Some TVs are only meant for streaming and binge-watching a ton of content, and that is where LG’s C4 series sets itself apart from the competition, as these not only sport the superior OLED technology, but the improved specifications mean that these large 4K panels can also double as your gaming monitors. If you have a smaller room that you want to mount a TV in where you will fulfill your entertainment wishes, there is no better pick than the 42-inch version of the LG C4 family, which is now down to $699.99 after a 20 percent discount on Amazon.
Boasting a whopping 8 million pixels, LG employs its signature OLED technology to produce stellar image quality. In short, you have a better contrast, deeper blacks, with no extra calibration required. As for the refresh rate, the 42-inch C4 4K smart TV supports up to 144Hz, with a response time of 0.3ms, making it one of the fastest displays on the market. You also get a bevy of supported technologies such as NVIDIA G-SYNC, AMD, FreeSync, Dolby Vision, Dolby Atmos, and LG’s propreitary a9 AI Processor Gen7, which delivers 4.5 times improved graphics, with 2.2 times processing speeds and 1.5 times faster AI performance.
Instead of running Google TV, LG has its own webOS platform running on the 42-inch C4, offering all the necessary apps that you will ever want to complete your entertainment needs. With all of this technology packed into this smart OLED TV, a 20 percent discount sounds more than reasonable; it is almost a steal, and if you want to boost the viewing experience in your room or compact living room, we doubt there is a better alternative to this.
Get the LG C4 42-inch 4K smart OLED TV from Amazon - $699.99 (20 percent off)
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About the author: Omar Sohail is a reporter and analyst for Wccftech's mobile section, specializing in the technology and business of the mobile industry. His expertise lies in the intricate hardware supply chain, covering developments in semiconductor manufacturing, chip lithography, and camera sensor technology.
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