Looks like this is applied as credit on your Very account presumably so you keep using them.Very have 20% cash back at the moment so ordered to replace my C9.
Looks like this is applied as credit on your Very account presumably so you keep using them.Very have 20% cash back at the moment so ordered to replace my C9.
Nothing prevents you paying it all off once the credit is paid to your account, makes no difference.Looks like this is applied as credit on your Very account presumably so you keep using them.
I don't know about from a CX/C1 but going from the C9 to the G3 was a nice step up, HDR highlights are much brighter and the whole HDR image just seems a lot better balanced, the build quality of the TV is also a lot better than the C9, always hated the top of the screen being so thin. Upscaling for SDR and 1080P is also better.Anyone upgraded from a CX/C1 to G3? I'm seriously considering treating myself to the 55 G3 to replace my 48 CX as my monitor/TV in my bedroom. The fact it mounts flush against the wall will gain me 12cm over my current wall mount and in no way do I find the 48" too big for gaming. Just wondering if anyone has upgraded from those models to the G3 and did it blow you away?
I pondered about moving up to the G3 over my C9. After the dust settled I realised the C9 still does more than enough to impress me....so I may as well wait for bigger gains to come a year or 2 from now.
Have TVs plateaued?
I've changed TVs every ~3 years as technology progressed so quickly.
But now, can't see any real advance since I got the CX.
I'm not sure what's new. Brightness maybe. But that doesn't feel like its worth spending over £1k for a C3.
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I agree it's all much of muchness now. Quality is got to the point where you know just enjoy the content now instead of nit picking about the tiniest of details.I’d say the peaked with the 9 series oleds.
I had an E9 which I sold on these forums to upgrade to the latest LG oled and to be honest there’s minimal difference in image quality.
The main reason for changing is that I wanted native freesync support incase I ever changed to an AMD card.
I don’t really know what they can do to improve things. The pictures on these oleds is close to perfect.
You could probably keep hold of any modern LG oled until 8k becomes mainstream (a long way off) and be fine.
Well G3 is far ahead of any previous LG oled, the difference is night and day.I’d say the peaked with the 9 series oleds.
I had an E9 which I sold on these forums to upgrade to the latest LG oled and to be honest there’s minimal difference in image quality.
The main reason for changing is that I wanted native freesync support incase I ever changed to an AMD card.
I don’t really know what they can do to improve things. The pictures on these oleds is close to perfect.
You could probably keep hold of any modern LG oled until 8k becomes mainstream (a long way off) and be fine.
I would hope so given the cost.G3 is definitely a noticeable difference. I've owned a B7, C9 and C1 before that.
Even stuff like YouTube videos will really show it off (try Tokyo night walk 4K). Some of the Marvel movies in 4K from Disney+ will also look good.I'm coming from a basic £399 Philips LED TV to one of these C3 things. I'm expecting my socks to be well and truly blown off.
I'm hoping to pick up a 65" C3 on Black Friday. Am I likely to be disappointed with the price reductions given they're such a popular TV?