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LG OLEDC7P review

Posted on April 21, 2017August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

The LG C7 has the best image quality I’ve ever tested. It’s an improvement on the previous champs, LG’s OLED TVs from last year, and outperforms any LCD-based TVs I’ve seen, including Samsung’s new QLED-based Q7 model.

It’s also the cheapest 2017 OLED TV so far, with the exception of the B7, a nearly twin model which costs $50 less and is exclusive to club retailers like Costco and BJ’s. And it has the same picture quality as more-expensive models like the E7, which I reviewed at the same time.

In other words, the C7 is the high-end TV to beat in 2017.

The only catch is that it’s really expensive: as of April 20, 2017, the 55-incher costs $3,000 and the 65-incher costs $4,500. Before you dip into your retirement fund, you should know four things:
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