What Is The Best LG OLED For You? | B3/C3/G3 Differences 

Thanks, I use a Lumix S5 mirrorless SLR. Adobe Premiere Pro on an Alienware M18 for editing, it's a cool setup. - John

I got C3 after, very happy with it ✌️

C2 is still an outstanding TV. -John

They are extremely similar. I have heard that the speakers on the C3 are actually a downgrade from the C2. The C3 has better upscaling for lower definition content, I believe. The C3 is also more difficult to tinker with, as I think the "service menu" is locked with the C3 (and B3), making it impossible to disable auto-dimming, unless you can find a way to hack into it maybe. Changing some settings in the service menu could void your warranty, but if the warranty is only one year to begin with... and if you know what you're doing, it should be okay.

@@syncmonismI agree with everything you have written, but the tinkering part is for an extremely limited crowd and is unnecessary to be mentioned as a negative point in the comments section of a simple and straightforward video that is mainly targeting the casual viewer and not the TV nerds (they know which YT channels to check for such subjects).

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Rule #1 for my friends here down under? Never buy OLED! I don't know anyone who hasn't had them minus the "burn in". Even screen savers don't prevent this. @@Peter-Tyson

C3 comes with a table stand. You would have to buy an additional 3rd party wall bracket for it. You can get very slim wall brackets but it would not sit as flush to the wall as G3, it's a different design.

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I agree, it's bright enough for most situations. I think it becomes a bit of a spec war between manufacturers to be honest. -John

@@Peter-Tyson the big reviewers should review the b series every year because that’s what a lot of people end up buying

Thanks! Personally I would go C3 and soundbar. -John

I've been working around OLED since it came out. I've known 1 case of burn in from a customer who had a radio station logo on the screen all day every day for months. As long as it's not misused, don't worry about it. -John

​@@Peter-Tyson At the risk of sound a tad daft, could you be more specific about what you mean by misuse?

@@ElmoKnowsWhereYouLive5150 Leaving static images, logos, etc on the screen for hours or even days, repeatedly. There is a screen saver built into the TV that should avoid this and the TV will automatically shift the pixels periodically without you noticing. This applies to most TV's to be honest, regardless of OLED or not. -John

What u get

I've decided to go for b3 as I mainly watch movies and TV shows and don't game. the price difference was too significant and decided to go for 65inch

The processor is essentially the TV's brain. A faster processor is not only quicker to deal with your inputs from the remote, calling up menus, switching between apps etc without lag, it deals with how the picture is delivered to the panel, upscaling and sound. A faster processor makes the TV snappier and smoother to use and actually improves picture quality. - John