Thread: Any 77” LG oled G3 owners here ?
12-09-2023, 05:33 PM
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- MajorTendonitis
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Originally Posted By Coal
I’m definitely finding the 65 is looking smaller all the time . It’s funny how I used to think my 35” tv was huge in its day, and watching a movie in 9/16 aspect ration only gave you a screen 12” tall .Lol @ warrantycels. Just use that extra cash to buy an upgrade when it craps out.
@op I have a 77" for gaming and it's right at the end of my bed. I'd go no less than 77 if I were you. LG is the GOAT when it comes to TVs. Enjoy brah.
@op I have a 77" for gaming and it's right at the end of my bed. I'd go no less than 77 if I were you. LG is the GOAT when it comes to TVs. Enjoy brah.
Now a 65” seems too small with the proper aspect ratio lol
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12-09-2023, 06:22 PM
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Originally Posted By MajorTendonitis⏩
Correct. Just months before I got my C2 I got a Samsung QLED in 65 for the living room. It's a great panel but like you said over time it started getting smaller lol. That's why my C2 was 77 and I suspect when I upgrade it will be 83.I’m definitely finding the 65 is looking smaller all the time . It’s funny how I used to think my 35” tv was huge in its day, and watching a movie in 9/16 aspect ration only gave you a screen 12” tall .
Now a 65” seems too small with the proper aspect ratio lol
Now a 65” seems too small with the proper aspect ratio lol
It's really weird how at first they seem gigantic but then smaller as you get used to them.
Edit: Also I would highly recommend getting the C2 over the G2 if you absolutely don't need the wall mount stuff. They use pretty much the same panel, so based on the look of your current setup (TV sitting on a stand) you can save even more cost on the C2.
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