CHF1504.82
LG OLED65CX
65", OLED, 4K, 2020
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Dead Pixel i would say yes: https://www.rtings.com/tv/learn/tv-warranties-care Burn-In normally not. Best Regards Florin
Try activating the SimpLink in the menu. It worked wonders for me after I connected the sounbar 😉
Need: Wall mount for 65OLEDCX, as stable as possible, close to the wall and cheap. Thanks for tips !
I have the following wall mount for this TV and am very satisfied: Vogels Thin 546 (Wall, 65 ", 30 kg) However, whether this is cheap is relative for the viewer :)
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I wouldn't recommend it, because it's really thin.
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Generally, no promotions are announced in advance, then the customers could still save money :)
Hello Lumue88, yes, the OLED65CX has a Toslink connection via which you can forward the Dolby Digital 5.1 signal to an amplifier. The only thing that is not supported is the DTS signal... this is also criticised in many tests. Personally, however, this does not bother me because I would rate the sound of the TV Dolby Atmos as very good already through the TV speakers. I am a huge fan of this TV and would not give it away again 😁
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Yes, it has an HDMI Arc connection.
Hello The TV supports these features. I've checked it on the manufacturer web-page.
I don't think you'll notice much difference with this upgrade. Unless you're the lucky owner of an output device with HDMI 2.1 and 120Hz like one of the NextGen consoles or a PC with the latest generation of graphics cards and want to take full advantage of it today or tomorrow. Otherwise, you can wait patiently for the new models, which will have WebOS 6.0 and hopefully the "uncut" HDMI 2.1 bandwidth of the full 48Gbit/s. With an upgrade from LCD/LED to OLED, on the other hand, the difference would be clear and, in my opinion, already makes sense.
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What is a TV cable? - Power cable? - Aerial cable? - HDMI cable?
The warranty is from the manufacturer. What do you have in mind that makes you fear burn-in? I've had the C9 for over a year now and the Oled panel is like new. Other brands such as Sony also get their Oled panels from LG...
It's a shame you missed out on this promotion, but with patience there will certainly be some again. I am enthusiastic about the device itself, but I have no experience with game consoles. Maybe I'll buy one sometime.
I also had no picture or only sound 1-2 times with my TV box and PS4. I bought new HDMI 2.1 cables in preparation for the PS5 and have never had any problems with them since. I have to say that the old HDMI cables were a bit older - so I'll check the HDMI👌🏼.
As far as I know, LG has deactivated this function for Switzerland.
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Hi Lantian - The Bluetooth connection is without latency - No matter if the Bluetooth goes to speakers or headphones - I personally use a WH-1000XM3 and it goes without problems.
https://youtu.be/boLxhN0qcYw Here is the answer to your question. At 06:40 in the video.
Hi Lennz, I would update the SW of the TV and maybe also check that the SkyApp is up to date. Greetings Roman
The feet on TVs can usually be dismantled. They are dismantled for transport and, if you want to use the stand, you have to mount it yourself at home. If you hang the TV on the wall, however, you can simply leave it off, but you will then need an appropriate wall mount. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VjCqCA2RgGg
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- 1 input for satellite - 1 input for cable TV
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