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it was a great tv fantja...

Posted by Jim Pearce on June 15, 2017 at 10:15:08:
And at 12' 720p through component looked just as good as a 55" 4K OLED will. Plus it was ISF calibrated. Unfortunately the screen started to deteriorate in the top left corner (it took on a light green stain even when turned off) and the power supply was acting up too - clouds of bright green pixels were showing up in high illumination areas in the top center.

The Elite was an in-store demo for several months and then got heavy usage in our house for fourteen years. Despite the fact that the C7 has the best screen you can buy today I just can't see it lasting fifteen years.