Some 42-inch LG C2 OLED TVs use an older panel type

[What Hi-Fi?]

LG is working hard to fix the "unavoidable situation", but you might want to think twice before buying a 42-inch C2 OLED...

Some 42-inch LG C2 OLED TVs use an older panel type : Read more

 

[brainguynyc]

Does this also apply to the 48"?

 

[Fit_HyFy]

Has checking OLED Cell Info in the Service Menu on the LG 42 OLED been tested?

Looking at this screen from ***** there does not appear to be a OLED Cell info option

 

[12th Monkey]

Has checking OLED Cell Info in the Service Menu on the LG 42 OLED been tested?

Looking at this screen from ***** there does not appear to be a OLED Cell info option

Please don't use posts to drive traffic to other sites - unless specifically asked. Forum rules appear at the start of most sub-forums.

 

[Fit_HyFy]

Please don't use posts to drive traffic to other sites - unless specifically asked. Forum rules appear at the start of most sub-forums.

That was not the aim of my post. I am just challenging if the article is correct. It says:

Want to know if your 42-inch C2 has a WBC or WBE panel? You'll need to bring up the hidden Service Menu (check how to do this online as it varies between models). Then find the line that reads "OLED Cell Info" – it should say either WBC or WBE.

The link is just me referencing my evidence. The article already references to the same youtube video I did in the "As discovered by HDTVtest" section.

 

[12th Monkey]

OK, though as it was your first post I suspect you can see why it would look that way.

 

[Geoff-W]

So once again, customers who have to buy the smaller screen sizes because of space limitations, are short-changed on the performance capabilities compared to the larger screens. I'm fed up of having no choice but to buy these 'crippled', lower tech TV's.