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Looking for the cheapest route to 2017 LG OLED TV ownership? The 55in version of the C7 is it. Calling LG’s 2017 OLED range a success is a bit of an understatement. It’s an odd range, though: every model has exactly the same panel and picture-processing tech.
The main differences are the styling and speakers. You can spend £8000 on an LG OLED if you like, but its picture will be no better than the £2500 OLED55C7V (C7 for short) we have on test here.
The C7 is even more similar to the B7 than it is to the rest of the range. The two are separated only by the pedestal stand and some other slight aesthetic details.
There's a difference in availability, too: you’ll find the B7 from practically any retailer that sells TVs, but the C7 is exclusive to Currys. Given the B7 (also now available for £2500) has already received a five-star verdict, it seems obvious the C7 will too.
It’s out with the new and in with the old for LG’s OLED TV ranges. Where the company’s 2016 model, the C6, had a curved screen and supported 3D, the all-new 55-inch OLED55C7V flattens off the curves and dumps the 3D capability of its predecessor. Like most TV manufacturers, LG will not be selling any televisions with curved screens or 3D this year.
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