision with Samsung being an exception.  So it's up to the TV to display the contents based on different tone map, brightness clipping, roll-off and etc capabilities. You can read up more why there is a need for absolute standard when contents slowly shift from SDR (normally display with 100 nits capabilities CRT last time) to HDR.

Not saying using contrast enhancer or saturated color is wrong, you can adjust whatever that fits your viewing experience for the wow factor. But for me, I can definitely tell DV vs HDR10 even on the same set of TV, even more so on OLED TVs and personally feel much more satisfied knowing I am viewing a well mastered content. Haha.

I am trying to get OLED TV 65". Seek for few brands with almost same price.
1. LG G3 ... 2 yrs warranty.
2. LG C3 ... 3 yrs warranty.
3. Sony A80L ... 3 yrs warranty.
4. 65", should I get the 8K QLED?

My thinking here is, if LG build the good quality product, then I am safe to pick LG C3. Else, I should take C3 with 3 yrs warranty.
Sony I heard 4k upscaling is very good. Does it better than LG? I only concern is they said A80L not so bright and anti-reflection no good.

All sifu, need your advice.

Thanks.. I worry the OLED burn in as well.. Hope to get 3 yrs warranty. That's why in dilemma.

About A95L, that is close to rm20k .. too much. My budget around rm10k, that can get TVs listed above.

These few days got special offer for G3
https://www.lazada.com.my/products/lg-g3-65...5gUm085&stock=1

That's why my hand itchy now.

Is the seller reliable? Unfortunately no extended warranty offered.

to be more precise it is rm12k 

But if compared to C3, the price different only rm1.5k. Which is worth to get.
I am new to OLED.. is that mean OLED more fragile and easy to get burn in?