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Posted 1 March 2023
LG OLED55B26LA 55" B26 4K OLED TV with 5 Year Warranty £836.10 with code & Free Delivery @ PRC Direct
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The voucher code wasn't working at first so I contacted PRC Direct & they've now fixed it.
I feel like this is currently the best deal avaliable right now on a 55" LG OLED since the Ebay voucher has now expired on the C1.
£836.10 is the lowest I've seen the B2 to date, hope this helps someone!
True darkness brings the light.
LG OLED pixels light up independently with no backlight to dull their glow. Now, dark areas are perfectly black with no light bleed or halo effect. Envision a crisp picture with unmatched depth.
Beauty meets brains.
The brains behind the beauty. Following deep learning advancements, LG's α7 Gen 5 AI Processor enhances objects in the foreground and background to add natural depth, and makes colours spectacularly vivid yet accurate.
Dazzling darks, luminous lights.
With no backlight to dull their impact,self-lit pixels achieve the deepest blacks for crisp contrast in every light. Visuals are more defined, so you can make out subtle details your eyes usually miss.
Punchier picture quality.
Dynamic Tone Mapping uses the α7 Gen 5 AI Processor to detect what's in the frame and apply the optimal tone curve. The result is natural HDR, deep contrast, and intricate detail.
Hear them coming in on you.
The α7 Gen 5 AI Processor up-mixes 2-channel audio into virtual 5.1.2 channel sound. Feel the action and chaos around you as you venture deeper into your game world.
Television just for you. AI ThinQ & webOS
Need inspiration for movie night? ThinQ gives recommendations based on your taste. Set up profiles for everyone at home to quickly dive back into their favourite TV series and receive tailored news and sports updates.
Sleek and streamlined.
Now, you won't want to hide your television. With an unbelievably slim design, it fits seamlessly into your space. Gallery Stand gives you the freedom to place it anywhere while neatly concealing unsightly cables.
All your favourites in one place.
Ready for movie night. All set up for binging. Find virtually anything to watch on the available streaming apps. With Netflix1, Disney+2, Amazon Prime3, Apple TV+4, plus LG channels5, something exciting is always showing.
Powerful winning machine.
Up your play with the first televisions in the industry to support Dolby Vision Gaming 4K at 120Hz for more fluid and realistic gaming. With a 1ms response time, NVIDIA G-Sync compatibility, AMD FreeSync Premium, and VRR support, even ultra-fast action appears clear and smooth.
The new league of gaming.
With the seamless addition of GeForce Now and Stadia, there's a whole cloud of games waiting for you to play. Rediscover games you love and find new favourites straight from your television.
I feel like this is currently the best deal avaliable right now on a 55" LG OLED since the Ebay voucher has now expired on the C1.
£836.10 is the lowest I've seen the B2 to date, hope this helps someone!
True darkness brings the light.
LG OLED pixels light up independently with no backlight to dull their glow. Now, dark areas are perfectly black with no light bleed or halo effect. Envision a crisp picture with unmatched depth.
Beauty meets brains.
The brains behind the beauty. Following deep learning advancements, LG's α7 Gen 5 AI Processor enhances objects in the foreground and background to add natural depth, and makes colours spectacularly vivid yet accurate.
Dazzling darks, luminous lights.
With no backlight to dull their impact,self-lit pixels achieve the deepest blacks for crisp contrast in every light. Visuals are more defined, so you can make out subtle details your eyes usually miss.
Punchier picture quality.
Dynamic Tone Mapping uses the α7 Gen 5 AI Processor to detect what's in the frame and apply the optimal tone curve. The result is natural HDR, deep contrast, and intricate detail.
Hear them coming in on you.
The α7 Gen 5 AI Processor up-mixes 2-channel audio into virtual 5.1.2 channel sound. Feel the action and chaos around you as you venture deeper into your game world.
Television just for you. AI ThinQ & webOS
Need inspiration for movie night? ThinQ gives recommendations based on your taste. Set up profiles for everyone at home to quickly dive back into their favourite TV series and receive tailored news and sports updates.
Sleek and streamlined.
Now, you won't want to hide your television. With an unbelievably slim design, it fits seamlessly into your space. Gallery Stand gives you the freedom to place it anywhere while neatly concealing unsightly cables.
All your favourites in one place.
Ready for movie night. All set up for binging. Find virtually anything to watch on the available streaming apps. With Netflix1, Disney+2, Amazon Prime3, Apple TV+4, plus LG channels5, something exciting is always showing.
Powerful winning machine.
Up your play with the first televisions in the industry to support Dolby Vision Gaming 4K at 120Hz for more fluid and realistic gaming. With a 1ms response time, NVIDIA G-Sync compatibility, AMD FreeSync Premium, and VRR support, even ultra-fast action appears clear and smooth.
The new league of gaming.
With the seamless addition of GeForce Now and Stadia, there's a whole cloud of games waiting for you to play. Rediscover games you love and find new favourites straight from your television.
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Edited by a community support team member, 1 March 2023
29 Comments
sorted byAccording to this, LG cited RTINGS as the source of screen-burn issue being worse on the Samsung QD-OLED panel than LG's own G2 using RTINGS's accelerated longevity test. Comparing both the A95K and the S95B to the LG G2 and the former two seems to have visible slight burn-in marks compared to the LG, especially in 50% Grey and Red colours.
A95K: rtings.com/tv/reviews/sony/a95k-oled
S95B: rtings.com/tv/reviews/samsung/s95b-oled
G2: rtings.com/tv/reviews/lg/g2-oled
Keep in mind that this is an accelerated test running the same contents over and over again for long hours at max brightness and not representative of normal usage.
rtings.com/tv/tests/longevity-test
They're on an average of 18 hours per day, 7 days a week, essentially they're on for more than most people are awake.
In month 2 of the test, we see the results that QD-OLED panels are more susceptible to burn-in than LG's WOLEDs. Though as long as you're not watching content with static elements for too long I doubt this will be an issue if at all.
The only burned-in elements are static news scroll, and although you can't yet see it with the naked eye, the LG G2 also has slight signs of the same elements burned-in as well. Below is an adjusted hyper-leveled of the same LG G2 RTINGS 50% Grey image to reveal more details:
In conclusion, yes, it appears that QD-OLED is more susceptible to burn-in than WOLEDs are at Max brightness (results may differ if brightness is controlled). Are WOLEDs unaffected? No. Is it a "major" burn-in problem? I don't think so and not for either of them. Especially not under normal usage hours, normal content, and viewing at a more reasonable brightness. So, as usual, don't abuse your OLEDs and you'll be fine. (edited)
Can't go wrong with an oled. I've got 3 b7 CX and a c1 and they are superb tvs
Not used the site myself but this is a good price. Otherwise Costco have it for £849.
If you want Currys to price macth this is on their website.
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