If you are currently looking for a real luxury television, then you should consider the LG OLED65B19LA at MediaMarkt. The OLED television with a 65-inch display not only supports 120 Hz, but also the latest HDMI 2.1 standard. This makes it perfect for the latest generation of consoles. For a short time, the television is available at an unbelievably low price.
LG TVs with 65″ OLED screen at the absolute best price
Modern OLED televisions with current technology are usually very expensive. This one cost 2,499 euros when it was launched. However, you currently have the opportunity to LG OLED65B19LA for only 1,175.63 euros (view at MediaMarkt). It’s a brand new 65-inch 120Hz HDMI 2.1 OLED TV that’s selling at other retailers for €1,300. You don’t even have to pay shipping costs, which saves you additional costs.
If you don’t want to hit MediaMarkt, you can also do it at Saturn. The TV is offered there for the same price. You can’t get the TV at all from Amazon at the moment.
In this video we explain the difference between an LCD and OLED TV:
What good is the LG OLED TV?
Here you get a 2021 model with the latest hardware. The 65-inch OLED panel not only supports 120 Hz for smooth display and can do this through HDMI 2.1 Unlock the full potential of next-gen consoles like the PS5 and Xbox Series X, but even has Nvidia G-Sync and AMD FreeSync on board. So you can also connect a high-end gaming PC and gamble with it. Especially since the PS5 now also supports VRR, the LG OLED65B19LA is one of the best gaming televisions ever.
Of course, the LG television can also be used as a perfectly normal TV. It has a twin-triple tuner and can therefore receive everything directly. In addition, thanks to webOS 6.0, of course all common Smart TV functions included. The reviews are excellent (look at Amazon).
I myself own an LG OLED TV and if I needed a new TV right now this would be my first choice – especially at the price. This is where you should strike if you are looking for a new television.
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