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LG CX (OLED65CX) 4K OLED TV Review

LG CX (OLED65CX) 4K OLED TV Review

Posted on July 4, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Just about every feature imaginable… apart from HDR10+ and Freeview Play!

What is the LG CX?

The LG CX is the company’s new midrange 4K OLED TV and comes in 48-, 55-, 65- and 77-inch screen sizes.

The 48-inch screen size is sure to please those who don’t have the room for a 55-inch screen size, or gamers looking for a well-specified gaming monitor. The CX includes all the features from last year, (but it drops Freeview Play, more on that later), plus there are some new image features that make the CX a strong model for 2020. We are reviewing the 65-inch version of the TV here, but you can expect a similar performance from the other screen sizes to what we find here.

The current pricing for the LG CX makes it even more competitive this year with the 48-inch listed at £1,499.99, the 55-inch is £1,799.99, the 65-inch we are reviewing is £2,799.99, and the 77-inch is £4999.99 at the time of this review in June 2020.
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