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48" LG B4 4K UHD 120Hz OLED Smart TV (2024)

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Best Buy has 48" LG B4 4K UHD 120Hz OLED Smart TV (OLED48B4PUA, 2024 Model) for $699.99. Shipping is free, otherwise free store pickup is available where stock permits.
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Specs:
  • Resolution: 4K (2160p)
  • Refresh Rate: 120Hz
  • High Dynamic Range Format: Dolby Vision, HDR 10, Hybrid Log-Gamma (HLG)
  • Smart Platform: webOS
  • α8 AI Processor
  • Ports:
    • 4x HDMI 2.1
    • 2x USB 2.0
    • 1x Ethernet
    • 1x DOA Output
    • Bluetooth 5.1

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Best Buy has 48" LG B4 4K UHD 120Hz OLED Smart TV (OLED48B4PUA, 2024 Model) for $699.99. Shipping is free, otherwise free store pickup is available where stock permits.
  • Note: Availability for pickup may vary by location.
Thanks to Deal Hunter idk_then for finding this deal.

Specs:
  • Resolution: 4K (2160p)
  • Refresh Rate: 120Hz
  • High Dynamic Range Format: Dolby Vision, HDR 10, Hybrid Log-Gamma (HLG)
  • Smart Platform: webOS
  • α8 AI Processor
  • Ports:
    • 4x HDMI 2.1
    • 2x USB 2.0
    • 1x Ethernet
    • 1x DOA Output
    • Bluetooth 5.1

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The OLED C is extremely similar to the OLED B. Both of them being OLEDs they light up and color each of their 8+ million pixels individually meaning perfect color accuracy. Want to see all the wrinkles and folds in your favorite actors' skin? Want to see clear contrast even on extremely dark night scenes? Annoyed with other technologies unclear subtitles due to glowing pixels blurring too far? OLED has perfect contrast and color accuracy whether you buy the A series, B series, C series, or G series (or other less known ones). LG OLEDs are also extremely reliably and well-priced given how reliable they are.
The main advantage of the C4 over the B4 (4 refers to 2024 release) is it has better and more powerful speakers. If you want the most genuine crystal-clear sound, you're better off getting a sound system (e.g. soundbar) though. Personally, I think the A2 sounds amazing, but people in their 60s or older or people with imperfect hearing may want a sound system or higher letter LG OLED. The second advantage of the C4 and even more so the G4 is they get brighter. This helps if you have sunlight from outside directly hitting the TV, but placing the TV in a different location or putting a curtain/blind on the nearby window would solve this issue. Other tinier advantages such as a faster processor in the C4 do exist, but honestly even my A2 is lightning fast, so this is also a moot point.
Rtings writes great reviews on TVs so if you google "C4 rtings" or "B4 rtings" and read their detailed analyses, you'll find that there isn't much of a difference between them.

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Quote from CtJack108 :
I have researched qm6 prices and they were dried up at 50 dollars lower towards BF. So no miracles to expect here.

But if one is in the market for LG oleds, you can always stumble upon those unicorn deals like staples or costco going for 700 for 55 C3/c4 pr maybe snag a 1500 dollar 65g3. But i am in the market for 65 qm7 for 700, so maybe getting it at 650 is not really changing much on this lower margin tvs. They have no stock to shave price further.
Everyone is raising their prices now across the board until Black Friday

The 55 QM7 as $500 yesterday and $550 today. LG jacked up the prices of B4/C4 too. No choice but too wait now . I am pretty sure the 65 QM7 at BB yesteday was $700 and today it is $900

The 65 B4 OLED is not longer available on LG.com at all it was $1049 at partner store yesterday
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Quote from ScottoDono :
Everyone is raising their prices now across the board until Black Friday

The 55 QM7 as $500 yesterday and $550 today. LG jacked up the prices of B4/C4 too. No choice but too wait now . I am pretty sure the 65 QM7 at BB yesteday was $700 and today it is $900

The 65 B4 OLED is not longer available on LG.com at all it was $1049 at partner store yesterday
Yeap grabbed 65 qm7 for 700. To be fair bb had this price for a week and had deal ends timer on.
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Quote from CtJack108 :
Yeap grabbed 65 qm7 for 700. To be fair bb had this price for a week and had deal ends timer on.
Did you get a warranty?
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Did you get a warranty?
No.
1) we all know bb warranty is expensive
2) i am at a temp rental so not sure if i would be lugging this tv with me for 2-5 years to use warranty as moving is a hassle. On top i have no place to store the box to move with it and get use of the warranty. I probably sell on marketplace if unable to move.
3) I haven't seen glaring tcl issues.
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Quote from CtJack108 :
No.
1) we all know bb warranty is expensive
2) i am at a temp rental so not sure if i would be lugging this tv with me for 2-5 years to use warranty as moving is a hassle. On top i have no place to store the box to move with it and get use of the warranty. I probably sell on marketplace if unable to move.
3) I haven't seen glaring tcl issues.
I'm in rental too and have same issues but I just had a Samsung qled die after a little over 2 years... Lemon
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Quote from ScottoDono :
Everyone is raising their prices now across the board until Black Friday

The 55 QM7 as $500 yesterday and $550 today. LG jacked up the prices of B4/C4 too. No choice but too wait now . I am pretty sure the 65 QM7 at BB yesteday was $700 and today it is $900

The 65 B4 OLED is not longer available on LG.com at all it was $1049 at partner store yesterday
Patience. The QM7 has dropped to 700 twice and then goes back up. We'll see it again in November more than likely.
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Quote from jpatern1974 :
Patience. The QM7 has dropped to 700 twice and then goes back up. We'll see it again in November more than likely.

I kind of think I want hte LG, I think I can get the B4 for close in price to the QM7 if I have patience.

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Quote from ScottoDono :
Everyone is raising their prices now across the board until Black Friday

The 55 QM7 as $500 yesterday and $550 today. LG jacked up the prices of B4/C4 too. No choice but too wait now . I am pretty sure the 65 QM7 at BB yesteday was $700 and today it is $900

The 65 B4 OLED is not longer available on LG.com at all it was $1049 at partner store yesterday
Not correct. Prices raised temporarily but not necessarily until black Friday. For the past few years "Black Friday deals" have been closer to "black month deals" with several retailers offering early discounts. If there's any doubt about whether or not you are going to find a better deal, personally I would only buy right now from Best Buy with their $49 membership plan you get 60 day returns which gets you past Black Friday for peace of mind
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Quote from CtJack108 :
No.
1) we all know bb warranty is expensive
2) i am at a temp rental so not sure if i would be lugging this tv with me for 2-5 years to use warranty as moving is a hassle. On top i have no place to store the box to move with it and get use of the warranty. I probably sell on marketplace if unable to move.
3) I haven't seen glaring tcl issues.
BB warranty is not expensive, it is the best in the industry, while it might cost more then Allstate it also covers a whole lot more (including burn in). It's also no hassle, like you get from Allstate. If they cannot fix it, they just refund 100% of your purchase price plus a refund of prorated remaining warranty to a BB gift card so you can purchase whatever replacement you want. If, for some reason, in the final year of warranty, it developed an intermittent issue where the power kept going off they will just give you a refund to the gift card
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Quote from R3DTR1X :
Not correct. Prices raised temporarily but not necessarily until black Friday. For the past few years "Black Friday deals" have been closer to "black month deals" with several retailers offering early discounts. If there's any doubt about whether or not you are going to find a better deal, personally I would only buy right now from Best Buy with their $49 membership plan you get 60 day returns which gets you past Black Friday for peace of mind
When I said Black Friday, I wasnt really meaning the specific day. I guess I used the terminology too loosely. Apologies if that was vague. I agree that deals will start in early November but doubt there will be any killer deals in the last two weeks of October.

And the only way Id take Best Buy membership is if it was free. You could also return to Costco , Sams or BJs but I dont want to bother needing to return a TV. Prefer to wait out the two weeks
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Quote from R3DTR1X :
BB warranty is not expensive, it is the best in the industry, while it might cost more then Allstate it also covers a whole lot more (including burn in). It's also no hassle, like you get from Allstate. If they cannot fix it, they just refund 100% of your purchase price plus a refund of prorated remaining warranty to a BB gift card so you can purchase whatever replacement you want. If, for some reason, in the final year of warranty, it developed an intermittent issue where the power kept going off they will just give you a refund to the gift card
Actually it is expensive. It may be worthwhile to some and it may be the best in the industry but that does not change the fact that it costs more.

If I get Allstate through Costco and Allstate gives me a hard time, guess what, I am escalating the issue to Costco and the problem will be resolved to my liking because Allstate won't f'k with Costco
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When did the B series become 120hz?
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My local Costco has the 48" C4 for the same price ($700).
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Quote from Slayeroflight :
When did the B series become 120hz?
Always has been. You might be thinking of the A series which is 60hz.
Last edited by DeProof October 22, 2024 at 09:10 AM.

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I got this deal a few weeks ago and am pleasantly surprised. I have a Sony A80J I bought a few years ago for my living room and was looking for a smaller TV for my bedroom. While the A80J does feel more premium and I like the Google TV interface more than WebOS, I will say that it generally is fine. I am not really a fan of the gyroscope-based pointer on the remote, and the UI is a little slow on startup, but after that it's fine - same with the WiFi. So as an example, if I turn it on and then immediately go to the YouTube app, it will not show the latest in my feed. Takes about 5-10 seconds to connect and then load everything. My Sony, on the other hand, is able to load YouTube and immediately refresh with no issue.

The speakers are perfectly fine - they are not as good as a soundbar, of course, but for casual listening works good. I will say that the mid-range (voices) tend to sound a little on the low side, and do plan to invest in a soundbar such as the Sonos Beam.
Aside from that, the experience so far has been good. I mostly watch on streaming apps and have not had any hiccups or instabilities. Had it delivered to my apartment, and was able to set it up by myself, though two people would have made it easier (and is the recommended way).
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Quote from DeProof :
Always has been. You might be thinking of the A series which is 60hz.
I could have sworn that it was the C series and beyond that was 120hz but apparently i'm mistaken.

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