LG’s brilliant C6 OLED TV is already $400 off ahead of Black Friday
Black Friday is still over a month away, but if you’re hoping to upgrade your TV, you don’t need to wait until November. LG has already kicked off its early Black Friday sale, letting you save on the LG C6 and various soundbars through November 1st. Right now, for instance, you can snag a 55-inch […]
LG's C6 OLED TV is currently available at a discounted price of $999.99, which is $400 off its regular price. This early Black Friday deal, which extends until November 1st, allows consumers to purchase the 55-inch model from various retailers, including Amazon, Best Buy, and LG itself. The 65-inch model is also on sale for $1,399.99, matching the discounted price offered by Amazon, Best Buy, and LG. Additionally, purchasers of the TV directly from LG receive a free Xbox Wireless Controller and a complimentary wall mount.
The C6 OLED TV boasts an upgraded Alpha 11 AI Gen3 processor that enhances picture and sound quality, as well as a brighter display compared to its predecessor, the C5. The TV also features a higher refresh rate of up to 165Hz, which improves gaming experiences and reduces motion blur. With four HDMI 2.1 ports and support for AMD FreeSync Premium and Nvidia G-Sync, the C6 ensures smooth gaming visuals and minimizes screen tearing.
Additionally, the TV supports Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos for an immersive cinematic experience, while also providing access to popular streaming services like Netflix and HBO Max, as well as the ability to cast content from smartphones using Google Cast and Apple AirPlay 2. Built-in Matter support enables seamless integration with a variety of smart home devices.
Despite its impressive features, LG's C6 OLED TV has faced criticism over data collection practices. Researchers have raised concerns about the extent to which LG's smart TVs collect and log user data. However, LG has addressed some of these concerns, assuring consumers that continuous recording of conversations is not a feature of its TVs.
Furthermore, features such as voice recognition and interest-based advertising are optional and disabled by default. While LG has not fully addressed all concerns, similar data collection practices are not exclusive to LG TVs, and they do not detract from the impressive feature set of the C6 OLED TV.
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