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LG B4 4K OLED TV vs LG C3 48" OLED TV

Both are 4K OLED sets with 120Hz panels, Dolby Vision and four HDMI 2.1 ports, so the picture fundamentals are close. The C3 is the step-up line: its α9 processor, brighter panel and DTS:X support give it the edge on HDR punch and sound, and owners consistently rate the C-series above the B-series. The B4 is the better pick if you want a larger screen size for the same tier of picture, while the C3 suits a buyer who wants the best 48-inch image LG makes and does not need a bigger panel.

  • Choose the LG B4 if you want a big-screen OLED at the entry tier and can live with the α8 processor and 2.0-channel 20W audio.
  • Choose the LG OLED48C3PUA if you are set on a 48-inch set and want the brighter C-series panel, the α9 processor and DTS:X support.

Prices

  • LG B4 4K OLED TV: $899.00 used at Beachcamera (checked today)
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LG B4 4K OLED Smart TV

LG B4 4K OLED TV

LG B4 4K OLED Smart TV

4.7(2,000 ratings)
$899.00at BeachcameraChecked 13 h ago
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Pros

What separates them

LG B4 4K OLED TVLG C3 48" OLED TV
Picture processorα8 AI Processor 4Kα9 AI Processor (C3 generation)
Peak brightnessDimber B-series panelBrighter C-series panel, better HDR highlights
Screen sizes48, 55, 65, 77 and 83 inches48 inches only in this model
Audio20W, 2.0 channel, Dolby Atmos decodingDolby Atmos and DTS:X support, richer built-in sound
HDMI4x HDMI 2.1 with 4K 120Hz, VRR, ALLM, eARCHDMI 2.1 with VRR and eARC
Smart platformwebOS 24 with Google Assistant, Alexa and SiriwebOS with Apple HomeKit and Alexa
WirelessWi-Fi 5, Bluetooth 5.1Wi-Fi 5, Bluetooth, WiSA wireless audio

Price history

$930.95$837.00
Nov 9Nov 13
  • LG B4 4K OLED TV: lowest $837.00 on Nov 13 at Walmart.
  • LG C3 48" OLED TV: lowest $854.14 on Nov 9.

Prices at every store

LG B4 4K OLED TV

  • BeachcameraOpen box

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    $899.00Checked 13 h ago
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  • WalmartNew

    Out of stock

    $837.00Checked 13 h ago
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  • BuyDig.comOpen box

    Out of stock

    $899.00Checked 18 h ago
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LG C3 48" OLED TV

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Specs compared

SpecLG B4 4K OLED TVLG C3 48" OLED TV
HDRDolby Vision / HDR10 / HLGYes
Wi-FiYes (Wi-Fi 5)Yes
ColorBlack, Gray, BrownBlack
Display Type4K OLED—
Display Resolution4K Ultra HD (3,840 x 2,160)—
Refresh Rate120Hz Native—
Picture Processorα8 AI Processor 4K—
Audio Output20W—
Speaker System2.0 channel—
Dimensions without Stand1719 x 989 x 50.9—

What reviewers say

LG B4 4K OLED TV

  • 4.7 / 52,000 ratings

Owners and reviewers treat the B4 as the value pick in LG's OLED line. They praise the picture, gaming features and price-to-performance, and note it is dimmer and less polished in processing than the C4.

What people mention
  • BrightnessMixedReviewers say it is bright enough for dark rooms but trails the C4 in highlights and daylight viewing.
  • Picture qualityPraisedOwners highlight deep blacks, strong contrast and accurate colors out of the box.

Questions and answers

Which is better for gaming?
Both give you 120Hz OLED motion, VRR and ALLM, and the B4 lists four HDMI 2.1 ports. The C3's brighter panel and α9 processing make HDR games pop more, so it edges ahead if you play in a lit room.
Is the C3 worth stepping up to over the B4?
If you are buying 48 inches, yes: the C3 adds a brighter panel, the α9 processor and DTS:X. If you want 65 inches or more, the B4 is the only option of the two at those sizes.
Which has better sound without a soundbar?
The C3. It supports DTS:X as well as Dolby Atmos and has the more capable audio system. The B4's 20W 2.0-channel setup is serviceable but thin for movies.
Do both support Dolby Vision?
Yes. Both handle Dolby Vision, HDR10 and HLG, and both run webOS with the major streaming apps.
Which lasts longer?
Both use OLED panels with similar lifespans and both carry LG's panel warranty terms. Neither has a durability advantage; the C3's brighter panel runs harder at peak, but that is not a known failure point.
Can I wall-mount either one?
Yes. Both are flat and VESA-mountable, and both are about 1.8 inches deep without their stands, so either sits close to the wall.

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Available in sizes up to 83 inches
  • Four full HDMI 2.1 ports for consoles and PCs
  • Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos at the entry OLED tier
  • webOS 24 with all three major voice assistants
  • Strong 4.7 rating across a large owner base
  • Cons
    • α8 processor is a step below the C-series chip
    • Lower peak brightness than the C3
    • 20W 2.0-channel audio is modest for a large screen
    • Wi-Fi 5 only
    LG
    LG OLED48C3PUA

    LG C3 48" OLED TV

    LG OLED48C3PUA

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    Pros
    • Brighter C-series OLED panel with better HDR impact
    • α9 processor handles upscaling and tone mapping better
    • DTS:X plus Dolby Atmos for wider disc and streaming support
    • WiSA wireless audio and Apple HomeKit
    • Slim 1.8 in profile without the stand
    Cons
    • Only offered at 48 inches in this model
    • No local dimming, as with any OLED
    • USB 2.0 ports only
    • Legs push depth to 9.1 in, so a soundbar may not fit under
    Stand footprint
    Slim 1.8 in depth without stand
    1.8 in without stand, 9.1 in deep with legs
    Weight without Stand
    22.9
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    HDMI Input4ea (supports 4K 120Hz, eARC, VRR, ALLM, QMS (4…—
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    SpecLG B4 4K OLED TVLG C3 48" OLED TV
    Bluetooth SupportYes (v 5.1)—
    Resolution3840 x 2160—
    High DefinitionYes—
    HDTV Format4K—
    Screen FormFlat—
    Assistant SupportGoogle Assistant, Amazon Alexa, Siri—
    ConnectivityBluetooth, Wi-Fi, USB, HDMI, Ethernet, Optical …—
    Supported Streaming ServicesNetflix, Disney+—
    Screen Size48 inches, 55 inches, 65 inches, 77 inches, 83 …—
    Weight31.5 lb, 37.7 lb, 51.8 lb—
    Depth1.8 in deep—
    Connections—HDMI, USB-A, RJ45 (LAN)
    Height (without legs) (")—24.3
    Height (including legs) (")—26.6
    NFC—No
    Wireless & Streaming—WiSA
    Local dimming—No
    Smart Home System—Apple HomeKit, Amazon Alexa
    MHL—No
    HDMI Version—2.1
    HFR—No
    VRR—Yes
    Weight (without legs) (lb)—32.8
    Operating System—webOS
    CEC—Yes
    Depth (including legs) (")—9.1
    Screen Resolution—3840x2160 (4K Ultra HD)
    Screen design—Flat
    GamingPraised
    Four HDMI 2.1 ports, VRR and low lag make it a favorite for PS5 and Xbox owners.
  • SoundCriticisedThe 20W 2.0 speakers are described as thin, with little bass.
  • LG C3 48" OLED TV

    Reviewers and owners consistently praise the C3's contrast, color and gaming features, and many call it the default pick for a small premium TV. Complaints center on brightness in sunny rooms and the price premium of the 48-inch size.

    What people mention
    • Picture qualityPraisedOwners describe deep blacks, strong contrast and accurate color out of the box.
    • GamingPraisedReviewers highlight low lag, 4K/120Hz and VRR across all four HDMI ports.
    • BrightnessCriticisedViewers in bright rooms say reflections and HDR highlights look dimmer than on high-end LCDs.
    • Burn-inMixedSome owners worry about static logos and tickers, though long-term reports are mostly clean.