LG 55" OLED TV - CS6 SERIES €990

Fingers crossed they honour the price accepted

Did you get a 5 year warranty with that?

This guy has a video showing it on the wall. Around the 2 min mark.

https://youtu.be/X7gFrwGOpic

Thanks, appreciate you sending that! I think Vogels do an 'ultra flat' mount, so I might look into it.

Probably end up doing some sort of frame/unit or panelling around to soften it, as it does seem a great TV for 900e!

If the code is gone do chance them on their contact us. I asked and got a new link a few mins later for the 100 off.

Yeah for new Apple TV subscribers that buy an 4k LG TV. Offer runs to Jan 31st so don't hang around.

Just log into Apple TV on the TV and it should add it for you. There are a few good shows. Ted Lasso, Mythic Quest, morning shows, severance should keep you going for a bit.

I'm half thinking of a 65" myself (still regret that I didn't jump straight to that 2 years ago rather than the 55" LG I have now), but the prices for those seem to be a LOT higher unless you want an "end of life" model. It also has to have a proper stand, not these little feet on each edge.

I'm also not sold on OLED tbh because of burn-in worries. My Note 20 Ultra suffers a bit from that so that there's a faint discolouration on certain screens, but a big telly would be even more concerning. I'd be happy with an almost as good/better non-OLED tech myself but not up on the differences between Nano-LED, Q-LED etc etc.

Burn in is a non problem in these new panels for normal use.

If you watch a bit of telly and play a few games and turn it off when not in use then it's never going to be an issue.

Absolutely not. Wait for the proper price.

I wonder are they coming down in price as large power hungry TVs are about to be banned in the EU.

You'll get a text from Caulfields once they have it and it'll state 3-4 days working. I think it was 4 working days for me.

Agreed. I have an €2,500 LG C6V OLED, bought exactly 6 years ago. At about the 3yr mark, it showed a little burn in, which got worse for the next year.

This was it at the 4yr mark. Lots caused by news channel, but issues in the centre of the TV too. This was in a family room with a good mix of stuff on daily, not set to a news channel all day or anything.

Despite burn in not being excluded from warranties then, and having a 5yr extended aftermarket guarantee, both Currys and LG gave me the runaround for months. I didn't want a full refund or anything like it, just some sort of contribution towards a replacement which would be adjusted for devaluation and usage over time.

All in a though, an excellent TV otherwise, and the colours are only apparent in some content.

All of the above said, I bought a 2021 Sony OLED XT55A80JU on St. Stephens Day for €1,189, and got a €119 voucher back from Harvey Norman, making €1070 net.

It's got Google TV (2020 had Android TV) and is extremely similar to the 2022 model. I know that this is liable to suffer burn in too, but I'm hoping for better from Sony than LG.

Originally got a Sony 42" for the London 2012 Olympics (which Sony sent someone to the house to repair for free) and it's still going strong, a 2013 32" in a bedroom which still looks perfect, and a 2021 40" in my apartment which has been flawless to date. All LCD's granted, but a good measure of their manufacturing quality IMO. I'm hoping their OLED loves up to the same.

Got that text, had my phone on airplane mode by mistake. Fingers crossed it's here by Friday.

Price has now jumped to €1630, probably so they can pretend to offer a huge discount whenever the next sale is. Hopefully soon 🤞

I have a 5~6 year old LG 65" OLED and it has mininal burn-in - a faint line due to my better half pausing Sky and the progress banner not dimming (thanks Sky for not auto dimming that for whatever reason) and due to day to day use, the middle of the screen has more wear. Funnily, you can only really notice it with the Simpons and the yellow they use for the characters.

I think that isn't that bad when considering the horror stories people piped out back then for not getting an OLED. The picture quality is still amazing. From reciently walking through the big stores looking at new sets and comparing the other latest/greatest non-OLED to OLEDs sitting side by side, I couldn't get a non-OLED. The picture quality is nowhere near from my feeble eyes. I'm sure others know better.

Had a moment of madness and ordered a C2 set to replace/move on :)

Very weird. Maybe an error? The C2 is €1399 and that is objectively a better LG TV.

I contacted Power City directly and they sorted me with a great price. Maybe not quite what some people here got but really good. Great work PowerCity 🙌

I think I got the last one, sorry! Hopefully prices will come down again.

Yeah it's a strange one. Hopefully they've a discount planned in the near future. The C2 is 'slightly ' reduced again at richer sounds £1099 https://www.richersounds.ie/p-206201-lg-oled55c24la-new-2022-23-oled-55-inch-oled-4k-ultra-hd-hdr-smart-tv-freeview-play-freesat.aspx?swapstore=1

It'd need to fall quite a bit further.