A:AnswerIf I’m not mistaken you have 14 since the day of your purchase to request a price match. You can talk to the manager at the store you bought your TV to see if he can make an exception.
A:AnswerThank you Chris!
I already have voltage converter which I use in US to get euro-voltage for some of my devices. It works also another way around, so that kind of solves the voltage and plug problem.
We don't have analog broadcasts anymore in Finland, so I need only DVB-C for digital cable broadcasts. OLED55C7P doesn't have that, but I have external recording receiver in Finland so that is covered as well.
My biggest concern is external devices: the DVB-C-receiver and PS3 (used mainly as Blue Ray player). Is there any problems using these external devices (from Finland) with US tv? Both devices would be connected via HDMI.
A:AnswerThis Tv and most all Tvs don't come with the mounting screws unless it's a special situation. The Sharp tv bolts depending on the previous size most likely will be too big. If you needed to buy some, Home Depot sells bolts. These bolts will be metric and will be between an M4 and M6. The length of the bolt will be measured in millimeters and that depending on the thickness of the bracket should be around 25mm (which is roughly 1 inch). But you can check the depth with a paper clip or toothpick to be sure the maximum and pick your bolt length accordingly.
A:AnswerDon't have the measurements available but I do know about the power cord. Unfortunately it's a two prong attached power cord. Good thing is that it's 120 and not a brick.
A:AnswerThat's because they were, initially, given the exclusive rights to sell the B7P. Best Buy was later given the ability to sell the B7A. The sets are virtually the same. The current Best Buy price for the B7A 55 inch is $1,599.
A:AnswerThe TV you see in the store has a 4k image as a test from a 4k disc. Until 4k is the norm it doesn't matter to see it in person because it won't perform that well in your home. You will see only the technology the broadcast is coming in and not the 4k you are expecting.
A:AnswerMy stand is 48” wide and it fits fine. The actual metal TV stand is about 24” long. The TV screen is about an inch wider than the width of the stand on each side, but not enough to bother me. There is still room on the stand for my DIRECTV mini box to set under the screen on one side.
A:AnswerIt's a personal preference did not like the w7 because the speakers on the front the c7 had a gray frame and the b7 is black I am happy with the c7 and remember LG was the fist one to have the OLED technology. Best picture!
A:AnswerPer physical measurement at local Best Buy, the footprint for the OLED55C7P at the bottom of the attached stand is: 22-5/8" (W) by 8-1/2" (D). The top of the stand where it attaches to the TV Assembly measures approximately 25-7/8" wide, before tapering to the base.
The other physical data is already specified.
