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LG Electronics OLED65C1PTB Television LG OLED C1 65” (2021 Model) In perfect condition. Only selling due to upgrade Comes with all accessories and manual *Pick up only * (Mornington Peninsula) Happy to answer any questions Condition: Excellent Payment Method: Cash, EFT on pick up Region/State: (VIC) Victoria/Australia By Timmy B 0 Comments Secure Ad AUD $1,900 Date: August 12, 20241 yr
At A$1,900, this sits in the good-value zone for a 65-inch C1 in Australia: new pricing was around A$3,495–A$4,299, and even strong open-box/clearance examples have landed around A$1,795–A$2,695 depending on seller and timing. So this is fair to strong rather than a steal, but it’s close enough to the lower end that it reads as a sensible buy if the panel is clean and the seller is credible.
The C1 remains a very well-regarded OLED: excellent black levels, strong HDR impact, and fast gaming performance with four HDMI 2.1 ports, which keeps it attractive even as an older model. The real upside here is getting a premium 65-inch OLED at a midrange used price, especially if it’s original-owner, low-hours, and includes the remote and stand; at this price, that combination makes it an easy shortlist candidate.
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LG Electronics traces its roots to 1958, when Koo In-hwoi founded GoldStar Co., Ltd. in South Korea amid the nation's post-Korean War reconstruction. As one of the country's first electronics manufacturers, GoldStar pioneered domestic production of radios, televisions, refrigerators, and fans, rapidly scaling to produce over a million TVs annually by the mid-1970s. The brand evolved through a 1995 merger with Lucky Chemical—originating from Koo's 1947 venture—adopting the LG name, a fusion of "Lucky" and "GoldStar," to reflect its broadened industrial legacy.
In hi-fi and audio, LG focuses on mainstream consumer categories rather than specialist gear like amplifiers, turntables, DACs, or cables. It excels in soundbars, wireless multi-room speakers, portable Bluetooth systems, and high-end OLED TV-integrated audio solutions, often featuring Dolby Atmos and AI-enhanced processing for immersive home theater experiences.
LG holds a commanding mid-tier position in the global market as the second-largest electronics manufacturer, prioritizing innovative, value-driven products over high-end audiophile exclusivity. Its reputation blends reliability and cutting-edge features with mass appeal, making it a go-to for knowledgeable buyers seeking accessible performance without boutique premiums.
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