Off topic; Besides iPhone camera/lens do you use to film your videos?

@Richmondthefish we have a Sony FX3. About to get FX30 to rid ourselves of the iPhone back up

@@BTheInstaller Good choices

@BTheInstaller I’m trying to decide if I should go with the 77 g2 or spend more money and get the 77 g3. Do you think it’s worth it?

@@nics8040 77 G3 since it's MLA. Dont get the 83 G3 as its not MLA and same as last year.

Thanks for watching!

Only Sony for me since 1964….never had a bad one

@@stes3061 I love Sony too…I have the Sony a90j now. It’s extremely accurate maybe for me a little too accurate. I love the 3D look to the LG G3 and it will get brighter than my a90j.

​@@jenwalshwellbalancedlifestyledoes the G3 HAVE to be wall mounted . It doesn't come with a stand right?

@@StationOutlook It does not have to be wall mounted, however you will need to buy a separate stand if you prefer that. Any 3rd party stand should do the trick.

I will try this. Would love to get it to work. Getting the FX30 to compliment the FX3 we have so both can shoot HDR

Think you

For firmware updates? I guess it depends if your going to use any built in apps vs an AppleTv, etc.

The color alone

Why use with apple tv? The apps on the tv are not good enough?

C series got no love since 2019, stop buying it. C3 can't even hit 1000 peak brightness in 2023. C9 looks pretty much identical to C3. G series is LGs high-end line.

​@@Dr.WhetFartsyou expect a lower end series to be high end? Lol

​@@Dr.WhetFartsthe C series is still a great entry level oled value

@@Ventus7777 It's actually their mid tier. It goes B (low), C (mid), G (high). LG C series is a fantastic option for someone that wants to not cheap out, but also isn't ready to drop over 5k

@@meyeame8956 you're right. I bought C2 this year for the price of lower tier B model ($950). It's my first OLED and I couldn't justify paying more for G3. I'm super happy with the purchase and the price I paid but I'll definitely be upgrading in the future for bigger QD-OLED

Thanks for watching!

Thanks. You'd never know it took 5 hours of video and install haha. Could have done it in an hour without the cameras

What size did you get and how much was it with $1400 off?

I agree but having just upgraded from the CX to the G3. I really hate all the “sponsored” app buttons & will severely miss the play & pause button from my CX remote.

I find it infuriating that no one talks about the studs. I've searched high and low for information on this, watched many mounting videos of the LG G3, and not once has anyone so much as mentioned anything to do with studs. They just magically center the mount exactly where the TV should be centered and mount it there as though it doesn't need to be secured to studs, which makes no sense to me. It seems you'd want such an expensive TV to be secured to studs. But alas - no information.

Same question. I haven’t checked yet but seems like it’s more of a chance that the studs will be where they need to be than not. Unless the bracket has multiple holes to use but even then seems odd?

I have this same TV on order and have the same exact situation with the studs. I have a stud that is center of where I would like the TV to be centered. Will I be ok with mounting into that stud using the two most centered holes of that bracket, and then using toggle bolts into the sheetrock for the other side? Please help!

@@adamhurley2406 I used toggle bolts in addition to screwing into one stud. No issues here 2 months later. Would definitely not do if this was a pivot mount but given how flush it hangs I don't see as much risk.

@@adamhurley2406 I cut out sheetrock, added 2/10s on either side of center stud to outer studs, then repaired and painted

Actually it won’t make it tough at all, he most likely will run it to his AVR, then plug everything into that…

His Marantz receiver can do the HDMI switching.

I have the same exact TV as you. Absolutely love it!

@@juvonycoolme too. The 77” A80J is underrated

@@unknownsource4359 I totally agree. I can't find any reason to buy any other TV in this price range. Simply amazing straight out of the box!

Ideally. It's not 100% needed if you have a solid single stud and are fully confident in the togglers

@@BTheInstaller Awesome, ty so much for the quick response 👍

As long as your home theatre has no issues with sunlight coming from windows, the 83" G2 will give you all the brightness you will ever need.

Don't buy now, they will get huge price drops on Black Friday. If your room isn't too bright with lots of windows then the G2 should do fine, but I would recommend a G3 or S95c for the peace of mind (maybe you will change up your room or move to another house/apartment). 83 inch is a better fit for your viewing distance, but the brightness differences reviewers like HDTVtest are claiming are quite dishonest to say the least. He's measuring and comparing the brightness of little white squares on the screen...who watches little white squares on a screen? Nobdoy! Once you watch regular content the brightness differences are not that much, yes noticable, but nothing to boast about. If you are going to watch mostly during daytime and only occasionally in the dark I would honestly recommend you to get a Samsung Mini LED. Those are relatively cheap and come in bigger sizes (~2k for 85 inches!) and are MUCH brighter than any OLED ever will be plus you get the peace of mind of never having to worry about Burn in ever again. Look for deals on the Qn90b/Qn95b

​@@westibbsthanks for your response. I am not much bothered about gaming features at the moment. Primarily need it for movies and series on OTT. Is image processing and upscaling of sony a huge setup over LG? And have seen in reviews that sound is also better on A80L. Hanging in between Pros & Cons of both...😛

I'm going to do something like you did eventually. So cool.

Somewhat. Yes it’s only about 17” wide & would be nice if your studs line up, but if not, you can get two screws into one stud & use drywall anchors/toggle bolts in the other holes.

Exactly! What else to expect when the product is sponsored by the manufacturer... but hey, if I point that out I become the party pooper 😅😅

It’s how he orders the lady around that makes it so uncomfortable to watch. Why have her there if clearly she is bullied. “Come on open it what are you waiting for” It’s not just on this video, watch any of his videos it’s so bad the lady never knows what to do and her confidence even when commenting you can see it’s gone!

I see I've found the critical message string. I was one of a few in an LG campaign to make a video for them. Spawnpoiint, all things tech... this isn't really a review, it's an install. And Jen and I poke fun at each other in all videos. She's quite confident and helps as needed. I always thank her and we have a fantastic relationship. Appreciate you stopping by. Next week 98" X90L. No sponsor... haha

@@BTheInstaller Nothing but respect to the Missus. I don’t endorse any criticism toward her at all. She seems like an amazing woman.

My bad, it's not a review, you are right about that. My apologies for my undeserved comment. 🙋

just measurement from a reference point and voila...

The Sony is always better

@@Grande79 they are mate. But they’re expensive.

@@jasmadahar9089 yea, that’s the one drawback, the LG equivalent is always a good $500-$800 less

@@Grande79 I know. I saw a demo at my local electrical superstore. I must admit, I was wowed by the picture. To be fair, the guy showing it me put KZfaq on and showed a 4K demo. Even with the compressed nature, it looked superb. I think that the Sony will have to go sone was with its new QD-OLED to beat it. The S95C they displayed looked just fantastic, so it’s going to be difficult to chose one.

@@jasmadahar9089 I am not a fan of Samsung displays. They just over saturate and over brighten. Upscaling compared to Sony is abysmal and let’s face it, 90% of the time we are watching inferior compressed sources. Also the processing for motion isn’t as good as Sony. Of course things may have changed over the last couple of years. If I switch from Sony I would probably go with LG for the savings

Right shit is crazy

Wooden studs and drywall. The mount is firm against it

I guess those studs were just right to center the tv? I’m a bit worried about that. No one talks about studs if the center of the wall for the tv isn’t just right with regard to stud position. Then what do you do?

I have the same question...were you able to find out anything?@@tomn68

Will I be ok with one side into a stud and the other with toggle bolts into the drywall?@@BTheInstaller