Are you looking for a Smart TV tested and approved by our team here at Oficina da Net? We found a promotion that might interest you. We’re talking regarding one of the best panels ever shown here at Oficina da Net and also one of the most popular OLED TVs in Brazil, the LG C1. The specific model that is on sale is the 55 inch.

55-inch LG C1 OLED Smart TV finally dropped in price

We have here a Smart TV of the type OLEDresolution 4K (3840x2160p) and with the incredible refresh rate of 120 Hz, ensuring that essential fluidity to play. The C1 was one of the best high-end TVs to buy here in Brazil, being replaced by the C2 in 2022. The main difference between the two is the price – the C2 tends to cost a lot more. In image quality, just putting both side by side to notice differences. In use, the C1 remains an excellent option – even more so now, on sale and with a coupon.

Don’t forget the COUPON at the end of the purchase: TOMA200

Is it worth buying a Smart TV OLED LG C1?

In the analysis we did, we recommended buying the 55-inch model when it was below R$5000. In the price range that the TV is at the moment, using the coupon “TOMA200”, the LG C1 becomes an excellent option for the OLED world.

• Definition: 3840×2160
• Size: 55 inches
• Canvas type: OLED
• Update rate: 120Hz
• Dimming: Pixel Dimming
• Sync: FreeSync e G-Sync
• Upscaler: 4K Upscaler
• Technologies: HLG, Dolby Vision IQ, HDR 10, HGIG e Dolby Atmos
• sound power: 40W
• Operational system: webOS 6.0
• Appetizer: 1 RF, 1 Optical Digital Sound and 4 HDMI 2.1
• Connections: Wi-Fi 802.11ac, Bluetooth e 3 USB
• Screen dimensions: 122.8 x 70.6 x 4.66 cm
• Dimensions with foot: 122.8 x 73.8 x 25.1 cm
• Weight: 18.9 Kg
• Foot weight: 23 Kg

LG OLED 55 4K UHD – OLED55C1 – See the full technical sheet here

What is the difference between OLED and QLED screens?

When buying a Smart TV today, we have two main options: the first is OLED, a relatively new technology that has revolutionized the way the image is transmitted on the panel. The main plus point is the extremely dark dark tones and high contrasts. The downside is the high price.

The second option is QLED, a technology that takes LCD screens to the extreme: instead of using huge light bars like backlightsmaller LEDs are used in lighting zones (dimming zones). This technology tries to replicate as much as possible the effect we have from OLED TVs, and with each passing year it becomes more difficult to differentiate between both technologies, as in the recent analysis we did of TCL’s Mini LED TV.

We have a complete story that explores in depth the main differences between the screens, but in short:

• OLED significa “Organic Light Emitting Diode” (organic light-emitting diode);
• QLED significa “Quantum Dot LED TV” (Quantum dots LED TV);
• OLED is a totally different technology from LCD, QLED is a variation of LCD;
• OLED is emissive (pixels emit their own light);
• QLED is transmissive (LED lamps are lit at the bottom of the TV).