I think the price is high on the smaller ones because they are desirable as monitors. Also, probably won't go as bright because the pixel density won't allow it. Might be a heat dissipation problem. I think also that LG can make their most desirable monitors "imperfect" (they will sell anyway) to make room for incremental improvements later. These improvements are planned beforehand and are implementable now, but are not (the opposite of planned obsolescence)
Bought a 48 inch C2 last week, learned about the differences before unboxing, returned it, and then ordered the 55. Thanks for making this video to help people in the same situation I was in.
This didn't sway me. Both were significantly reduced in price during bf (lower than the corresponding c1 models), but the 48” was still about $300 cheaper. So I got the 48” and I love it. Damn just damn, so great compared to my earlier crappy tv. Plus it turned out that the size is perfect for the location I use. So all is well.
@@xyhmo Hey, if you do see this comment. Can you please tell me how is your experience with Asbl just for watching movies like Netflix content and not for gaming and watching news and such. Is the auto dimming aggressive? Planning to buy the 48" because of the same reason as you.
@@okay6343 I'm mostly gaming, but I've watched some tv shows as well, and it looks great. I am not an expert on visuals or anyway, but I have zero issues, it just looks stunning imo. But beware that there is default setting that creates a soap-opera effect on everything but gaming… and that's very irritating and needs to be switched off (yt has guides for that).
Had an old Samsung flat screen for 8 years. 48" Just upgraded to the c2 48". Absolutely mind blowing video and clarity! 🤯 though after all my research, I obviously didn't dig deep enough to find out the c1 and c2 48" are nearly identical, c1 being cheaper. But everything is set up. Too much hassle to return and get the c1, lol
Not nearly identical, the 48 inch C2 is brighter than the 55 inch C1, let alone a 48 inch C1. The C1 might have 120hz BFI, but if you play on a PS5/XBSX then that's not gonna matter plus it increases input lag anyways so any competitive gaming talk is unfounded even if the motion looks clearer.
@@kristijanEX are u sure the 48 inch c2 is brighter than the 55 c1?? Cuz im about to get the 48 c2 but ppl keep telling me to buy the 55 cuz it's brighter.... I simply don't have space for tv larger than 50 inch ...
@@bojidardimitrov4361 yes, if you don't believe me then watch Samuel Jones Tech side by side comparison C2 vs C1 since he uses a 55 inch C1 and 48 inch C2. The camera makes the difference bigger than it is, but if the camera makes the smaller C2 look brighter then it's still brighter even if it's only like a 50 nit difference (estimated) in 5-10% window or 20-25 nits in full field brightness. The C2 48 inch is between the 55 inch C1 and C2 in nit count and therefore brightness, except the C2 has slightly less ABL, better motion interpolation, a better processor...etc. The only reason to want the C1 over the C2 is if you really need 120fps BFI which adds input lag and makes the screen less bright anyways, but gives you 240fps motion clarity if you really need it. Plus your space demands a 48 inch TV and if you went with a 48 inch C1 it would be even less bright. C2 prices are dropping fast and the new C3 is on it's way so it will drop even more. Just get the C2.
I was right about to get the 48'' model, but after watching this, I chose the 55'' version. It's true the 55'' model is lighter than the 48´´ model, incredible. Thanks for this valuable info.
The LG 42" C2 and 48" C2 both use a new SoC which gives you 48Gbps of bandwidth on all 4 HDMI 2.1 sockets. The older 48" C1 only uses 40Gbps on its 4 HDMI 2.1 sockets.
Just got a 48" C2 for £850 from Box, manufactured in November 2022. Bought for PC based DCS flight sim in a dark room. 55" would have been too big and I don't need the extra brightness. Hopefully it will do me for a few years.
It’s simple, if you’re a gamer go 42/48 for your desktop. If it’s for movie watching & gaming that requires you to play from the couch, go 55 & up. Remember what you’re buying it for. Use common sense during your purchase.
@@KapinKrunch I don't think you read his comment properly. What he's saying is as a gamer for a PC desktop 55" is too big to be sat directly in front of it if it even fits on your desk. for Years the standard monitor size is 27" and 34" for an ultrawide. It's all well and good having a brighter panel but not if it ergonomically incompatible with your uses. 55" makes sense if you're on a couch. But not if you're sat 10" from the screen
@@KapinKrunch not rlly you won’t notice the brightness increase if you are using it for gaming up close - only notice it when your sat on a couch in a light room
I think it's a scam because I already wanted to buy the 48" because of the great reviews but those reviews are always about the 55" or 65". If it's not the same they shouldn't sell it as the same. Thankfully, I saw this video and search for more information about this phenomenon and it seems to be true.
Samsung did it with dimming zones on their smaller tvs. I believe they doing it with smaller sizes being W OLED while bigger sides being QD OLED and thats a hit or miss. They both doing it. They want you to pay more
Nice review and thanks for sharing this. As someone who has bought the 42" I can only confirm this. My 55" GX (ie two generations back) appears to be noticable brighter than my C2 42". Sad.
This is actually wrong, the panel has been changed to the new one (WBE Panel), this was proven by HDTVTest. It's brightness has just been limited with software, but this new panel should last longer until it burns in. It still sucks it's not as bright though. When it comes to the 42 inch model that one has been confirmed to actually use the old panel (WBC)
@@ItsSamuelJones it's indeed very weird. They could potentially allow for the brightness to be accessible with a software update, but i doubt they'd do it.
@@spandexunderwear3630 The reason for not doing it is obviously the more concentrated heat, that the smaller panel with the same amount of OLED pixel produces in a compact size. However the benefit is the longer lifetime without burn-in.
EVO it's not a panel, it's nothing physical, it's a software feature to help to minimize the use of energy giving as a result more bright in the screen
Hi great reviews as always I just managed to order from Richer Sounds with my VIP account the LG 55 inch C2 at a brilliant price of only £979 as is Black Friday today if I would have ordered yesterday Thursday it was 1079 with my VIP, so this is the best Black Friday deal I ever had. Ok cheers & peace ✌️
The fact that the 55 inch is brighter puts me off the 48inch and has me considering the 55 inch even more...on the other hand people did complain about how slow web os was last year and I think it is definitely worth considering the newer 48 c2 over the c1 if webOS was laggy to begin with and will only worsen with time.
48 c1 already got the same panel in later produced models so yeas, its exactly same panel as this, wbe evo whatever you like to call it and that one is even cheaper than this. you are paying extra for the processor. the pixels are smaller and more compact so they can't really make them brighter. It's a physical limitation.
interesting to know these differences, I went from a lg tv 4k 50 inches entry level to an oled c2 48 inches, I was waiting for a good price for a while, I got it last week, but I thought I had a really new c2, anyway anyway, I paid cheaply and my leap in quality will be great, I believe it was still worth the investment.
I bought my lg oled 55inch c2 cash £1200 and oled cracked in 2 months very soft oled screen 48inch on the other hand is a lot stronger on screen and casing
I have a 55" B6, a 77" C9 and now a 48" c2 which I bought a week ago. The 48 inch is way dimmer than the other two. In fact, brightness has always been a non issue on my oleds untill I got the 48 C2. Going to return it for the 55 inch version and I am just hoping it will be on par with the B6 and the C9.
Logic=smaller screen with same pixel density+same processing engine=sharper/more controlled/precise. But probably we need a commercial type monitor hooked direct to pc to gain access to full optimization. We get stuck with LG processor and fixed pixel+other advanced settings that cannot be controlled correctly or at all with pc.
I’m really on a budget, but I’m splurging on the tv. Definitely want the C2. Found the 48inch for 899 on Amazon vs the 55inch which is 1149 but found a 100 pound voucher? Not sure if I want a massive tv to game on I sit on my bed and the tv is about 7.5 feet away from me? Would the 48inch be ok?
Will I notice the difference from my current C8 55” if I upgrade to a C2 48” mainly for gaming, but I love how bright my C8 is, are we saying the C2s are not as bright? Thanks 😊
If your using it for gaming up close then there is no difference buddy the brightness is only brighter if you are in a light room and sitting further away
I'm buying a 55inch and a 42 bigger screen for living room and ps5 and 42 for my pc. My b9 is way overdue for an upgrade I have 12,000hrs on my b9 oled so it's been a great tv.
No seems to talk about the difference in colours on the back panels. Some C2 models are black while others are white - really strange decision by LG on this.
I went with a q80 65 inch back in 2020. I only use it for pc gaming. I'm ready for a evo 55 inch. If they come out with true 144hz + tvs I'll freak out
Why do I have to retune the 55" every time I switch it on ? Or is there a way to set it I only have an aerial no cable or sky . Please can you help me?
@@rixiorx I have my on my wall on top of my monitor set up, so I would say about 2-3 feed away . I can use it perfect with playing my PlayStation , pc wise it would work perfect too. It’s mainly for my ps5 but it’s usable as a pc monitor. They do have the C2 in a 42 inch size that’s meant for gaming /pc
Hey can someone explain this When I turn off my pc I can hear a hiss sound from speaker on the no signal message of tv. If i turn off or mute the tv it wont come. I dont understand this behavior
ahh...makes no difference a year later the c3 42" and 48" if you look at the small print, don't go as bright as the 55" and above, so all the advertising you see on website is irrelevant when buying the 2 smaller sets as all relates to 55" and above. Worse, they don't actually tell you what the lower sets achieve, just that it's not as bright(and only in the small print)
If you use the 48 inch for gaming there will be no significant change compared to the 55 as you are viewing the tv at a closer range however if you plan to put the tv in a living room which is in a lighter environment and further sitting distance then the increased brightness caters for that - so the 55 is best for lighter and longer viewing distances mainly for movies and the 48 is better for up-close gaming as the pixels appear brighter when your closer to the screen
i was gonna say, I'm part way through the video and I really don't get what the difference is, besides the 55" C2 (or is it the C1? who knows?) is brighter? maybe?
Just picked up a 55 inch c4. It's a monitor. What brought me here was thinking maybe I should have gone with the 48 inch. Mehh I'll just stick with the 55.. Ive been using a 65 inch q80 for years. Maybe when tvs hit the 240hz mark I'll go down to a 50. I9 Rtx 3080 ti
LG have done shady shit like this before... With the LG gl850 27inch monitor having different variations within the same name using different firm ware updates...
The difference in pricing for 42" vs 48" is the glass cutting costs for the panels, 42 is way more expensive due to this as a rule, hence the 48 being around £300 cheaper.
@@ItsSamuelJones There is more waste of the panel when cutting smaller screens hence the increased cost buddy. It should in theory come down when they can produce more and lower costs. Time will tell!
I think the price is high on the smaller ones because they are desirable as monitors. Also, probably won't go as bright because the pixel density won't allow it. Might be a heat dissipation problem.
I think also that LG can make their most desirable monitors "imperfect" (they will sell anyway) to make room for incremental improvements later. These improvements are planned beforehand and are implementable now, but are not (the opposite of planned obsolescence)
Bought a 48 inch C2 last week, learned about the differences before unboxing, returned it, and then ordered the 55. Thanks for making this video to help people in the same situation I was in.
How far do you sit from the 55inch?
@@MOD3RNS4V4G3 Because of the room layout, I have to sit about 10 feet away. And that’s great. I would prefer to sit about 8 feet away.
This didn't sway me. Both were significantly reduced in price during bf (lower than the corresponding c1 models), but the 48” was still about $300 cheaper. So I got the 48” and I love it. Damn just damn, so great compared to my earlier crappy tv. Plus it turned out that the size is perfect for the location I use. So all is well.
@xyhmo what's the lenght between you and tv?
@@rokdovecar5275 I'd say slightly less than 2m, maybe 185-190cm. Using it for both console gaming and TV (mostly tv shows).
@@xyhmo Well in my case i'm about 220cm from the TV so i'm little bit concerned whether i should opt for 55" or not...
@@xyhmo Hey, if you do see this comment. Can you please tell me how is your experience with Asbl just for watching movies like Netflix content and not for gaming and watching news and such. Is the auto dimming aggressive? Planning to buy the 48" because of the same reason as you.
@@okay6343 I'm mostly gaming, but I've watched some tv shows as well, and it looks great. I am not an expert on visuals or anyway, but I have zero issues, it just looks stunning imo. But beware that there is default setting that creates a soap-opera effect on everything but gaming… and that's very irritating and needs to be switched off (yt has guides for that).
Had an old Samsung flat screen for 8 years. 48"
Just upgraded to the c2 48". Absolutely mind blowing video and clarity! 🤯 though after all my research, I obviously didn't dig deep enough to find out the c1 and c2 48" are nearly identical, c1 being cheaper. But everything is set up. Too much hassle to return and get the c1, lol
Not nearly identical, the 48 inch C2 is brighter than the 55 inch C1, let alone a 48 inch C1. The C1 might have 120hz BFI, but if you play on a PS5/XBSX then that's not gonna matter plus it increases input lag anyways so any competitive gaming talk is unfounded even if the motion looks clearer.
@@kristijanEX are u sure the 48 inch c2 is brighter than the 55 c1?? Cuz im about to get the 48 c2 but ppl keep telling me to buy the 55 cuz it's brighter.... I simply don't have space for tv larger than 50 inch
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@@bojidardimitrov4361 yes, if you don't believe me then watch Samuel Jones Tech side by side comparison C2 vs C1 since he uses a 55 inch C1 and 48 inch C2. The camera makes the difference bigger than it is, but if the camera makes the smaller C2 look brighter then it's still brighter even if it's only like a 50 nit difference (estimated) in 5-10% window or 20-25 nits in full field brightness.
The C2 48 inch is between the 55 inch C1 and C2 in nit count and therefore brightness, except the C2 has slightly less ABL, better motion interpolation, a better processor...etc. The only reason to want the C1 over the C2 is if you really need 120fps BFI which adds input lag and makes the screen less bright anyways, but gives you 240fps motion clarity if you really need it.
Plus your space demands a 48 inch TV and if you went with a 48 inch C1 it would be even less bright. C2 prices are dropping fast and the new C3 is on it's way so it will drop even more. Just get the C2.
I was right about to get the 48'' model, but after watching this, I chose the 55'' version. It's true the 55'' model is lighter than the 48´´ model, incredible. Thanks for this valuable info.
The LG 42" C2 and 48" C2 both use a new SoC which gives you 48Gbps of bandwidth on all 4 HDMI 2.1 sockets. The older 48" C1 only uses 40Gbps on its 4 HDMI 2.1 sockets.
how does the extra 8 gbps benefit you?
@@RoniAmikam 12 bit color for PC gaming with 48 gbps. So if using as PC monitor C2 is the better choice.
@@JJ-nl8vc aww shit good to know
Oooh learned something new.
Just got a 48" C2 for £850 from Box, manufactured in November 2022. Bought for PC based DCS flight sim in a dark room. 55" would have been too big and I don't need the extra brightness. Hopefully it will do me for a few years.
It’s simple, if you’re a gamer go 42/48 for your desktop. If it’s for movie watching & gaming that requires you to play from the couch, go 55 & up. Remember what you’re buying it for. Use common sense during your purchase.
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If you actually watch the video you would see there's a lot more to it so go watch it. The 55 inch gets brighter for one
@@KapinKrunch I don't think you read his comment properly. What he's saying is as a gamer for a PC desktop 55" is too big to be sat directly in front of it if it even fits on your desk. for Years the standard monitor size is 27" and 34" for an ultrawide. It's all well and good having a brighter panel but not if it ergonomically incompatible with your uses. 55" makes sense if you're on a couch. But not if you're sat 10" from the screen
@@KapinKrunch well yea, if the 55 one goes brighter it makes his statement even more objective.
@@KapinKrunch not rlly you won’t notice the brightness increase if you are using it for gaming up close - only notice it when your sat on a couch in a light room
Samuel I would really like to know if the C3 inherited this behavior (55 vs 48) ?
spot on. I can confirm this....i bought a C2 48 inch a few days ago and it's way too dark. Am returning it for the 55inch
I think it's a scam because I already wanted to buy the 48" because of the great reviews but those reviews are always about the 55" or 65". If it's not the same they shouldn't sell it as the same. Thankfully, I saw this video and search for more information about this phenomenon and it seems to be true.
It really sucks the 48/42” are gimped compared to the 55”
Samsung did it with dimming zones on their smaller tvs. I believe they doing it with smaller sizes being W OLED while bigger sides being QD OLED and thats a hit or miss. They both doing it.
They want you to pay more
The only problem with the 55 inch LG C2 TV is I don’t have the money to get one. ☹️
Neither do I that's why I got c1 for £400 less
That’s why Affirm/Klarna exist thankfully, I can’t afford it either but with these in existence I can
Nice review and thanks for sharing this. As someone who has bought the 42" I can only confirm this. My 55" GX (ie two generations back) appears to be noticable brighter than my C2 42". Sad.
This is actually wrong, the panel has been changed to the new one (WBE Panel), this was proven by HDTVTest. It's brightness has just been limited with software, but this new panel should last longer until it burns in. It still sucks it's not as bright though. When it comes to the 42 inch model that one has been confirmed to actually use the old panel (WBC)
It’s weird. The design is identical to the c1 though. It’s a shame for any fans of the 48 inch.
@@ItsSamuelJones it's indeed very weird. They could potentially allow for the brightness to be accessible with a software update, but i doubt they'd do it.
@@spandexunderwear3630 The reason for not doing it is obviously the more concentrated heat, that the smaller panel with the same amount of OLED pixel produces in a compact size. However the benefit is the longer lifetime without burn-in.
yes 48" is the new panel same as 55"
@@ItsSamuelJoneseven the newest Corolla on the lot isn’t gonna have much difference to the previous year.
EVO it's not a panel, it's nothing physical, it's a software feature to help to minimize the use of energy giving as a result more bright in the screen
Wrong it’s a combination of a newer panel and software the new panel has deuterium the old one doesn’t
Hi great reviews as always I just managed to order from Richer Sounds with my VIP account the LG 55 inch C2 at a brilliant price of only £979 as is Black Friday today if I would have ordered yesterday Thursday it was 1079 with my VIP, so this is the best Black Friday deal I ever had. Ok cheers & peace ✌️
The fact that the 55 inch is brighter puts me off the 48inch and has me considering the 55 inch even more...on the other hand people did complain about how slow web os was last year and I think it is definitely worth considering the newer 48 c2 over the c1 if webOS was laggy to begin with and will only worsen with time.
Was this only for the c1 models? A friend of mine gave me a 55 inch c8 and the processor feels just as speedy as the c2.
48 c1 already got the same panel in later produced models so yeas, its exactly same panel as this, wbe evo whatever you like to call it and that one is even cheaper than this. you are paying extra for the processor. the pixels are smaller and more compact so they can't really make them brighter. It's a physical limitation.
interesting to know these differences, I went from a lg tv 4k 50 inches entry level to an oled c2 48 inches, I was waiting for a good price for a while, I got it last week, but I thought I had a really new c2, anyway anyway, I paid cheaply and my leap in quality will be great, I believe it was still worth the investment.
How much did you end up getting the c2 48” for?
I bought my lg oled 55inch c2 cash £1200 and oled cracked in 2 months very soft oled screen 48inch on the other hand is a lot stronger on screen and casing
I have a 55" B6, a 77" C9 and now a 48" c2 which I bought a week ago. The 48 inch is way dimmer than the other two. In fact, brightness has always been a non issue on my oleds untill I got the 48 C2. Going to return it for the 55 inch version and I am just hoping it will be on par with the B6 and the C9.
How did the 55" C2 work out for you?
Genial y felicitaciones por tu video. En este canal dijeron lo que en otros canales en youtube no te dicen la diferencia entre el Lg c2 48 y LG 55
Just picked up LG C2 48 inch $779 + tax = $830 at Walmart
Unfortunately it costs $1,046 on this Black Friday.. I’ll wait until Christmas to get this price. Thanks
It's 549$ right now
@@mikerhem1273where?
Il 48" c2 lo pagato 840€ tasse e spedizione incluse un anno fa'.
Il 55" costava 1300€.
Io sono felice.
Can anyone comment on brightness differences between the C1 48" vs the C1 55"?
Films 55 inch with higher resolution camera than 48 inch to make 48 look bad .That stole my trust to what you said ,sorry.
the 48 is cheaper and crispier , the 55 is brighter but as you said both are goods dude, cool video
I really appreciate this review trying to decide between the two definitely going to get a 55 inch C2 when I save up the money
Is there any difference between 42” and 48” in response time and input lag ?
i just want to see them side by side bro...
C1 55 inch vs c2 48 inch is the same in brightness ?🤔
Does this issue hold true with the current C4 models?
This definetly helped me out. Thanks man !
how is the pixel denisty looking on 42,48 and 55=?
Logic=smaller screen with same pixel density+same processing engine=sharper/more controlled/precise. But probably we need a commercial type monitor hooked direct to pc to gain access to full optimization. We get stuck with LG processor and fixed pixel+other advanced settings that cannot be controlled correctly or at all with pc.
I’m really on a budget, but I’m splurging on the tv. Definitely want the C2. Found the 48inch for 899 on Amazon vs the 55inch which is 1149 but found a 100 pound voucher? Not sure if I want a massive tv to game on I sit on my bed and the tv is about 7.5 feet away from me? Would the 48inch be ok?
So what have you got?
@@jonsnow6756 I got the c2 48 inch for 899 on sale
@@daylee0855 I ordered this one too. How is it? Im gonna use it with XSX in 2m distance
How do you like the 48inch I was thinking of getting one
I read somewhere that c1 is newer than the c2
And how about burn in? Does the 48 model has more chance to have it?
Will I notice the difference from my current C8 55” if I upgrade to a C2 48” mainly for gaming, but I love how bright my C8 is, are we saying the C2s are not as bright? Thanks 😊
What about the C1 48 or 55?
Thanks, you just swayed me away from the 48" to the 55.
If your using it for gaming up close then there is no difference buddy the brightness is only brighter if you are in a light room and sitting further away
@@Bailey0li nah nothing to do with the brightness. It was the stand and the 55” being lighter than the 48” that stood out for me.
@@Bailey0li In a dark room brightness of screen matters too.
I'm buying a 55inch and a 42 bigger screen for living room and ps5 and 42 for my pc. My b9 is way overdue for an upgrade I have 12,000hrs on my b9 oled so it's been a great tv.
No seems to talk about the difference in colours on the back panels. Some C2 models are black while others are white - really strange decision by LG on this.
I went with a q80 65 inch back in 2020.
I only use it for pc gaming.
I'm ready for a evo 55 inch.
If they come out with true 144hz + tvs I'll freak out
Why do I have to retune the 55" every time I switch it on ? Or is there a way to set it I only have an aerial no cable or sky . Please can you help me?
great info, thank you!
42" and 48" versions of all lg oleds are dimmer. Simple
Hi Samuel, do you think the c1 48 is good for pc gaming? Here in US are in $799
It’s worth it trust me . I have my ps5 on a 48 inch and it’s amazing
@@misaelcastaneda6157 a what distance you are from the tv? I want to connect my pc and my consoles
@@rixiorx I have my on my wall on top of my monitor set up, so I would say about 2-3 feed away . I can use it perfect with playing my PlayStation , pc wise it would work perfect too. It’s mainly for my ps5 but it’s usable as a pc monitor. They do have the C2 in a 42 inch size that’s meant for gaming /pc
@@misaelcastaneda6157 i really like the c2/42 but the price difference is just to much..
Hey can someone explain this
When I turn off my pc
I can hear a hiss sound from speaker on the no signal message of tv.
If i turn off or mute the tv it wont come.
I dont understand this behavior
Does the processor of the C2 really notice the difference compared to the C1? or is the difference minimal?
yes definitely!
@@ItsSamuelJones Does the A9 gen5 really make a difference to the A9 gen4? or are they little things that you don't notice?
You notice the speed more than anything really. going back to the C1 feels slow.
What lights does he have behind the TV ?
Hello, can you install the stand of the 55 inch version on the 48 inch-television?
Nice review👍
eye opening. Thanks, I was about to buy a 48"
If your using it for gaming then there is no difference as you are up close to it
42 has same back as 55
the new lg 40'' Curved UltraWide® 5K is out whats your thoughts?
It's not 5k.
Very helpful
I'd like image comparisons in different modes and different scenes.. 🙁
ahh...makes no difference a year later the c3 42" and 48" if you look at the small print, don't go as bright as the 55" and above, so all the advertising you see on website is irrelevant when buying the 2 smaller sets as all relates to 55" and above. Worse, they don't actually tell you what the lower sets achieve, just that it's not as bright(and only in the small print)
Is this 4k 120hzz or just 1080p 120zz 😊
I call it the LG 1.5
Mate what about the cs 65
hello man for pc i think 42 or 48 best right
also my hdmi 2.0 will give op on the tv right ? only no 120 hz 4k ? rest 2k i can get 120 hz right ?
OLED48C2XSA vs OLED48C2PSA , can u tell us the difference , india here dealers even they dont know the same
I love my 48” C2. Plus it’s $500 cheaper than the 55”. C2 also has VRR and C1 doesn’t.
C1 and C2 both have VRR. In fact the C1 is the only one with BFI at 120Hz. Colours and motion better on the C2 though.
Hi could you please tell me if the 55 stand would fit the 48” tv
I might get 48 since walmart has it at 779
Can you please measure the dimensions of the stand for 55 please?
Is the 48 still really good for gaming?
If you use the 48 inch for gaming there will be no significant change compared to the 55 as you are viewing the tv at a closer range however if you plan to put the tv in a living room which is in a lighter environment and further sitting distance then the increased brightness caters for that - so the 55 is best for lighter and longer viewing distances mainly for movies and the 48 is better for up-close gaming as the pixels appear brighter when your closer to the screen
So sharpness will be same? I do not think so.
Yes and is crispier then 55
48inch more sharper than 55
dude... your delivery is so unclear and confusing. You keep muddling different comparisons together
i was gonna say, I'm part way through the video and I really don't get what the difference is, besides the 55" C2 (or is it the C1? who knows?) is brighter? maybe?
LG just pulled a Apple lol
Just picked up a 55 inch c4.
It's a monitor. What brought me here was thinking maybe I should have gone with the 48 inch.
Mehh I'll just stick with the 55.. Ive been using a 65 inch q80 for years.
Maybe when tvs hit the 240hz mark I'll go down to a 50.
I9
Rtx 3080 ti
Where is Head to head comparison!? Just talking self opinion.
I almost buy the 48'' C2, becasue my TV wall is 1.6m long, 55'' is little bigger.
Well that is the perfect choice. 42 is only for pc monitor, 55 is too big
@@jonsnow6756 55 is good for pc monitor.
Basically the 48 and 42 are both C1’s with no evo panels
Evo isn’t the panel
so if I have to take 48 inch I still take c2 or c1? I honestly didn't get if 48 inch c2 is also better than c1
C2 is better than C1. He have just the same loock thats what he don't like.
That's not the correct use of red herring. Red hearing means a distraction or allusion.
i hate how fckng confusing the tv market has become. options should be good, better, best then good better best luxury, thats it.
LG have done shady shit like this before... With the LG gl850 27inch monitor having different variations within the same name using different firm ware updates...
Btw what’s your height?
He's a tiny little man doing big man job.
@@xyhmo 😁👍
The difference in pricing for 42" vs 48" is the glass cutting costs for the panels, 42 is way more expensive due to this as a rule, hence the 48 being around £300 cheaper.
no reason for the 42 to be more expensive. I can understand the same price but not more.
@@ItsSamuelJones There is more waste of the panel when cutting smaller screens hence the increased cost buddy. It should in theory come down when they can produce more and lower costs. Time will tell!
@@thebeardedcollectoruk1985 this is false lmao buddy
@@GurtonBuster07 Do your research, it's correct.
@@thebeardedcollectoruk1985 the 48 is literally more expensive than the 42. Both C2’s I’ve done plenty of research LOL
All that stupid zooming in is so amateur
Are you… *zoom for dramatic effect* …SURE???
The zooming in randomly like 94 times was annoying. He's got a point.
The 48 and 42 have different panels, there's actually quite a bit black crush on those 2 models
Very good theory on them using c1 panels as c2s