LG’s C2 OLED is the TV I’d buy on Black Friday – and here’s why
LG's OLED is the Black Friday TV to beat
LG’s 65-inch C2 OLED TV has hit a new low price – you can now get it for just $1,697 in this Amazon deal, and other retailers like Best Buy have it listed at a similar cost. That’s a fantastic deal for a TV of this quality, and one we can easily recommend.
The main reason we can single this out among Black Friday deals is that the LG C2 was the TV of the year in the TechRadar Choice awards. And while it’s not the cheapest set you’ll find among the wide-ranging Black Friday TV deals we’re following, it’s easily one of the best and, personally, the set I’d choose if I were to click that Buy Now button.
What does the LG C2 have to recommend it – beyond our award, that is? It uses the company’s next-gen OLED Evo panel, which delivers higher peak brightness than previous OLED models. That’s something you’ll notice when watching movies with 4K HDR, and the C2 series further uses LG’s latest Alpha a9 Gen 5 processor to enhance HDR picture performance.
The C2 series OLED is also a gaming powerhouse, offering up four HDMI 2.1 ports, 4K 120Hz (with Dolby Vision support), VRR, and AMD FreeSync and Nvidia G-Sync. I should mention here that, along with being our overall TV of the year, the C2 also snagged our Gaming TV of the year award.
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Today's best Black Friday LG C2 OLED TV deal
LG 65-inch C2 OLED TV: was $1,796.99 now $1,696.99 at Amazon
LG's 65-inch C2 series OLED TV has hit its all-time low price in this Black Friday sale. We loved the C2 when we reviewed it, and it ended up winning for both the best gaming TV and best overall TV of 2022 in the Tech Radar Choice Awards. At almost $1,700, the LG C2 isn't the cheapest 65-inch TV around, but given its outstanding combination of features, performance, and value, this is still a fantastic deal.
When the C2 series was first released, I had an opportunity to compare a 65-inch model with the company’s G2 “gallery” series OLED TV at LG’s corporate headquarters in New Jersey. I was amazed at how well the C2 held up next to the company’s pricier OLED series, matching it on nearly every picture quality parameter I could think of. It really is that good.
With TVs regularly marching in and out of the door as part of my job as a reviewer, I don’t have any need at the moment to buy a new TV. But if I were to buy a set on Black Friday, the 65-inch LG C2 is the one I’d have my eye on. In fact, I’d be likely to step up to the 77-inch C2, which is also getting a Black Friday discount at Amazon.
Whichever size LG C2 OLED TV you buy, you really can’t go wrong. And since the company sells C2 models in six screen sizes ranging from 42 up to 83 inches, there’s a C2 to fit nearly any viewing environment. Black Friday deals are here, and they’re great. You know what to do.
More Black Friday LG C2 OLED TV deals
More Black Friday deals
- Amazon: 50% off TVs, AirPods, clothing & toys
- Apple AirPods Pro 2: down to $199 at Amazon
- Best Buy: up to $700 off TVs, laptops & iPads
- Cheap TVs: $79.99 smart TVs from Best Buy
- Christmas trees: prices starting at $38.99
- Dell: laptops from $299.99
- Gifts ideas: 40% off holiday gifts from Amazon
- Home Depot: 50% off tools & appliances
- Lowe's: $750 off appliances, decor & tools
- Macy's: coats, sweaters & boots from $10
- Overstock: 70% off decor and furniture
- Nectar: up to $500 off mattresses + free gifts
- Nordstrom: 50% off UGG, Nike & North Face
- Samsung: $2,500 off TVs & appliances
- Sephora: 50% off makeup, perfume & gifts
- Target: 45% off toys, TVs, Keurig & more
- Toys: 50% off best-selling toys at Walmart
- Ulta: up to 50% off makeup, hair & perfume
- Verizon: get the iPhone 14 Pro for free
- Walmart: 60% off toys, TVs, vacuums & laptops
- Wayfair: up to 80% off sitewide, + free shipping
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Al Griffin has been writing about and reviewing A/V tech since the days LaserDiscs roamed the earth, and was previously the editor of Sound & Vision magazine.
When not reviewing the latest and greatest gear or watching movies at home, he can usually be found out and about on a bike.