LG C2 OLED | 42-inch | 4K | OLED | 120Hz | $1,499.99 $896.99 at Walmart (save $503)
Only the best gaming TV on the planet with a $500 saving right now. Oof. Yeah, this is the real LG OLED deal, and at the 42-inch scale actually makes for an amazing gaming monitor. The HDMI 2.1 makes 4K at 120Hz a reality on PC, and the lightning-fast response of OLED panels makes it glorious for gaming. Yum.
Well, this is a treat. If you’re on the lookout for great Cyber Monday TV deals, then look no further. The LG C2 OLED is the best gaming TV around, and it’s normally steep price of $1,500 has been knocked down by a whopping $500 at Walmart. For a TV like this, it’s an absolute bargain, even if the Black Friday price was another $100 cheaper.
This 4K 120Hz screen is a great all-rounder, with the absence of a backlight removing some of the unnatural effects found in other LCD screens, allowing you to enjoy HDR movies and games in dark rooms without distractions. But you’re here specifically for gaming, and the good news is that the LG C2 OLED has plenty of gaming features and even comes with some bells and whistles just for people using it as a PC monitor.
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With G-Sync, FreeSync, a variable refresh rate, the quick response of the OLED panel and four HDMI 2.1 ports, it’s a great replacement for a PC monitor. And it’s not so big that it won’t fit on your desk. At 42-inches, it’s by no means small, but it won’t take up all of your office real estate.
If you dabble in skill-based competitive games, especially shooters, you’re only going to have yourself to blame if you get riddled with bullets. The high refresh rate, classic low response time of OLED panels, and low input lag means it’s all going to be down to your own reflexes.
My current TV is getting extremely jealous right now.
A couple of things to note: The LG C2 doesn’t support HDR10+, and while the newest model’s brightness has been enhanced, this isn’t the case with the smaller ones, like the 42-inch version. Basically, the pixel density is too high to see any gains from the brightness boost. For that, you’ll need one of the larger TVs. But if you’re planning on using this to replace a PC monitor, then stick with the 42-inch. The screen is still great.