Black Friday 2019 TV deals are here, and not just on disposable off-brand TVs. If you're looking for the best TV picture quality, you're going to want to buy an OLED TV, and here's a deal on the top-rated OLED TV on the market today, the LG C9 Series. For a limited time, Amazon is offering the 65-inch C9 OLED TV for $2096.99 ($500 off) and the 55-inch C9 for $1496.99 ($100 off), while supplies last. Both sets come with a free year of Disney+ streaming.
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The LG C9 OLED features full 4K UltraHD resolution (3840x2160 pixels), Dolby Vision and HDR10 High Dynamic Range and Dolby Atmos surround sound. LG's THINQ AI technology allows you to control TV operations with your voice. And this year LG supports both Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant, without the need to add on a separate listening device like a Google Home or Amazon Echo. The C9 includes all of the popular streaming services, such as Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, Hulu, SlingTV and Disney+. In fact, you get a year of the Disney+ service for free with the purchase of this TV.
But it's the picture quality that makes this set a keeper. LG's self-emissive OLED technology has earned their TVs the highest ratings from A/V journalists and consumers alike for the last several years. No LED or LCD set can match the black levels, off-axis image quality, picture uniformity and color saturation of an OLED TV. And whether you're into movies, sports or episodic TV shows, you'll marvel at the clarity, deep blacks and eye-popping colors of an OLED.
The C9 is the lowest cost LG set to include their new Alpha 9 processor, which means that it has the same amazing picture quality as LG's most expensive models. LG's entry-level set, the B9 series also offers excellent picture quality, but the Alpha 9 processor in the C9 series make it even better. For a good discussion of the picture quality improvements of the C9 over the B9, see John Archer's review of the B9 TV in Forbes.
For CNET's take on this TV (the C9 series) see David Katzmaier's review.
Price and stock was current as of the publication of this article (10:00, November 29, 2019) but check Amazon for current pricing/availability:
