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I have an LG C2 OLED that I have never connected to the internet. It's not cheap, but it's got a killer UI and works incredibly well. I dig that the remote is k
by whalesalad 4y ago
I have an LG C2 OLED that I have never connected to the internet. It's not cheap, but it's got a killer UI and works incredibly well. I dig that the remote is kinda like a wii controller in that you can physically move it around to use it like a pointer device. I stayed at an Airbnb this last week which had a similar LG model that was connected to the internet and while it was great to have all the streaming services online and available, it was kinda irritating to see all kinds of alerts and popups once in a while. Modern TV's are good as long as you keep them in the dark, at least I can say that for LG.
- tylerflick 4y agoI have the same experience with my LG C2. One thing that I can recommend is buying a decent router that can segment LAN traffic. This way you can connect the TV to your local network to utilize the Homekit functionality, but block all outbound internet traffic.
- spike021 4y agoI bought this same tv a month ago. I ended up connecting it to my wifi, actually. I hadn't planned to since I have an older 4k Apple TV but decided to try the native apps. With ads and tracking turned off, I haven't seen any ads other than a single one on the homescreen, which I rarely use as it is, for a $25 off thing for LG's website.