LG’s impressive 42-inch C6 Series TV is now down to its lowest price in 30 days at Newegg, with a beefy $500 off its list price, coming in at $899.99. It features Black Friday Price Protection, too, so if it drops further during the sales, you’ll be refunded the difference automatically, which makes now a great time to go for it.
So there’s a lot to this TV, and while it’s expensive for something sized to only 42 inches, it delivers the goods when it comes to picture quality, gaming performance, picture and audio optimisation technology, and HDR support. First off, since it’s an OLED, you’re getting superior contrast to your conventional LED or mini-LED models, which greatly enhances the depth and cinematic quality of whatever you’re watching. Using a TV like this in lower-light environments is a very good way to go for a more immersive experience.
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This TV supports Dolby Vision, which means it can adjust its picture settings dynamically throughout a film for the best possible HDR presentation. Many TVs support this, but ultimately how good everything looks comes down to the TV’s brightness, contrast, and color, in which this LG C6 is exceptional. Add that to Dolby Atmos support, which primes it well for surround sound systems and speakers, and you’ve got the making of a quality main screen for epic movie nights.
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On the gaming performance front, it’s seriously impressive, and essentially designed for high-end consoles and gaming PCs. It has a 165Hz native refresh rate and features like FreeSync Premium, which are designed to dramatically reduce screen tearing and stutter when gaming. It also features an incredibly low 0.1ms response time, which means you’re getting near-instantaneous pixel color changing. That means way less motion blur and ghosting, even at extremely high frame rates.
As for the processor, it’s a punchy Alpha 11 AI Processor Gen3, which basically handles image processing, picture optimization, and upscaling. It’s a powerful processor that can leverage AI to improve the look of lower-resolution content, improve motion clarity with fast-moving scenes, and much more. And if you want to view a film exactly the way it was intended to be seen by the director, you can switch on Filmmaker mode, which turns off all these image optimisation effects, too.
Reasons to buy this LG 42″ C6 Series OLED
A premium pick for smaller spaces
This is about as small as it gets for a 4K TV, as they tend to start switching to FHD at under 42 inches or so. But this model is for those who still want outstanding picture quality but would prefer to have something smaller and less expensive than your typical 55-inch to 65-inch OLED. I’d call this a ‘main’ screen type of TV, but if you wanted something truly epic for an office, guest room, bedroom, or gaming room, this would be a very strong pick.
Outstanding gaming features
165Hz, 0.1ms, and FreeSync Premium read as if this were a quality gaming monitor, rather than a TV. It’s a great combination if you’re planning on connecting something like an RTX 5080 gaming PC or PS5 and want a TV that can handle high FPS gaming in 4K smoothly.
Powerful processor for real-time picture optimization
If you’re watching content on YouTube, Netflix, or any other streaming platform, having a quality processor like this one can make all the difference, as quality (both picture and audio) can vary wildly. This processor ensures that whatever you’re watching, you’re getting the best possible experience.
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