65 " and 55 " are the same ,  roughly 5 cm .

Guys, lg webos able to input Chinese in YouTube or web browser? 65inch c9 price at 12999, any potential to drop further within this year? Thank you

Where you get this price? Tried to call them, the given price was 12999, which same as their website 

Display unit for c8 65inch around 10k....but I’m not interested with oled display unit....

hi guys, i'm looking for the cheapest c8 that i can get here. so far i found 5.6k. if you guys found cheaper let me know

Finally, bought the 65c9 at homedec event with 11k++ , free lg kp7. Will receive it by tomorrow 

not really sure about that....because I only focus on 65C9 

honest speaking, all new OLED come with few features to tackle the burn in issue, but no idea how effective on them...To me, as long as try not to display a permanent/static image for too long of time, then should be fine.

guyss.thye hyin seremban selling 55' c8 at rm4.5k new unit.go grab them now!

I just bought lg c8 55inch.

I wonder if it fit honda city car

If you don't calibrate your display like most of the TV buyers out there , you probably want to avoid the B9 .
LG is well aware their biggest competition of their OLED E and C series , comes from their very own B series .
Especially since it is cheaper ( in the oversea at least ) and has the same PQ performance and specs , as many have been saying since 2016 , why not ?
But things have started to change since 2018.
I have noticed the B series is on average , at least 100 cd/m2 (nits) dimmer below the C and E series .  At first I thought it may be just panel variance .
Now in 2019 , reviews from multiple AV outlets confirms my suspicion .
LG is starting to intentionally dial back the features and specs of the B series to make the C and E more appealing.
At the same time , the B9 must have skipped an important step in the factory calibration settings as well .
The out of box color accuracy is just unusually bad, it is horrendous . This is no isolated incident , it was mentioned on several other professional reviews as well.
This is strange because OLED TVs are usually pretty accurate . To the point the B series reminded me of those China's ABC brand TV you see below $2k.
Considering that the B9 has an inferior 3D Look Up Table (than C , E , W ), which means you will not be getting the same ultra accurate color accuracy you seen from the C , E  , W series .
The post processing features like smooth gradation and noise reduction efficiency have also been reduced to half .
This is going to be noticeable in some of the badly compressed material , such as the infamous Games of thrones Episode 3 from season 8.

Essentially , everything that won the C and E series the " TV of the year " award from TV shoutouts are absent on the B9 series .
$9000 is still a very attractive price for a 65" OLED TV especially one that has HDMI 2.1 ports readily installed . It still retains most of the benefits from an OLED display but the drawback is becoming more significant each year .
On a buyer's perspective , if you really can't afford the C9 , you are better off with a  65" C8  which should not be much more pricey than the B9 by now.

RM8,999 for real? how come lazada states 15k? thats so confusing  how did you find out abt this?  i might consider B9 then if this price is real

Lg c8 rm4999 11.11 sales already sold out.. lucky to get one

Nice.. let enjoy our new tv once delivered

You just need to know how 😜

Anyway u guys can wait 19/11 to get the app from aussie lg content store later.

From BD player hdmi output cable to avr then avr output to TV or BD player hdmi cable direct to TV better.tq

all my devices Bluray/Media Box/PC are go through AVR, then only from AVR to TV. Able to play DA/DTS-X with HDR without any issue

i used the eARC port