This LG 42-Inch C4 TV Drops to $699 (Was $1,499), Lowest Price Ever for an LG OLED TV
When it comes to bringing luxury into your living room, nothing quite matches the experience of an LG OLED smart TV. The LG OLED series is acclaimed for its stunning picture quality and premium features has long set the bar for what a smart TV can offer. Even though the price has consistently fit this status, the investment is one that is well worth it for those who want the best home entertainment.
LG's most compact model in its evo C4 series, the 42-inch class OLED evo C4, has typically been sold for $1,499. Until recently, the lowest price seen on this model was $799 but today marks a true milestone: the price has dropped to $699 and sets an all-time low. For those who prefer a bit of a larger screen, the 48-inch class OLED evo C4 is also priced at its own all-time low at $896.
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For $699, you're getting a television that delivers a viewing experience usually reserved for much higher price brackets.
Best in Class Viewing Experience
With over 8 million self-emissive pixels, this TV produces perfect blacks and vivid, luminous colors and generates an image that's rich and accurate from the brightest highlight to the darkest shadow. Its 100% color volume and 100% color accuracy ensure every scene is shown with authentic accuracy which makes it ideal for Hollywood blockbusters as well as the latest streaming programs.
Gamers will enjoy the C4's 144Hz refresh rate and near-zero 0.1ms response time which together offer clear, silky-smooth images free of blurring and tearing. The inclusion of NVIDIA G-Sync, AMD FreeSync Premium and VRR also enhances the gaming experience so that you are compatible with the next generation of consoles of Sony and Microsoft, and high-performance computers. Four HDMI 2.1 inputs ensure that you can plug in all your devices.
Immersive audio and video are guaranteed by Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos support: Dolby Vision provides breathtaking color, contrast and brightness to the film, and Dolby Atmos provides immersive and three-dimensional sound that puts you at the center of the experience. Filmmaker Mode safeguards the vision and integrity of the content by displaying films exactly as the filmmaker intended the film to be viewed.
Powering it all is the a9 AI Processor Gen7, LG's latest and smartest chipset. The processor includes AI Super Upscaling which brightens picture quality on its own for whatever you're watching. Multi View allows you to split the screen in two different views which is perfect for multitasking or watching two shows at a time. Whatever you look at appears and sounds fantastic on an LG OLED TV, thanks to its superior processing and display technology.
Completing the package is webOS 24, LG's simple-to-use smart TV platform. webOS makes it easy to quickly see all of your favorite streaming apps and discover new ones. LG Channels connects you to over 300 free channels of sports, fitness, cooking, and more so there's always something on. The Magic Remote that comes with it and features Alexa compatibility gives you even greater convenience.
With all these features and a price that's now at an all-time low, this evo C4 TV is a deal that's hard to pass up.
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