Here’s how the series shakes out in terms of pricing: Our review unit is a 65-inch model that we received on loan from LG. The LG C3 is available in six total sizes, ranging from 42 to 83 inches. The LG comes in six sizes-42, 48, 55, 65, 77, and 83 inches. Its picture quality is remarkable, and if you’re an A/V enthusiast or dedicated gamer, it’s one of the best options available today. Still, it’s nearly impossible to not be impressed by the C3-even if, like me, you’ve seen plenty of TVs in your day. All told, you might be tempted to save money on a year-old TV, or to wait and see how the new OLED models shake out. If that wasn’t enough, Samsung is on the verge of releasing a pared-down version of its flagship OLED that will cost exactly the same as the LG C3. Pricier OLED TVs that promise brighter performance (like LG’s own G3 and the Samsung S95C) are either currently or soon available. Considerably brighter, year-old OLED TVs (like the Samsung S95B) are heavily discounted at the time of publishing.
It also has an OLED evo panel, so it’s only brighter than the C2 by a hair, and the picture processing benefits don’t stand out as much this year.Ĭritically, however, we’re right in the middle of a sizable shift in the OLED marketplace. But whereas the C2 was a significant step forward for the C Series thanks to implementing OLED evo panel technology, the C3 is more of a baby step. The C3 lives up to the legacy of its namesake with one of the best pictures money can buy. It’s one of the best TVs of the year, but its list of competitors is growing.Įditor's note: Trying to decide between the brand new C3 and our favorite overall TV from last year, the C2? We compared the two to help you decide.
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