It is costing 78,500 on ICICI CC offer. Techie Beez said don't consider anything less than C2 series for LG OLED.
My neighbour has 65 inch Vu masterpiece QLED and he is using from 1.5 yrs since it's an old model. IDK what happened to vu by not updating this model.
At normal price of 100k+ for 55" for A series, it is worth paying 20k extra for C series or even B series which suspiciously missing these days. It has a good review by rtings.com, not good for bright rooms for sure though. My friend wanted to buy it, so I researched a bit on it yesterday, couldn't see any other negative point for this TV.
How to get A2 OLED in 70k? It is showing 78500 on ICICI CC.
Where is A2 55" listed at 78k? Let me know. Even at 80k, its a good choice. I have recommended my friend to get 48" A2 from amazon for 56.5k after SBI CC discount.
I applied ICICI credit card and it is showing 79,999 for LG OLED A2 55 inch. But after getting to know it has poor brightness and 60Hz panel I am confused. Because 80k is big amount and there should no compromise. Youtuber Techie Beez suggested to not buy anything below LG C2 for OLED TV.
As I mentioned, unless you have a bright room, A2 is still great. Apparently A2 55" is available in certain pincodes in North India.
Monitors are different from TVs. As per techie beez HDR TV brightness should be at least 500 nits to feel the HDR videos otherwise it is a gimmick. For SDR I think 250 nits are more than enough.
Yes, but no OLED TV can hit 500nits at 100% sustained in HDR brightness test. It hits those in 50% window or smaller, which is totally fine as well. Per pixel dimming & infinite contrast makes OLED the best panel for HDR easily, these two compensates a lot for lower brightness, esp the infinite contrast ratio.