

Even in stock reels, the C2 looked like the superior set. That’s not to say the C1 isn’t still an excellent TV, but when it came to the shadowy scenes of Darkest Hour, the C2 displayed more sophisticated depth and better overall brightness. Paired with the refined upscaling of the Alpha 9 Gen 5 Processor 4K, the C2 is a clear improvement over its predecessor. OLED evo can make the C2 picture up to 20% brighter compared to the C1 models, which we saw looking at the sets side-by-side in person. That’s because the C2’s panel has been upgraded with the LG OLED evo technology first introduced on the G1 OLED in 2021. LG C1 OLED TV: PerformanceĬustomers can expect a noticeable difference in picture between the LG C2 vs. LG's 97-inch G2 OLED TV is absolutely breathtaking, not going to lie. Neither option packs a NextGen TV or ATSC 3.0 tuner for 4K broadcasts - you’ll need to upgrade to the LG G1 OLED TV or the newer LG G2 OLED TV. Both the C2 and C1 can also be wall-mounted, of course.Īs for ports, both TVs offer four HDMI 2.1 ports that support 4K/120 input. Despite less heft, the C2 OLED TV isn’t any less sturdy when positioned on its central stand. The 65-inch LG C2 model is about 50% lighter than last year’s LG C1 in the same size thanks to a new composite fiber material used in the chassis. (Image credit: Future)įor 2022 LG made some compelling design changes to the C2 OLED. The 65-inch LG C2 OLED TV is 50% lighter than last year’s LG C1 OLED TV. Both the C2 and C1 go up to 83-inch configurations. When LG announced its smallest OLED TV yet, it became an instant contender against the best gaming TVs. The C2 introduces LG’s most compact OLED TV to date, 42 inches. One of the biggest upgrades of the LG C2 OLED lineup is the added size option compared to the LG C1 OLED TV.
