Although there are many other brands that produce OLED TV series, when we talk about the best among the rest, LG OLED technology tops the chart. For more than 60 years, LG has continued to keep up with their tagline “Life’s Good” by indeed making the living experience good for everyone who uses their products.
In today’s review, we’re going to look at the LG OLED series and their prices in the market today.
To help differentiate these series from one another, LG has divided the OLED series into three categories which is LG Gallery, Mainstream LG CI OLED and Entry level A series which is also called LG A1 OLED TV. This is the most recent of the series and it is specifically designed to be affordable by families working on a lower budget.
There are still other OLED series that do not fall under these categories which are Rollable OLED TV, OLED Evo, QNED, miniLED, 8k series, 4k series, GX OLED and LG CX OLED.
These three categories when placed side by side have little physical differentiation as well as other OLED series too. However, the main difference lies in their performance and specifications.
Now, let’s take a moment to discuss the categories of the LG OLED series, their specifications and prices too.
Categories of LG OLED TV series.
1. LG Gallery G1 OLED
LG G1 OLED is a 20mm thick sleek gallery design feature which is the most sophisticated of all the OLED series designs. Key specs.
Panel type- OLED Evo display.
Refresh rate- 120Hz.
Processor- œ9 Gen 4.
Audio- 4.2 ch/60w.
HDMI ports- 4 HDMI 2.1. The package comes in 55, 65, 75 inches and is sold for ₦902,000 – ₦1,845,000.
2. Mainstream LG C1 OLED TV.
Just like the G1 OLED TV, the LG C1 OLED has similar features in physical appearance. The mainstream takes on a more traditional method of display and in specifications, there are distinct differences which we’ll look at below. Key specs.
Panel type- OLED 4k.
Refresh rate- 120Hz.
Processor- œ9 Gen 4.
Audio- 2.2 ch/40w.
HDMI ports- 4 HDMI 2.1. The package comes in 48, 55, 65, 75 and 85 inches and is sold for ₦614,000 – ₦2,461,000.
3. LG AI OLED TV.
There is no unique physical feature when it comes to LG A1. It has a pedestal based scene and attached feet. The budget amongst other specifications which we’ll look at below makes it distinct from the rest of the series. Key specs.
Panel type- OLED 4k.
Refresh rate- 60Hz.
Processor- œ9 Gen 4.
Audio- 2.0ch/20w
HDMI ports- 3 HDMI 2.0. With a 55, 65 and 77 inches model, LG A1 is sold at ₦533,000 – ₦1,312,000.
Other categories of the OLED series earlier mentioned are all products of these three categories. We can see them in the key specifications where panel types are related to other categories. If there are any differences, it is just slight variations here and there.
For others who have questions that were not addressed earlier, I have compiled five commonly asked questions about the LG OLED TV and I hope that they’ll address some of your concerns. Now, let’s look at them below.
5 frequently asked questions about the LG OLED TV.
1. Are LG OLED TV dual voltage?.
All the LG OLED series are dual voltage. What this means is that it can work in any region, any country as long as the appropriate adapter is being used.
2. Can LG OLED be wall mounted?.
LG OLED TV mounts are for particular models and sizes. However, the new series come with a flat wall mount.
3. Can LG OLED burn in be fixed?.
With proper maintenance, one shouldn’t experience frequent burn ins. If it does happen, it can be fixed except it’s a permanent one.
4. Can LG OLED display 3D?.
The LG OLED has the power to convert 2D content to 3D.
5. How to take care of your LG OLED TV.
– Ensure that you handle it with care since they’re so fragile.
– Whenever you aren’t watching, put off the plug or turn it off.
– Ensure you clean it regularly to prevent dust from accumulating.
– Ensure you have a surge or a stabiliser connected to your TV.
– Lastly, don’t forget to read the manual.
In Conclusion.
If you are looking for cost-effective Television to buy for your home, offices or workplace, the right technology brand for you is LG TV.
