LG's new OLED TVs

[RockyIII]

Originally Posted by Robert Zohn

It was just leaked that LG is beginning an aggressive sale on the E6, C6 and B6 series in both 55" and 65" screen sizes. This is a 14 day limited promotion from midnight tonight 12:01pm EST and ends Saturday, August 13th.

If LG feels they can get a good response it has a chance to be reinstated at their discretion. We're adding value by including the UBD-K8500 4K BD player at no charge.

So being a LG authorized Nationwide on line dealer I can't change my website until the clock strikes midnight on the east coast. So I'm staying up a little late tonight. Glad it's the weekend.

https://www.amazon.com/LG-OLED65C6P-...rds=lg+oled+c6

[CHASLS2]

Originally Posted by RockyIII

https://www.amazon.com/LG-OLED65C6P-...rds=lg+oled+c6

Too much for my blood and i would never trust having it shipped.

[Robert Zohn]

I understand that even with the lowest price promotion we're seeing now a 2016 4K OLED is still priced high and many folks will not take the plunge. But shipping is no problem. Consider the tens of thousands of TV the Amazon ships and even our small company has shipped thousands of TV and it's a very rarely occasion to see any damage.

We build custom pallets and strap the TV onto the custom skid to help ensure safe transportation.

[CHASLS2]

Originally Posted by Robert Zohn

I understand that even with the lowest price promotion we're seeing now a 2016 4K OLED is still priced high and many folks will not take the plunge. But shipping is no problem. Consider the tens of thousands of TV the Amazon ships and even our small company has shipped thousands of TV and it's a very rarely occasion to see any damage.

We build custom pallets and strap the TV onto the custom skid to help ensure safe transportation.

Just too much trouble to unpack and repack a broken set. I would rather pay more and buy local. I am waiting for a 60" at around $4k without all the probs and banding this tech seems to have at this time. Having a perfect working 60VT60 that i only put around 400 hours a year on also is keeping me from buying. Guess if my Panny blew up today i would be buying a OLED the same day.

When i buy a new set i expect two guys to bring it in unpack it and let me hook it up and give a it whirl.

[JimShaw]

Originally Posted by CHASLS2

Too much for my blood and i would never trust having it shipped.

So far I have had three TV's shipped from Value Electronics: a 65" plasma, 78" LED and a 55" OLED. All arrived well protected without one problem. The carrier threated each set carefully, brought it into my home and waited until I opened the box and inspected the TV for any damage.

I have no problem having a TV shipped by a retailer that truly cares.



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[JimShaw]

Originally Posted by CHASLS2

Just too much trouble to unpack and repack a broken set. I would rather pay more and buy local. I am waiting for a 60" at around $4k without all the probs and banding this tech seems to have at this time. Having a perfect working 60VT60 that i only put around 400 hours a year on also is keeping me from buying. Guess if my Panny blew up today i would be buying a OLED the same day.

When i buy a new set i expect two guys to bring it in unpack it and let me hook it up and give a it whirl.

What the heck are you talking about? Four quick release pulls on the TV's box, the box cover is raised up and TV inspected for shipping damage.

BUT this is only after having V.E's quality control break in and inspection to make sure there wasn't any problems with the set before shipping to begin with.

This is the only way I buy TVs now. I don't want to buy a set, pick it up at the store, discover (over a few days) that the set has problems, box it back up and get it back to the store. I rather have a respected company break it in for me and watch for all the flaws before shipping. If flaws are found, another set is brought into the mix.

So far, I have has three sets shipped and not one has had the problems that seem to pop up on TVs.


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[CHASLS2]

Originally Posted by JimShaw

What the heck are you talking about? Four quick release pulls on the TV's box, the box cover is raised up and TV inspected for shipping damage.

BUT this is only after having V.E's quality control break in and inspection to make sure there wasn't any problems with the set before shipping to begin with.

This is the only way I buy TVs now. I don't want to buy a set, pick it up at the store, discover (over a few days) that the set has problems, box it back up and get it back to the store. I rather have a respected company break it in for me and watch for all the flaws before shipping. If flaws are found, another set is brought into the mix.

So far, I have has three sets shipped and not one has had the problems that seem to pop up on TVs.


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Then if you come and put the set back in the box for me if it's screwed up and maybe i will buy one.

[JimShaw]

Originally Posted by CHASLS2

Then if you come and put the set back in the box for me if it's screwed up and maybe i will buy one.

That's what I have been saying. I have never had one screwed upped when QC's by V.E.

But going to Tampa, Florida does sound like fun.



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[PRO-630HD]

Originally Posted by RockyIII

Same with super resolution, dynamic contrast, edge enhancer and even sharpness to an extent

With dynamic contrast I agree. The other settings which are standard in Cinema mode are beyond subtle. Sharpness at 10, super resolution low and edge enhancer on are not even remotely excessive. This is a soft set especially compared to my VT60 plasma. Throwing up a sharpness pattern will show no ringing or excess noise.

[CHASLS2]

Originally Posted by JimShaw

That's what I have been saying. I have never had one screwed upped when QC's by V.E.

But going to Tampa, Florida does sound like fun.



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I don't trust any shipping. After having a $1200 pellet gun broke at the neck of the stock, that did it for me. Looked like UPS ran it over with a train.

[wxman2003]

Originally Posted by Mr. Joshua

There are scenes where the letter boxing gets wider there is more black bar at top and bottom of screen the picture gets thinner.

That's because you have screen shift turned on. In the picture menu, click on OLED panel settings. Turn Screen shift off. This feature helps protect against BI by gradually shifting picture up and down and left to right.

[wxman2003]

Originally Posted by PRO-630HD

With dynamic contrast I agree. The other settings which are standard in Cinema mode are beyond subtle. Sharpness at 10, super resolution low and edge enhancer on are not even remotely excessive. This is a soft set especially compared to my VT60 plasma. Throwing up a sharpness pattern will show no ringing or excess noise.

Dynamic contrast with HDR adds punch. Dynamic contrast with SDR crushes blacks. It does not do that with HDR.

[RockyIII]

Originally Posted by wxman2003

Dynamic contrast with HDR adds punch. Dynamic contrast with SDR crushes blacks. It does not do that with HDR.

Just another showroom gimmick. Every time I play around with those enhancers they may seem eye-catching at first, but once I get into watching a movie they get quite annoying and distracting, making the picture look more like that of a music video rather than a feature film

[Croweyes1121]

My local Frys had a crazy sale and I was able to order the LG 65EF9500 for $2996 (it's $4500 everywhere else I've checked that's actually reputable). I'm SO excited to get my hands on this thing. Upgrading from a several-years-old LG 60" Plasma. So I'll soon be a part of the club!!

[RockyIII]

How many of you did adopt Oled WebOs3 for streaming over any other streaming device you might have used previously?
I feel that WebOs3 offers the best streaming quality. I was previously using a Roku 2 but now that is rarely being used occasionally only for those streaming channels not available on WebOs3

[zoran]

Is it worth upgrading 65 inch EF with new 2016 E or studio series?


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[RockyIII]

Originally Posted by zoran

Is it worth upgrading 65 inch EF with new 2016 E or studio series?


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Financial restraints not being an issue, I'd say SURE!

[Go Blue]

Originally Posted by JimShaw

So far I have had three TV's shipped from Value Electronics: a 65" plasma, 78" LED and a 55" OLED. All arrived well protected without one problem. The carrier threated each set carefully, brought it into my home and waited until I opened the box and inspected the TV for any damage.

I have no problem having a TV shipped by a retailer that truly cares.



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I also had a 55" E6 shipped to me from Value Electronics. It came on a pallet with no issues. Unboxing it was simple.

Haven't had much time to fully explore the settings yet, but it is beautiful.

Does anyone that has an E6 in here ever use the TV speakers? If so, have you experimented with the different sound modes (standard, sports, etc) of turning 3D sound on?

[zoran]

Originally Posted by RockyIII

Financial restraints not being an issue, I'd say SURE!

Did any one do it here?
I am waiting for 77 inches though

[RockyIII]

Originally Posted by zoran

Did any one do it here?
I am waiting for 77 inches though

I upgraded from a 55EF9100 to a 55C6 and it was a decision I dont regret....But that's just me