No UK catch-up TV services (2021 predicted),No HDR10+ decoding
Did you ever doubt LG's expertise when it comes to OLED TVs? The CX is a straight-up great television, with an absolute stack of positives when it comes to picture performance.The brilliant webOS also goes quite a distance towards letting you know you've...
Published: 2020-05-28, Author: Matthew , review by: T3.com
Gorgeous picture quality,Breath-taking design,Affordable by OLED standards,
Really struggles with bass, No HDR10+ support, Still some potential for image retention,
The LG CX's combination of exquisite pictures at a lower price make it LG's most all-round irresistible OLED TV yet, although its problems handling the bass parts of big movie soundtracks may force you to add a soundbar.Reasons to buy+Gorgeous picture qua...
Published: 2020-01-09, Author: What , review by: whathifi.com
Appealing screen size, Impressive black levels, Balanced colours,
Won't be cheap, No HDR10+,
The whole reasoning behind doing a 48in OLED TV is quite simple. The demand is there. Not everyone can accommodate a 55in or 65in set, so having the ability to get all the benefits of OLED TV technology in a smaller frame makes a lot of sense and will wid...
With a smaller screen size that will suit a lot of people, the LG CX 48-inch OLED (OLED48CXPUA) opens up OLED technology to a wider range of people that have been wanting a high-quality 4K television. While the TV may be smaller than previous models, it's...
The LG CX 48 4K Smart OLED TV can be purchased for Rs 1,34,990 with a one year warranty on the TV and an extra year on the panel. Certain retailers also offer a 3-year comprehensive warranty on this TV. Needless to say, it is quite expensive but this is n...
Great picture reproduction in HDR, Good upscaling for 1080p content, Smooth and easy to use UI, Supports HDMI 2.1 for gaming, Easy to use and functional remote control
The panel can get quite reflective in well-lit rooms, Risk of burn-in if the content isn't varied
While we are looking forward to the LG Evo OLED and even the LG C1 in 2021, it's easy to recommend the CX, especially since it has all the bells and whistles one looks for in a premium OLED TV. It has four HDMI 2.1 ports making it ideal for gamers. The pi...
55-inch and larger OLED TVs are much more common and affordable today than they were even a couple of years ago, and LG itself has been offering the 55CX at very competitive prices, especially during sales. However, buyers who want the benefits of the fla...
Abstract: Gaming has always been a huge deal but it gained even greater significance in the past year of the pandemic. Left with nowhere to go, many people turned to their PCs, consoles, and phones, to while away the hours and the days. Regardless of what kind of g...
Published: 2021-08-19, Author: John , review by: techradar.es
Stellar picture quality, Gorgeous super-slim design, Strong gaming features, Good value for OLED
Heavy bass can distort, No HDR10+ support, Missing UK catch-up apps, Requires careful use
LG OLED TVs have always been good - great, even. With the new LG CX OLED, though, LG has truly outdone itself, as a host of small but important improvements add up to a TV experience movie fans will struggle to tear their eyes from...
