Which secondhand OLED should I buy?

If you wait a few weeks you'll probably be able to pick up a CX or C1 in your budget. The C2 is only £1699 at the moment and we haven't even reached Black Friday.
 
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I meant in the second hand market. Richersounds have a C1 for £1399 right now, they'll definitely be under 1k in the second hand market.

There's a nice luminance upgrade in the 2022 models over the 2021 models, so it is realistic that some people may upgrade. At the very least look for a CX which is the 2020 model.
 
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Isn't the C9 much better can c1 c2?... I don't game, so just movies

While here!... I've noticed some TV's turn into picture /frames.. Is that a particular model?.... But if there absolutely pants picturee quality, compared to your list I will Give it a miss

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Helen Barber said:
Isn't the C9 much better can c1 c2?... I don't game, so just movies

While here!... I've noticed some TV's turn into picture /frames.. Is that a particular model?.... But if there absolutely pants picturee quality, compared to your list I will Give it a miss

Thank you :)
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Oh, if you're just watching movies then technically the C9 does beat the luminance of the C1 and C2. I imagine the image processing is worse, but if you're more of a purist and have those disabled then it doesn't matter.

The G2 beats the C9 across the board, but it's currently at £2099. I think the G2 is what you're referring to regarding the picture frames, don't know if the others have it, they call them the gallery editions.
 
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You simply cannot go wrong with the CX65 - I have run the CX55 for the last year-or-so as a full on PC monitor with exceptional results. 4k@120Hz (with the requisite fast HDMI) - Now I am not the most cautious owner, they said screen burn if you leave the PC on and I always forget to set the screen-off when I nip for a comfort break and I come down 1 hour later with a blazing white webpage left onscreen and I've never noticed the least bit of screen burn or image retention. I also use the TV for streaming 4k FireStick, BluRay, Laptop, RTX 4090 PC, Cast from cellphone, Freeview 4k (and obvs they are extras;) ) and it takes it all in its' stride.
A fine, fine piece of engineering, the LG CX OLED is!
HTH
Glen
Edit to say:- at around 800.00 the used CX65 is slap box doodle in the middle of your budget. Winner!
 
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