LG C3 OLED Review

The C3 did not change much from the C2 and did not need to. It is the model where LG's OLED range stops being entry level and starts being complete: the evo panel is bright enough for most rooms, the processing is a clear step above the B series, and it carries every gaming feature that matters with 120Hz and variable refresh on all four inputs. Picture quality is the OLED standard, which means perfect contrast, natural colour and motion that lets fast sport stay legible.

The weaknesses are relative. It is not as bright as the G3 above it or the QD-OLED rivals from Samsung, so the largest HDR highlights are held back, and the webOS interface has grown cluttered with promotion. Now that it has been replaced twice, it is the OLED to look for on the second hand market, where the difference to newer models is smaller than the saving.