LG C3 OLED TV OLED65C3PSA (65")

Not worth the money – Good while it lasted but...power supply failed just within warranty - LG fixed it. Screen started failing by automatically switching the TV off just outside warranty. Replacement screen over $2000. Very disappointing, remember when TVs lasted for generations? UPDATE The 3rd Party repair company took up our request to challenge the 'end of… Read more

warranty' argument and amazingly LG came to the party and replaced the screen free of charge. Apparently you do have some rights if there is a failure even if that failure is outside of the manufacturers warranty.

Tv died after 6 months – Bought a 65” Evo C3. Spent the money because I loved the picture quality. Bought from LG website. Worked amazingly, until……. One day the TV just turned itself off while we were watching and would not turn on again. This is when I was forced to go on the merry go around. Thought it would be a simple process. Contacted LG for an assessment and… Read more

thought if faulty the TV would be replaced. It’s not that simple. After 6 separate, hours long calls to the contact centre. I was made to go back and forth from Dr Group(their contracted repairers) and LG to make sure they spoke to each other and forwarded the appropriate reports. The motherboard and screen panel has died after 6 months. Worst of all was ultimately told they would not replace the TV. This is a very expensive TV, and to get the level of ‘customer service’ was so disappointing. Sadly only googled reviews for LG TVs now and it appears that many people have experienced this same problem. Could be a common fault. Be very warned!!

No expert but I really like this tellie – Started looking for a new tv around the boxing day sales and got a great deal from JB. I guess a new model is coming soon and they were trying to clear stock. Oled picture quality is fantastic and tv has worked flawlessly so far, only a couple of weeks old though. Hooked up to a bose 900 soundbar so cannot comment on audio quality out of the box. … Read more

Easy to set up and use, as I said picture is great for our use but may not be as good in a very bright room. Magic remote takes a little getting used to but not a deal breaker by any means.

Crystal clear viewing pleasure! – Our new tv is amazing, the picture quality is vastly better then our previous Sony TV. The ease of use and sound quality make it easily one of the best purchases we've made this year. If you are searching for a high quality television, lol no further than the LG OLED TVs. Show details

Picture quality is great until its NOT – While LG OLED TVs are known for their excellent picture quality and deep blacks, they are also very susceptible to potential issues like burn-in and screen degradation, which you won't notice till its too late and the warranty is well and truly up... Burn-in refers to permanent damage to the LG's OLED pixels caused by displaying static images or… Read more

elements for extended periods of time. This can result in uneven wear on the pixels, leading to visible ghosting or image retention, where faint remnants of previous images are still visible on the screen. Burn-in will occur on if static images with high brightness or contrast are displayed for hours on end, such as the Channel 9 logos, video game HUDs, or static on-screen elements.

One major issue with LG's OLED TVs is the "red sub-pixel burn-in." Each pixel on an OLED TV consists of three sub-pixels: red (R), green (G), and blue (B), which work together to produce a wide range of colours. These sub-pixels emit light independently when activated. However, over time, the organic material in the OLED sub-pixels can degrade unevenly, and the red sub-pixel is particularly susceptible to this degradation. This will cause people skin to look washed out.

Before you know it and after the warranty has expired you will be up for a new TV, don't make the same mistake I did and buy another brand without OLED technology.