Review on LG OLED65C1PUB C1 Series 65-inch 4K Smart OLED TV with Built-in Alexa (2021) by Avut Lapnan ᠌

This is the very first OLED Smart TV I've ever owned. In general, I couldn't be happier with the purchase, especially in light of the fact that it replaced an LG that was well over a decade old. After hearing both sides of the argument (from my point of view), you may decide for yourself whether or not you should accept the offer. Pros: 1. The picture only depicts a gun; it is vivid, full of color, and very distinct. Even the eyes hurt at first because it was a habit, but after a while they got used to it. 2. An excellent sound quality for the built-in speakers. Although not as deep as in other systems, the bass is still present in this one. Everything appears to be in working order for other frequencies as well. 3. A pleasing appearance with thin bezels and a compact stand. 4. Robust and well-built construction. The weight of my cat was able to withstand it. The furry pest has already attempted to scratch the screen, but it was unsuccessful; the glass held up. 5. Since you can control Apple TV with the remote that came with it, you do not need to carry around a second remote control with you at all times. Having certain negative aspects 1. An unreliable and sluggish SmartTV. It is true that it is capable of performing a great deal of tasks, and there are a great many applications available; but, using it is cumbersome and slows down the process. ceased using webOS on native devices and connected Apple TV 4K instead. 2. "Improvers" of a branded image frequently detract from rather than add to the overall picture. Upscaling to 4K was the only helpful feature that was left active; the others were disabled. 3. If you turn on the television, all of the other electronic devices that are connected to it will also turn on (in my case, PS5 and Apple TV). I haven't worked out how to prevent this from taking place yet. Each and every time, you must manually power off either your PS5 or your Apple TV.