And if you wound up selecting LG’s forty-eight-inch CX Series OLED —which is currently retailing for $1,500 at Best Buy —few would argue with that choice.

LG is filling out its lineup of OLED TVs with a 48-inch version of its well-regarded CX series of 4K sets. The company plans to launch the 4K Ultra HD OLED 48CX in June, first in Europe and Asia ...

The company’s 48-inch OLED TV in the CX series has gotten a great deal of attention of late as one of the smallest TVs on the market, and that model is set to ship early next month.

But the fact remains: the 48" is THE size to get if you want to use this as a gaming monitor. 48" LG CX 4K OLED Smart TV for $1349.99 Free My Best Buy Membership Required ...

The LG CX OLED comes in a handful of screen sizes, ranging from 48 inches up to 77 inches, but for most shoppers, the 55- and 65-inch options will be the most attractive.

Second, because LG confirmed the C-series sets are a key factor that has helped it claim a 12-year lead in OLED TV sales mere ...

We recently took a look at Sony’s A8H OLED, a new model with flagship features at a slightly lower price point for OLEDs. Now it’s time to take a look at a direct competitor, the LG CX. It’s ...

CX series (48-, 55-, 65- and 77-inch): The workhorse of the 2020 lineup is the only one to include that 48-inch size and will, if previous years are any indication, cost significantly less than ...

LG has somehow done it again; the new 2021 C1-series and G1-series OLED TVs look even better than last year's CX and GX models. These are considered by many to be the best TVs on the market.

Why? It’s clearly not because the C5 isn't a great TV. It is. It’s just that it’s not a big enough step forward to justify ...

The BX series will be available in 65 and 55-inch sizes, while the CX series will be available in 77, 65, 55 and 48-inch. And yes, you read that right: LG is introducing a 48-inch CX model for 2020.

I also got to spend a few minutes just before publishing this article checking out a 48-inch OLED48CX running a PC racing game at 120fps (something LG’s new OLED TVs can support from HDMI 2.0 ...