Pulled the trigger on the LG CX 55 and damn, what an upgrade it was. Very satisfied with the purchase 😁

Hi, I got it for RM5.8k range after rebate and use my shopee coins.

https://shopee.com.my/PM-ME-FOR-REBATE-VOUC...5209.6735576619

Left two units and normally the last unit the price will balloon up. So see who pulls the trigger earlier. You will need to PM to get the RM100 rebate. Happy shopping.

That store is ridiculous but anyway, willing buyer willing seller in this case. There is another one in Shopee which still sells it at a cheap price of 5.8k with RM95 shipping fee. It's a hot item as the C1 is still expensive and you will not be losing out much with the CX.

https://shopee.com.my/LG-55-CX-Series-4K-Sm...9487?position=4

No worries mate. Enjoy the TV once you get it! Like what SSJBen recommend, please do some calibration for best results.

As with all other OLED TV , you want to switch to the right mode and tune down the brightness at first .
This is crucial because a large majority of the content you will be watching are SDR .

Therefore they don't require you to blast the brightness all the way up to 300 - 400 cd/m2 .

Expert - dark room is the more accurate mode . 
OLED light of 20-35 is recommended for dark room , with gamma to BT.1886 OR 2.4 .
40+ for bright living room and gamma to 2.2 . 
Since you most likely don't have a lightmeter , this is the pretty much the best you can do .
Playstation 5 also has a pretty crappy HDR implementation , you want to fix the raised black floor first since this affect picture quality .
+ 5 points to the brightness during SDR gaming mode should fix the problem . But this is based on the reading on the limited few OLED TVs I owned .

For very selected few games , such as CONTROL you want to revert back to default value since the developers have natively tune down the black level of the game .
Turn all any sort of sharpening , motion enhancement or smooth gradation .
Of course these are for LG OLEDs only .

For more basics  , check out rtings

Yes which is stupid because a lot of games are still not HDR-compatible . 

If you forced HDR on these games they are only making the game brighter as a whole ,  it does not improve Picture quality because dynamic range is still the same .

Go to setting - screen and video  - video output , tick the " On when supported " option for HDR.

PS4 pro did this just fine , I have no idea why Sony has to make them so complicated on PS5 .