Which one?

LG OLED 65CX9LA

Mmm.

Personally I don't like buying expensive things from Ebay due to the warranty situation.

For example with phones, you can buy a new Samsung phone in Canada for like $1,599.99 for 128 GB model. You can buy the exact same model on ebay, just with 256GB for $1,300.96.

The kicker comes when you have to deal with warranty situation as the phone originated from a different country. So if something happens regardless of whether or not it's a manufacturing defect, Samsung won't honour the warranty. (Well unless it explodes lul)

LG has been known to replace burn in problems with their OLED TVs even when the TVs are out of warranty. It doesn't mean you may be that lucky but I'd think about the warranty situation with OLED TVs just in case something happens. Specially if it's gonna be plugged into my PC.

https://www.reddit.com/r/OLED/comments/f2vq3z/lg_is_doing_a_one_time_free_panel_replacement_for/

Ebay is fine. Especially when you live in Germany where you have extreme buyer protection. It's a trusted seller and I have a whole month of return if something's wrong with it.

https://www.ebay.de/itm/174389140261

I actually bought my current TV from ebay 5 years ago. It was 4400€ back then.

Curse your European Consumer Protection Laws T_T

Just wanted to buy it and it's suddenly increased by 100€ -.-

Asshats.

edit: still bought it.

https://twitter.com/MissGinaDarling/status/1301721126846963712?s=20

Looks like Red Team is getting ready to show off Big Navi. Hype!!!

Congrats!!

It's gonna be here next week. I'm already trying to get used to some new settings on my PC to reduce future burn in. Hiding your task bar isn't too bad actually. Now I just need to find a way to hide scrollbars in my browser and to hide the GUI on top and I'll be fine for burn in for years.

I want to buy some good HDMI cables to get the best out of HDMI 2.1. Anyone know what to look out for? I do plan to fully utilize the bandwidth with 4k120Hz and HDR.