Comparison LG OLED65B9 vs LG OLED65C9
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| LG OLED65B9 | LG OLED65C9 | |
| Outdated Product | from £1,127.70 | |
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65 inch 4K OLED display. α7 Gen 2 processor. Supports Amazon Echo, Amazon Alexa, Google Assistant. AirPlay 2 support | Smooth video sequence (120 Hz). Low input lag. Two subwoofers. Multimedia remote control with a pointer. AirPlay 2. HDMI 2.1. Bluetooth v5.0. Slim form factor. Gallery background mode. | |
| Size | 65 " | 65 " |
| Operating system | Smart TV (proprietary system) | Smart TV (proprietary system) |
Display | ||
| Matrix | OLED | OLED |
| Screen surface | anti-glare | anti-glare |
| Resolution | 3840x2160 px | 3840x2160 px |
| Upscaling | up to 4K | up to 4K |
| Frame rate | 100/120 Hz | 100/120 Hz |
| HDR support | HDR10, Dolby Vision | HDR10, Dolby Vision |
| Colour enhancement | ||
| NVIDIA compatible | G-Sync Compatible | |
Multimedia | ||
| Sound power | 40 W | 40 W |
| Number of speakers | 2 | 2 |
| Subwoofer | ||
| Audio decoders | Dolby Surround, DTS, Dolby Atmos | Dolby Atmos, DTS |
| Digital tuner | DVB-T2 (terrestrial) DVB-C (cable) DVB-S (satellite) DVB-S2 (satellite) | DVB-T2 (terrestrial) DVB-C (cable) DVB-S (satellite) DVB-S2 (satellite) |
| Picture-in-picture | ||
Features | ||
| Features | AirPlay 2 Wi-Fi 5 (802.11ac) Miracast Bluetooth v5.0 voice control Amazon Alexa Google Assistant | AirPlay 2 Wi-Fi 5 (802.11ac) Miracast Bluetooth v5.0 voice control Amazon Alexa Google Assistant |
Connectors | ||
| HDMI | 4 | 4 |
| HDMI version | v 2.1 | v 2.1 |
| Additional inputs | USB-A LAN | USB-A LAN |
| Outputs | mini-Jack (3.5 mm) headphones optical | mini-Jack (3.5 mm) headphones optical |
General | ||
| RAM | 2 GB | 3 GB |
| Built-in memory | 4 GB | 8 GB |
| Wall mount | VESA 300x200 mm | VESA 300x200 mm |
| Power consumption | 133 W | |
| Energy efficiency class | A | A |
| Dimensions (WxHxD) | 1449x869x246 mm | 1449x862x251 mm |
| Dimensions without stand (WxHxD) | 1449x830x47 mm | 1449x830x47 mm |
| Weight | 26.2 kg | 33.9 kg |
| Color | ||
| Added to E-Catalog | may 2019 | april 2019 |
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Glossary
NVIDIA compatible
Televisions with G-Sync Compatible support are models certified by NVIDIA to work correctly with the adaptive synchronization technology. They synchronize the screen's refresh rate with the frame rate of the GeForce graphics card, eliminating screen tearing and stuttering. Unlike "true" G-Sync modules, the VESA Adaptive-Sync standard (or AMD FreeSync) is used here, but tested and approved by NVIDIA. These televisions are particularly popular among gamers: when connecting a PC or gaming console, the picture becomes smoother and more responsive, which is crucial in dynamic games and at high graphic settings.
Audio decoders
A decoder can be broadly described as a standard in which digital audio (often multi-channel) is recorded. For normal playback of such sound, it is necessary that the corresponding decoder is supported by the device. Dolby Digital and DTS were the first in multi-channel decoding, gradually improving and introducing new features. The final stage for 2020 is Dolby Atmos and DTS X decoders.
– Dolby Atmos. A decoder that uses not a rigid distribution of sound across channels, but the processing of audio objects, due to which it can be used with almost any number of channels on a reproducing system — the sound will be divided between channels so that each audio object is heard as close as possible to its proper place. When using Dolby Atmos, ceiling speakers (or speakers facing the ceiling) are highly desirable. However, in extreme cases, you can do without them.
— DTS X. An analogue of the Dolby Atmos described above, when the sound is distributed not through individual channels, but through audio objects. The digital signal contains information about where (according to the director's intention) the object audible to the user should be and how it should move, and the processor of the reproducing device processes this information and determines exactly how the sound should be distributed over the available channels in order to achieve the required localization. Thanks to this, DTS X is not tied to a specific number of audi...o channels — there can be as many as you like, the system will automatically divide the sound into them, achieving the desired sound. Also note that this decoder allows you to separately adjust the volume of dialogues.
– Dolby Atmos. A decoder that uses not a rigid distribution of sound across channels, but the processing of audio objects, due to which it can be used with almost any number of channels on a reproducing system — the sound will be divided between channels so that each audio object is heard as close as possible to its proper place. When using Dolby Atmos, ceiling speakers (or speakers facing the ceiling) are highly desirable. However, in extreme cases, you can do without them.
— DTS X. An analogue of the Dolby Atmos described above, when the sound is distributed not through individual channels, but through audio objects. The digital signal contains information about where (according to the director's intention) the object audible to the user should be and how it should move, and the processor of the reproducing device processes this information and determines exactly how the sound should be distributed over the available channels in order to achieve the required localization. Thanks to this, DTS X is not tied to a specific number of audi...o channels — there can be as many as you like, the system will automatically divide the sound into them, achieving the desired sound. Also note that this decoder allows you to separately adjust the volume of dialogues.
Picture-in-picture
The ability to display on the TV screen "pictures" from several sources at once. Usually, in the picture-in-picture mode, a small window is displayed in the background of the main image (or several such windows), which is displayed in full screen, in it you can see an additional image. One of the most popular ways to use this “multitasking” is to skip commercial breaks in TV broadcasts: for this time, you can switch the main image to a more interesting channel, and leave the ad in the auxiliary window to not miss the end of the commercial and continue watching. It is worth considering, however, that the images for each window must come from different sources — in other words, it will not work to turn on two channels at the same time from one tuner.
RAM
The amount of random access memory (RAM) installed in the TV.
In general, this volume is selected by the manufacturer in such a way that the device can normally cope with the tasks that are claimed for it. On the other hand, all else being equal, more RAM ( 3 GB, 4 GB or more) usually means faster performance. This parameter is especially important if the TV runs on Android: such firmware allows the installation of additional applications that may have rather high requirements for RAM. However, TVs with 2 GB of RAM and below can also not be discounted — they just can't pull high-demanding applications. But do not forget that this is a TV, not a laptop.
In general, this volume is selected by the manufacturer in such a way that the device can normally cope with the tasks that are claimed for it. On the other hand, all else being equal, more RAM ( 3 GB, 4 GB or more) usually means faster performance. This parameter is especially important if the TV runs on Android: such firmware allows the installation of additional applications that may have rather high requirements for RAM. However, TVs with 2 GB of RAM and below can also not be discounted — they just can't pull high-demanding applications. But do not forget that this is a TV, not a laptop.
Built-in memory
The amount of memory installed in the TV to store content in the device. The larger size is especially relevant given that modern TVs allow the installation of additional applications that enhance the capabilities — and these applications also require space. However, do not forget that the TV system also requires space. And manufacturers by the volume can indicate both the total value and the free memory calculated for installing applications. And the volume itself can vary from 4 GB to 16 GB or more. However, a TV with 8 GB memory may be the best option.
Power consumption
The electrical power normally consumed by the TV. This parameter strongly depends on the screen size and sound power (see above), however, it can be determined by other parameters — primarily additional features and technologies implemented in the design. It is worth noting that most modern LCD TVs are quite economical, and most often this parameter does not play a significant role — in most cases, power consumption is about several tens of watts. And even large models with a diagonal of 70 – 90" consume about 200 – 300 W — this can be compared with the system unit of a low-power desktop PC.












