“WHY IS THIS TV PRICE HALF AS MUCH AS A $1600 LG HDR TV SHOWN ON BEST BUY ONLINE SITE ?”

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• Probably because the $1600 TV is an OLED, which is the high end technology.

  Answered by NewWasher3 7 years ago

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• Any of the TV over 1500 dollars are LG's newer TV using OLED technology. OLED stands for "Organic Light Emitting Diodes" In OLED TVs. All the little tiny pixels on the screen lights itself up on its own. Where as regular TVs use LCD technology with an LED backlight behind the pixels to light up the picture. As you can guess, OLED TVs don't need a backlight because the pixels can light themselves now. And without a need for a backlight, the TV can be made super thin. This is the reason for the price difference.

  Answered by VESA 7 years ago

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• The C7 model is $1699.99 and uses OLED. This TV uses LED. OLEDs, XLEDs, and QLEDs are typically much more expensive than LEDs.

  Answered by Cody 7 years ago

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