Is this tv better than lg oled c7? null

The LG OLEDs are better TVs in general, but they are prone to burn-in and their app store is more limited. If you want the best picture, go with the LG, but this is a very nice TV for the price.

Short answer is no. For $799 in 65 inch size it is very very good. Quantum dot full display backlit with local dimming, hard to beat for under a grand.

Different types of TV’s. Hard to match OLED in certain areas. I did a TON of research before buying this TV. Price to quality it can’t be beat. You’d be hard pressed to tell a large difference between the 2 and for nearly $1k less it’s definitely the way to go in my opinion. OLED better for dark rooms, night time movies, ULED/QLED better for daytime and bright rooms. Still great at night but won’t match OLED.

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The LG OLEDs are better TVs in general, but they are prone to burn-in and their app store is more limited. If you want the best picture, go with the LG, but this is a very nice TV for the price.
Answered by Ryan 5 years ago
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Short answer is no. For $799 in 65 inch size it is very very good. Quantum dot full display backlit with local dimming, hard to beat for under a grand.
Answered by MDFitness 5 years ago
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Different types of TV’s. Hard to match OLED in certain areas. I did a TON of research before buying this TV. Price to quality it can’t be beat. You’d be hard pressed to tell a large difference between the 2 and for nearly $1k less it’s definitely the way to go in my opinion. OLED better for dark rooms, night time movies, ULED/QLED better for daytime and bright rooms. Still great at night but won’t match OLED.
Answered by Josh 5 years ago
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