If you're looking for a Black Friday deal on the LG CX OLED TV range, you're not alone. The LG CX range is selling out fast this Black Friday and it's hard to find a 55-inch or 65-inch CX OLED TV in stock right now.
(If you don't mind waiting a bit, Currys is accepting back orders for the 55-inch LG CX at £1299)
But fear not, you CAN buy the 48-inch LG CX OLED and it represents really great value - even without a Black Friday discount.
The LG OLED48CX isn't a downgraded flagship set – just a downsized one. In other words, you don't sacrifice performance along with size. Which makes it a superb option for those of us with less space.
It's a very new TV so we shouldn't expect it to be discounted heavily any time soon but that really doesn't matter, we'd buy it at this price in a heartbeat if this is the right size screen for you and you want to enjoy superb OLED pictures. Sold? Check out the latest up-to-date deals and availability on the LG OLED48CX below.
The OLED48CX looks like a mini LG OLED55CX (because essentially it is) and also bears a striking resemblance to last year’s C9 model, which we're quite happy about: the C9 was a smart-looking TV, whose smooth, sculpted pedestal is more elegant than the simple feet of most rivals. It also gives the set a marginally narrower footprint than some – handy if you're placing it on a TV cabinet.
More importantly, it packs LG's top-of-the-range processor and supports the main formats of HDR technology alongside the all-new Dolby Vision IQ. Features for next-gen gaming consoles also come as standard: Auto Low Latency Mode (ALLM) reduces lag, while Variable Refresh Rate (VRR) dynamically adjusts the refresh rate depending on the on-screen action, so fast-moving games look suitably nippy.
LG's webOS platform is one of the best TV interfaces going, with most of the major apps (bar ITV Hub, All4 and My5, which is a bit of an oversight) onboard.
The picture is a sight to behold, too. Colours are lush and vibrant, but also effortlessly natural, with skin tones looking entirely realistic. Fire up a 4K Blu-ray and the results are stunning: the picture is beautifully crisp, natural and detailed, with perfect, inky blacks the likes of which haven’t previously been available from a TV this size in the 4K era. The same can be said of the viewing angles, which are practically perfect.
It puts in a solid performance on the sound front too, thanks in part to Dolby Atmos support. This adds some much-needed height to the delivery of Atmos content, making the whole experience more immersive. Sound is punchy and engaging, though of course we would recommend partnering it with one of the best soundbars for the best experience.
LG supplies OLED screens for all the major TV manufacturers, whose own sub-55in OLED TVs are inevitably on the way. But LG was there first, and its offering is one of the best TVs we've seen of any size.
Want slightly better? Then there's the Sony KD-48A9 48in OLED TV, which scooped a What Hi-Fi? Award 2020 for its slightly better picture quality – although know that, at the time of writing, it is a little pricier.
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The Link LonkNovember 28, 2020 at 07:24PM
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