LG OLED 2024 thread - A4, B4, C4, G4
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My current B7 has a few struggles, Disney+ used to be fine but over the past year it's become quite sluggish and even occasionally hitches during playback, the Plex app feels very slow lately and the Amazon Prime app isn't too smooth either though it's fine when actually watching something. There are a few newer apps it hasn't received too like Paramount+, and the AppleTV app only lets you watch the subscription content, you can't buy/rent anything.
That being said, for a 2017 model it's pretty good that both the TV and the existing apps are kept up to date and is one of the reasons I wanted to stick with LG as they seem committed to WebOS.
That being said, for a 2017 model it's pretty good that both the TV and the existing apps are kept up to date and is one of the reasons I wanted to stick with LG as they seem committed to WebOS.
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I'm going to be in the market for a new 55" TV. Had a 65" B8 (I think it was manufactured in 2017). I've moved so had to get rid of it.
I first had the TV opposite a window and within an hour I had completely rearranged by room to put the window behind the TV because reflections made it unwatchable.
Where I'm living now the TV will have to be at a right angle to the window so light will be coming in.
Is the reflection coating any better on newer LG OLEDs? Or will I have to go for a non-OLED panel?
I first had the TV opposite a window and within an hour I had completely rearranged by room to put the window behind the TV because reflections made it unwatchable.
Where I'm living now the TV will have to be at a right angle to the window so light will be coming in.
Is the reflection coating any better on newer LG OLEDs? Or will I have to go for a non-OLED panel?
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Thanks, this is a possibility, I'd have to swing it with the Mrs though (which may not be possible). It's taken enough to persuade her that a 55" TV isn't too big. Haha.
Are the TVs any better at dealing with sun light reflections these days though?