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One minute review UPDATE: There's a new TV in town! The LG CX OLED has been succeeded by the LG C1 , an iterative update with a new processor and upgraded interface. The changes are pretty small, though, so anyone looking for the most bang for their buck may want to consider opting for 2020's LG CX model regardless – and you can read all about it below. The LG CX OLED TV might not look like a huge step forward in comparison to the LG C9 . However, under the hood, LG has done a great job at focusing on the flaws that we saw in the previous model.  What that means is that LG CX OLED TV is substantially in every way. The result is an extremely engaging cinematic performance that gives movies and TV shows the loving treatment they truly deserve. Significant changes to the Alpha a9 Gen 3 Processor have cleared up any issues leftover from the LG C9 OLED, too – as well as improving the way that faces are displayed by the chip's processing. While the LG CX OLED has since b...

One minute review The LG CX OLED TV might not look like a huge step forward in comparison to last year’s popular LG C9 . However, under the hood, LG has done a great job at focusing on the flaws that we saw in the previous model.  What that means is that LG CX OLED TV is substantially in every way. The result is an extremely engaging cinematic performance that gives movies and TV shows the loving treatment they truly deserve. Since its launch in mid-2020, the price has dropped from the initial $2,499 / £2,799 RRP to just $1,899 / £1,799 – i.e. it’s considerably cheaper than previous 65-inch C Series OLEDs have been in the past. Significant changes to the Alpha a9 Gen 3 Processor have cleared up any issues leftover from last year's LG C9 OLED, too – as well as improving the way that faces are displayed by the chip's processing. While the LG CX OLED has since been surpassed by the more recent model, the LG C1 OLED , the CX is still a fantastic TV to buy, and remains a grea...