9/11/2023 0 Comments Lg c1 rtings![]() ![]() (Image credit: LG) Analysis: CS OLED’s will give Black Friday bargain hunters plenty to ponder The LG CS range features an older frame design, so it's quite as sleek physically as the C2, but we can live with that. The C2 series currently comes in just two size options – 55-inch and 65-inch – with the former hovering around the £999 mark and the larger screened model coming in at £1,499. However, the screen still supports a 120Hz refresh rate, and the CS is equipped with four HDMI 2.1 ports, which means it's one of the best gaming TVs available for the price when it comes to features for the price. This means the CS lacks the C2’s brighter OLED Evo technology, which delivers up to 20% more luminance when compared to the panels that feature on the CS and B2. The key differentiator and potential sticking point for some users is the CS range’s panels, which are the same type used in the LG B2, and that were used on last year's LG C1 model. The trade-offs are likely to be ones that many users will be able to live with – the CS models features last year’s C1 frame design, don’t have hands-free voice control, nor do they include the C2’s handy, but not essential Always Ready mode which allows you to turn off the display while keeping the TV on to receive voice commands and AirPlay and Chromecast requests or turn it into a digital canvas for showcasing artwork. It also boasts the same connectivity and built-in audio, as well as the latest ThinQ AI webOS user interface, plus full support for Dolby Vision IQ and Dolby Atmos baked in. ![]()
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