LG C1 VS LG C2: TLOU II On PS5

What’s your game display picture settings?? Please can I know

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U have done a great work and it's too much helpful ❤

Bro I need your opinion about this problem that I have 🙏 I recently bought the lg c2 and I watch the movies directly from the apps but when I use the hdmi inputs the brightness is less! (Dolby vision) I have the fire tv stick max and the movies shine less! even using the same image settings. The other is the game mode (HDR) that the image is bright at times and at another automatically lowers the brightness. I have both hdmi inputs in 4k and I turn off the energy saving. Do you think it's a problem with the tv or that loss of brightness that all c2 models have?

c2가 더 밝나요? 티비 사이즈가 어떻게 되나요? 55c1 vs 48 c2 인가요?

They look great and the c2 is a great tv I don’t understand why everyone put the color temperature to warm 50 I know everyone say that is the most accurate but wow it’s just way to yellow I set mine to warm 10

If I had to give what I saw a percentage, I'd say the C2 is 5% better than the C1, and won't be that noticeable without them side by side. At a certain point it just seems like nit picking. I appreciate the video though!

C1 is better

I have the 750d Sony a 2017 model a big difference with the C1 with C2 ?

I just got my ps5 and and i can't decide between c1 or c2 what do you guys recommend

C2❤

Struggling with 65" C1 or C2, coming from a Pioneer plasma purchased in 2009, these both look amazing but at 65" the C2 is about $500 more currently. Any reason not to grab the C1 instead? I game on ps5 and watch a few shows a week, nothing intense

At first I was thinking too buy c1 but now I can’t even see c1 any where so I guess I have to go with c2 because I don’t see any tvs as good as lg c2 I believe lg c2 is the best tv for gaming

Would you recommend the c2 for games like call of duty, especially because of the brightness?

Can you please tell me the storage and Ram on Lg c1

I had a opportunity to get a C2 so I did and I can barely tell the difference between my CX from 2020 and the C2 I'm using now.

I agree C2 is brighter with more shadow detail but I also see blooming (check the HUD on the right bottom ).

C2 is slightly brighter other than that they are exactly the same.

77 inch c2 for 2,999 or 77 inch c1 for 2,596? I play ps5. I’m having a hard time choose because there’s things the c2 doesn’t offer the c1 does.

This is so confusing as all reviews i've seen say the 48" c1 can reach higher peak brightness than the c2 but this video seems to show quite the opposite!

The gun icon on the C2 looks blurred af. Wtf? 😂

I have lg c9 and I don’t really change the settings when playing games.

Should I upgrade to C2 ?

c1 seems more real more natural than c2 , i hhink c1 better than c2 in gamming !

Sir c1 48 inch sdr brightness

Size matters, If the TV is smaller then the pixels will be a bit closer and make it sharper

Biggest reason to upgrade to the 42 inch is the pixel density. This is the one aspect of this TV that makes games look so much better. I had the C148 for a year and upgraded to the 42 inch and yes it is an improvement. I loved my C1 but this is definitely the way to go for PC and Console gaming.

honest reviewer 👍🏻, this all i need for pick c2 over c1, even c1 more cheaper than c2

This actually got me very excited for the ROG PG42UQ. If the C2 looks this good at about 730 nits just imagine a 42” OLED with a heatsink hitting 900+ nits 👀

Graphically do you feel the c2 is noticeably different? More specifically the c1 is 40 gbps whereas the c2 is 48gbps. Does the extra 8 gbps really make a huge difference graphically and performance wise? Some videos and articles don’t feel it’s worth the upgrade and also say the c2 has drawbacks the c1 doesn’t have. What’s you’re opinion on those statements?

The C1 looks better, sharper, and more natural; the color separation is better as well. I would even go as far as to say that the C1 is probably the best OLED television on the market. Even if the C1 is larger, the image appears "more detailed." The improvements this year are color volume/vibrancy and shadow detail over all else. I tend to prefer the more muted, subtle look of the C1, and the excessive vibrancy on the C2 tends to detract from the sharpness of the image, at least in my opinion. If the C2 looks at all sharper or as sharp as it does, then the smaller size certainly contributes, even when you get as small as 42" (depending on how close you are). Also, if the console is set to 1440p, then we are seeing just how similar the upscalers are, etcetera. If we're being honest, then we have to understand that the C2 got a little excessive with saturation this year, and it ended up being a detriment to the better contrast and depth that they had last year. If they are going to do OLED good, then they are going to have to do it properly and with balance without making concessions with other aspects of image quality. This may also display how the C1 looks sharper in 4k (even more) overall. The motion is close enough between the two, and the color gamut is nearly identical. In the end, we all have different opinions on what looks better, but it seems like they have taken a step back in a few areas this year, but yes, there is a mild boost in brightness and color volume. The image processing is ultimately the same, and if anything, I've noticed more depth/contrast on the C1. The Ai features have made mild improvements this year, but most people tend to avoid using the DTM and Ai Picture Pro when gaming to avoid input lag. In all, the C2 has made more improvements in terms of software, even if the Evo "Ex" panel is involved; this is mostly for burn-in protection. The "Ex" essentially means that the hardware has been unlocked to fit the better, albeit different panel technology. Ultimately, the differences are minor, and sometimes, concessions are made to prioritize other aspects of image quality. Other than that, they both look exactly the same, but that's just my silly opinion on the subject. If anything, I can detect a clear and unmitigated bias in this video that makes me think that someone is not being all that honest about their opinions or comparisons.

Also, if the console is set to 4k, then the television does not do the upscaling, even if the game is not native 4k. If you set the console to 1440p, the television will do the upscaling from there. The console does the "scaling" then, but it's mostly the game stretching out to the native resolution of the panel. (The screen will not have to be stretched out by the television.) I would always recommend to keep your console on 4k, as this stops the game from having to go through two different steps when upscaling the image (depending on the output resolution). This can cause input latency and other issues, and it often creates a worse looking image in the end, overall. Unless the upscaling technology is so much better on the television, you're better off setting the console to the native resolution of your television. This is always the case, as consoles typically have better upscaling tech than televisions. The difference is native-scaled vs upscaled at that point, even if the image is 1440p or higher. On such small 4k screens/displays, the difference in upscaling would be negligible and almost entirely useless. Even then, the upscaling on the C2 is only somewhat better when set to SD (480p) content and lower (bit-rate), which is what I have seen so far. If the C2's upscaling is better, then we would likely see this to some degree if the console were set to a lower resolution. They're both good, but the difference is only size and nits. Anyway, I'm just elaborating at this point, and maybe you're already aware of this. I wanted to share this anyway, at least for anyone who happens to not know. Not all televisions have upscalers, so this would end up causing a 1080p image to take up a quarter of the screen on a 4k television (when the console is set to a lower output resolution). This is only if the 4k television did not have, which most do. Other than that, other aspects of image quality come into play anyway. Anyway, apologies for the "blocks of text," but I wanted to share.

C2 has a greater level of vibrancy than the C1! The C2 is the best LG OLED tv I’ve seen by far!!! FINALLY, LG HAS DONE A GREAT JOB!!! 👏

Great video mate. I would love to see another comparison with a brighter game. It’s nice to watch and compare this game is pretty dark with some bright scenes. I don’t know if you can put on another video that would be so cool. another really awesome comparison. I would like to see would be the Sony. A80k vs lg c2 that would be pretty cool to see. 🙏

C1 48" just came down again to $899 and I can't make up my damn mind between it and a c2 42". I can grab it with 15% off from target, it was around $1230 when it was $50 off, but then Costco comes with the 5 year warranty ( not worried about lack of burn-in coverage ) and an Upsie warranty is $200. Then there is the size. Love the 48 for when watching movies, but gaming on PC could be harder even with 4 feet difference I plan to make. I like the lastest and greatest, and if I wait until black friday, maybe it goes on sale for $1200 MSRP. But then c3 around the corner... QD-Oled 48" next year? Anyway, good video dude. It def does help haha.

Im surprised the difference is not so huge...the lg c1 is not that bad. How many nits brightness does the c1 have?

I wanted to buy the c1 but since the c2 released and is 42 inch it will be easier to fit in gaming room

And what panel does c2 use - wbc (old one) or the ex tech (wbe).

Just thinking if these improvements over C1 are worth to go with C2. Right now I am planning to buy an OLED TV (my first one). but at least here in Poland, C2 55' cost twice more than C1 55'. Of course, C2 is brand new, so maybe it's worth to rather wait couple of months instead of buying right now with existing price. Looking for advice :)

Brightness, color, shadow detail, and motion + clarity were improved at c2.

He proved it with video.
It's a nice comparison
good job

Just picked up a 42in C2 and its great so far but i have to game on all platforms using the Limited video range otherwise everything looks washed out and grey

Is it me or does the input delay on the C2 seem slightly higher?

c1 sharper and better iamge quality but c2 better hdr and colors its the same story with cx c1 better iamge than cx and so on..

You prefere hdr gaming or dolby vision gaming?

The C2 looks a bit brighter but otherwise PQ look's very close between the two sets. The C2 is a great tv but not enough to upgrade from my C1 which I will be sticking with for the forseeable future.

C2 seems brighter and I have 55 CX makes me want to upgrade

Thnx bro for compare!

ty for doing this side bye side I wish you could do a voice over to tell us what you're seeing but luckily I read the comments 😅

Great video! C2 looks a bit brighter and with better shadow details.