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LG G4 OLED evo TV vs LG OLED83C24LA

Buy the 65-inch G4 if you want the brightest, most current LG OLED with a five-year panel warranty and the best processing LG made in 2024. Buy the 83-inch C2 if screen size matters more than peak brightness, since 83 inches of OLED fills a room in a way 65 inches cannot. The G4 wins on brightness, anti-glare coating, gaming features and sound; the C2 wins on sheer size and has a large, well-liked owner base. Both are OLED, so both carry burn-in risk and both look best in a dim room.

  • Choose the LG G4 if you sit close, watch in a bright room, game seriously, or want the longest panel warranty.
  • Choose the LG C2 83-inch if you sit far back and want the biggest OLED picture for movies and sports.
LG
LG OLED65G4SUB

LG G4 OLED evo TV

LG OLED65G4SUB

4.6(278 ratings)
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Pros
  • Very bright OLED with strong HDR highlights
  • Matte screen cuts reflections in lit rooms
  • 144Hz gaming with four HDMI 2.1 ports
  • 60W speakers with Atmos and DTS:X
  • Five-year panel warranty
Cons

What separates them

LG G4 OLED evo TVLG OLED83C24LA
Screen size65 inches83 inches
Panel brightnessOLED evo MLA panel, LG's brightest 2024 OLEDStandard OLED panel, dimmer in highlights and HDR
Anti-glareMatte coating that holds up in bright roomsGlossy finish that reflects windows and lamps
ProcessorAlpha 11 chip with 2024 upscaling and motion handlingAlpha 9 Gen 5 chip from 2022
Gaming4K at 144Hz, four HDMI 2.1 ports, VRR and ALLM4K at 120Hz, four HDMI 2.1 ports, VRR and ALLM
Sound60W multichannel speakers, Dolby Atmos and DTS:XDolby Atmos only, weaker built-in speakers
Smart home and castingAirPlay 2, Chromecast, WiSA, Alexa, Google Home and HomeKit

Price history

$2,554.85$2,399.99
Nov 9Nov 11
  • LG G4 OLED evo TV: lowest $2,399.99 on Nov 9; $2,399.99 on Nov 10.
  • LG OLED83C24LA: lowest $2,554.85 on Nov 10; $2,554.85 on Nov 11.

Specs compared

SpecLG G4 OLED evo TVLG OLED83C24LA
ConnectionsOptical S/PDIF, HDMI, USB-A, RJ45 (LAN), RS-232USB-A, Optical S/PDIF, HDMI
Height (without legs) (")32.541.8
BluetoothYesYes
Image EnhancementYesYes
Height (including legs) (")35.843.0
Wireless & StreamingChromecast, WiSA, AirPlay 2AirPlay 2
NFCNoNo
Surround Sound FormatsDolby AC-4, Dolby Digital, Dolby Atmos, Dolby D…Dolby Atmos
Smart Home SystemApple HomeKit, Amazon Alexa, Google HomeApple HomeKit
No. of HDMI (pcs)

What reviewers say

LG G4 OLED evo TV

  • 4.6 / 5278 ratings

Reviewers and owners consistently praise the LG G4 for its stunning picture quality, bright OLED panel, and gaming features. Many consider it one of the best TVs of 2024, though some mention the lack of a stand and the risk of burn-in as drawbacks.

What people mention
  • Picture qualityPraisedReviewers rave about the deep blacks, accurate colors, and high brightness.
  • Gaming featuresPraisedOwners love the four HDMI 2.1 ports and support for 4K/144Hz and VRR.

Questions and answers

Which is better for a bright living room?
The G4. Its brighter evo panel and matte coating hold up against daylight far better than the C2's glossy, dimmer screen.
Which is better for movies?
The C2 83-inch if you sit more than about 9 feet back, because the larger image is more immersive. Up close, the G4's brightness and contrast win.
Which is better for gaming?
The G4. It runs 4K at 144Hz versus 120Hz on the C2 and has the newer processor for lower-latency processing.
Which lasts longer?
The G4 carries a five-year panel warranty, so LG backs it longer. Both are OLED and can develop burn-in from static logos or tickers over years.
Is the G4 worth stepping up to over the C2?
Yes if you want brightness, anti-glare, better sound and current gaming features at 65 inches. No if your priority is the biggest possible picture.
Do both support Dolby Vision and Atmos?
Yes, both handle Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos. The G4 adds DTS:X and stronger built-in speakers.

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Only 65 inches, small for a large room
  • Stand is not included in the box
  • MLA brightness still trails top Mini LED sets
  • LG
    LG OLED83C24LA

    LG OLED83C24LA

    4.7(3,095 ratings)
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    Pros
    • Huge 83-inch picture for the money
    • Excellent contrast and off-angle viewing
    • Four HDMI 2.1 ports and 120Hz gaming
    • Mature webOS with a large owner base
    Cons
    • Dimmer than the G4, weaker HDR punch
    • Glossy screen shows reflections
    • Older 2022 processor and no DTS support
    • Heavy at 71 lb, needs two people to mount
    AirPlay 2 and HomeKit, no Chromecast or WiSA
    Panel warrantyFive-year warranty covering the OLED panelStandard one-year warranty
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    HDMI Version2.12.1
    Smart TVYesYes
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    SpecLG G4 OLED evo TVLG OLED83C24LA
    Release Year20242022
    Voice AssistantAmazon Alexa, LG ThinQLG ThinQ
    VRRYesYes
    Weight (without legs) (lb)52.571.2
    Operating SystemwebOSwebOS
    CECYesYes
    Screen Resolution3840x2160 (4K Ultra HD)3840x2160 (4K Ultra HD)
    Depth (including legs) (")10.411.0
    Screen designFlatFlat
    Wi-FiYesYes
    VESA-MountYesYes
    ColorBlackBlack
    Screen Size (")65.083.0
    HDR TypeDolby Vision, HDR10, HLGHDR10, Dolby Vision, HLG
    Refresh Rate (Hz)120100
    Width (")56.772.9
    ALLMYesYes
    VESA-Measurements300x300 mm400x400 mm
    USB VersionUSB 2.0 (480Mbps)—
    Built-in speakersMultichannel—
    FeaturesPicture-in-Picture (PiP), Motion Remote Control—
    Power Consumption (Standby) (W)0.5—
    Speaker output (total) (W)60—
    Audio File FormatsMP3, AAC, WMA, PCM—
    ReceiverDigital, Analogue—
    Power Consumption (in Use) (W)175.0—
    No. of USB-A (pcs)3—
    ARCeARC—
    Design
    Mixed
    The slim profile is appreciated, but the lack of a stand is a common complaint.
  • Burn-in riskCriticisedSome users worry about static content causing permanent image retention.
  • LG OLED83C24LA

    • 4.7 / 53,095 ratings

    Reviewers and owners consistently praise the LG C2's exceptional picture quality, deep blacks, and gaming features. Many note the risk of burn-in and the TV's relatively low brightness in bright rooms, but most agree it offers outstanding value for a large OLED.

    What people mention
    • Picture qualityPraisedOwners rave about the deep blacks, vibrant colors, and impressive contrast.
    • Gaming featuresPraisedReviewers highlight the four HDMI 2.1 ports and support for 4K/120Hz and VRR.
    • Burn-in riskCriticisedSome users worry about permanent burn-in from static elements like logos.
    • BrightnessMixedWhile bright enough for most rooms, some find it lacks punch in very bright environments.