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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: As New / Mint Payment Method: Cash, EFT on pick up Region/State: (VIC) Victoria/Australia By Timmy B 0 Comments Secure Ad AUD $2,300 Date: July 27, 20241 yr
LG’s C1 line is still a respected sweet spot for OLED: deep blacks, excellent contrast, and strong gaming features made it one of the better all-rounders of its generation. At A$2,300, this is a bit above the clearest used-market bargains and sits closer to the upper end of what I’d want to pay for a 65-inch C1 in clean condition; new-stock references in Australia have ranged from about A$1,795 to A$2,597, with older launch-era pricing much higher, so this is fair but not a standout steal.
That said, a like_new unit is the right way to buy an OLED if you want to reduce risk, because panel wear and cosmetic wear matter more than with LCD sets. If it’s genuinely low-hours, complete with the original stand and remote, and has no burn-in or panel issues, it’s a solid buy for someone wanting a big-screen OLED without paying fresh-retail money.
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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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