A:AnswerI purchased the C7 and was initially satisfied with the sound. The sound settings had several options that could help you shape the sound you want. That being said, I later purchased a Bose sound bar. I’ve always liked the sound produced by Bose. The Bose sound bar has a dialogue switch that helps make dialogue clearer. I also never really crank up the sound as I live in an apartment and respect my neighbors. The sound is very satisfying and combined with a great TV, watching is enjoyable.
A:AnswerThe OLED55C7P has a 120hZ refresh rate. If you have any other questions, or would just like to see our helpful tips, check us out on Twitter @LGUSSupport or on facebook at www.facebook.com/LGUSA ^CP
A:AnswerDid you mean LG since this is an LG OLED? Whether you meant Sony or LG, it's just too early to ask that question. The only way we'll know the differences is when they announce new features for 2018 and that probably won't happen until...wait for it...2018. One thing they probably will have though since they just announced the spec being finalized, is HDMI 2.1. Google it to learn more.
Sony's 2017 OLED's came out around June I believe and LG's OLED models came out around March and April so we should expect similar release dates for next year.
A:AnswerHello Ross, the OLED55C7P is the newest in the line of OLED TV's and has features that reduce and prevent image retention. As the consumer, you of course have the option to turn them off, but the TV will warn you of what the feature is there for. ^AC
A:AnswerIt sounds like we'll need to walk through some troubleshooting for your TV. Please head over to our support team via @LGUSSupport on Twitter so that we can dig into this a little more for you. ^CP
A:AnswerNo burn in issues with the new 3.0 os vs the older 2.0 os. Unlike the first generation oled there is now a screen refresh feature in the option settings. Applications are quite small in size and can load tons of apps.
A:AnswerI have had mine for about a month I use the Apple TV 4k, Nvidia Shield, PS4 and Fire TV with no lip sync issues. I believe the issue with pixel burning has been addressed with this model thanks to the OLED panel setting. I returned the set I originally purchased in favor for this one I have to say I have been very pleased I did have an issue with itoons and google play not playing sound but a quick call to LG fixed that with a few changes in the settings.
A:AnswerThe built in speakers are the most often criticized feature of this TV. Yes, it would be wise to purchase either a soundbar or surround sound system.
A:AnswerDolby Atmos is a new audio format for creating and playing back multichannel movie soundtracks. It was developed to give movie sound a more three-dimensional effect. Traditional 5.1- and 7.1-channel surround setups deliver captivating sound using speakers placed all around your room. ^CP
A:AnswerThis may or may not help based on what model of iPhone you have. I have an Ipad. I bought an adapter that goes from the only port it has, the one I charge it thru. The adapter converts that port size to hdmi which I plug into an hdmi port on my oled tv and stream.
