LG’s popular C-series TVs have long been the go-to, easy-to-recommend OLEDs that suit people’s needs and exceed their expectations. Its success is due to a simple yet thoroughly effective formula that pairs exceptional picture quality with an uncompromising feature set, all while undercutting its flagship G-series TVs and mid-range OLEDs from rival brands such as Sony and Panasonic.
It’s no wonder that LG has seen such success with its prior C-series models, but it has been using this formula for quite some time, and with the OLED market constantly evolving to include new panel technology, we can’t help but wonder if LG is resting on its laurels. Clearly, we needn’t worry too much, as the C4 proved to be an improvement over the C3 despite having minimal upgrades on paper, and that also appears to be a similar situation with the C5, which we have before us today.
