In Fortnite, the action was jitter-free and vibrant. In Forza Horizon 5, the screen kept up with the cars racing at top speeds. The C2 produced the smoothest, most colorful gameplay I’ve seen on the Xbox Series X. And all four of its HDMI inputs support version 2.1, meaning they are capable of providing the most fluid gameplay experience possible for those with a PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S or high-end gaming PC.īut does that really make a difference? Oh, yes. The C2 offers all the tech that you want if you’re a gamer with one of the latest game consoles: 120Hz refresh rate, variable refresh rate and auto low-latency mode as well as Nvidia G-Sync and AMD FreeSync. But the C2 isn’t as bright as some of the newer OLEDs from other companies - one of the few reasons to look at a different OLED TV. While watching in a fairly well-lit room during the daytime, I had no problem making out details, and it was noticeably brighter than the LG C9 I have. One of the knocks against OLEDs versus LEDs is the brightness that OLEDs are capable of, but the C2 is bright enough. Its “AI” settings, which adjust to the room conditions, were far more pleasing to the eye than that of Samsung’s QN90B, another new high-end TV. I made very few adjustments to get to the picture setting I liked best. Its deep blacks and resulting contrast made it easy to make out details in dark scenes - especially helpful when watching episodes of “House of the Dragon” or “The Sandman,” which both frequently take place in low-lit rooms. While watching “Elvis,” the bright colors during the King’s comeback special truly pulsed. Vibrant reds, yellows, blues and greens jump off the screen.
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