That probably wanted to feel big for once and crept in.
Thank you for pointing this out. We will be happy to pass this on internally to the relevant department and hope that it will be corrected in the near future.
The warranty for this TV is 2 years, including the panel. The Web OS is compatible in Switzerland. We provide the warranty support in case of issues. Repairs are conducted at an authorized service centre.
The CHF 1,0000 for the 83" was available from 00:00 today until the 10 units were on sale. Apparently the current LG cashback has already been deducted by Digitec.
The question to @Digitec now is whether the G4s on sale now are also eligible for the deduction from LG (after registration?)?
The difference between the two articles is that article 44390882 is an imported model. This means that it is supplied with an adapter so that the device fits into the Swiss socket. It is also possible that the operating instructions are not in German.
Article 44541990, on the other hand, is a model that was manufactured for the Swiss market and therefore does not require an adapter.
The LG OLED65G48LW (2024) can be integrated into Apple HomeKit, as all LG TVs with AI ThinQ from 2019, including newer models, offer HomeKit support. The Home app can be used to control functions such as switching on/off, volume and input selection, including via Siri voice commands.
Yes, you can pair Bluetooth devices with the device. You can recognise this on other models by the fact that the "Wireless speaker" or "Bluetooth" option is available in the menu under Settings > All settings > Sound > Sound output.
This is a product without an integrated sound system included in the scope of delivery. A separate sound solution must be purchased separately if required.
Yes, be sure to use the one supplied. The standard brackets are not an ideal fit because the holes are relatively high up on the TV. A stand is not included with this model, only the wall bracket.
According to our information, the primary difference between the OLED65G42LW and OLED65G48LW models lies in their tuner functionalities. The OLED65G48LW is equipped with a twin tuner, enabling features such as simultaneous recording and viewing of different channels. In contrast, the OLED65G42LW does not offer this capability. This distinction in features may contribute to the price variation between the two models.
As far as I know, your wall bracket is compatible. LW is for the wall and a bracket is included in the delivery. I would definitely choose wall mounting, the other model is with a base.
Generally speaking, newer models such as the 65G49LS usually have updated processors, improved image processing technologies and advanced software features.
The LG OLED65G49LS is a 65-inch OLED TV from the 2024 G4 series and features the new Alpha 11 processor, which offers advanced image processing functions. It also supports the webOS Re:New programme, which enables up to four guaranteed upgrades to the next webOS version.
EU models are imported models that are manufactured for another EU country, these are supplied with an additional adapter so that the power cable can be connected to the Swiss socket. It is also possible that the instructions for use are not supplied in German.
The price difference is due to the purchasing conditions.
As a company, we work closely with various suppliers to offer our customers the best possible price. As a result, we can purchase and offer certain models at more favourable conditions depending on the order quantity.
The designation "Gallery Edition" stands for a particularly flat and elegant design that presents itself like a work of art on the wall, often with a flush wall mounting without any distance to the surface. This design is typical of the G4 series and was already used in predecessor models such as the G3.
Technically, the Gallery Edition stands out thanks to the OLED evo panel with improved brightness and colour brilliance, supported by the new Alpha 11 processor, which offers improved image processing and AI-supported image optimisation. Compared to other 65" G4 models, the Gallery Edition is therefore primarily characterised by its design and optimised display technology, which ensures particularly high brightness and colour fidelity.
To summarise:
- Gallery Edition means a particularly flat, flush-to-wall design with a gallery look.
- Uses the OLED evo panel with Brightness Booster for higher brightness.
- Equipped with the new Alpha 11 processor for improved picture quality.
- Technically similar to other G4 models, but with a focus on design and display performance.
The main differences between the two LG G4 OLED models are likely related to design and packaging rather than core functionality. Here are some potential differences:
- Design and Mounting: The «Gallery Edition» might include specific design elements or a unique mounting system, such as the Zero Gap Design, which allows the TV to fit snugly against the wall.
- Packaging and Accessories: The Gallery Edition could come with additional accessories or a different packaging style.
- Color or Finish: There might be variations in the color or finish of the TV's frame or stand.
For precise details, it's best to check the official product descriptions or contact the retailer directly.
