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LG OLED48CX review

LG OLED48CX review

Posted on July 19, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

A brilliant first sub-50in OLED TV of the 4K era

We’ve been waiting for this moment for a long time. The first OLED TVs arrived on the scene in 2007 and were tiny, not to mention ludicrously expensive. In 2012, the first full-size OLED TV arrived in shops, and that had a 55in screen. It’s taken until now for a model between the two sizes to appear.

That model is the OLED48CX, a 48in OLED from LG. The Korean company was an early investor in OLED tech and is now reaping the rewards: to the best of our knowledge, every OLED TV you can currently buy – whether it’s branded Sony, Panasonic, Philips, Hisense or anything else – features an LG panel. Predictably, more 48in OLEDs are now on the way, but the 48CX is blazing the trail. And it’s doing so in some style.
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