LG OLED65C24LA 4K Ultra HD 65 inch OLED webOS Smart TV

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LG OLED65C24LA - Smart TV 65 Pulgadas 4K OLED EVO, Procesador Inteligente Máxima Potencia 4K a9 Gen 5 IA, Compatible 100% formatos HDR, HDR Dolby Vision y Dolby Atmos webOS22, TV para Gaming [Clase de eficiencia energética F] The Rec.709 colour gamut is also accurate albeit with some very slight red saturation errors though, again, our DeltaE errors averaged 1.5 which is well below the visible threshold. This means that the red saturation will not be visible within film and TV content. Calibrated The C2’s stand weighs less, too (45% less according to LG), with the combined weight of the TV and stand at 16.5kg. Assembly is a shade simpler, too: taking it out the box to turning it on took less than 10 minutes. Subtitles and audio description information displayed on electronic programme guide programme banner

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Este televisor OLED Evo es lo más premium de LG en cuanto a televisores 4K, siendo mejorado únicamente por el LG OLED65G26LA que es la versión Gallery para los que buscan aún más. Entre ambos las diferencias son estéticas y económicas, non habiendo en calidad de imagen una diferencia significativa entre ambos, aparte de la exclusividad. Also new is Dolby Vision IQ with Precision Detail. Dolby Vision IQ automatically adapts the image for bright and dark rooms, and this enhanced version squeezes more sharpness and detail from both brighter and darker areas of the image. LG says this is possible thanks to its α9 Gen 5 AI processor, and it’s the only TV manufacturer to offer it at the time of review. Other HDR formats covered are HDR10 and HLG, with LG opting not to include HDR10+ to optimise video from the likes of Prime Video and Hulu. The connections are all located down the left-hand side as you face the screen and include four full-fat 48Gbps HDMI 2.1 inputs that support 4K at 120Hz, HDR10, HLG, Dolby Vision, Variable Refresh Rate (VRR), Auto Low Latency Mode (ALLM), and eARC in the case of input number two. This TV has the Google Assistant and Alexa built in, so you can get answers to questions while you're watching TV, and control compatible smart home devices. The interaction remains responsive and easy to navigate thanks to the Magic Remote, while the expanded ThinQ app offers full control of functions, the ability to share between the TV and mobile devices, and easy access to recently used apps, live TV or inputs. There’s also support for Alexa and Google, turning the C2 into a fully functioning smart assistant with voice control.There are also terrestrial and satellite tuners, a 3.5mm audio output, an optical digital output, an Ethernet port, three USB ports (two 2.0 and one 3.0), and a common interface slot. In terms of wireless connections, there’s built-in dual-band Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and support for Apple AirPlay 2. As with all slimline TVs, audio performance is only going to improve when you add a soundbar into the mix. If you do insist on rolling with this TV on its lonesome then you’ll bear witness to a passable performance with some noteworthy bass, but given the quality of the visuals on show here, you’re doing yourself a disservice by not pairing the C2 with a proper surround sound setup, satellite speakers, subwoofer and all. LG C2 verdict It was easy enough to circumvent the issue by heading to the app store via the Home Dashboard or through voice control, but there remained a few niggles such as not being able to update apps in the app store – although opening apps with voice control led to them automatically updating themselves. Aside from a forum post, I haven’t seen the issue mentioned elsewhere.