Written by Jorn
Edited on
31 December 2025
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11:24
Compare the LG G1 to the LG C1 OLED TVs
The G1 and C1 are the high-end models in the LG OLED series from 2021. While both televisions offer realistic images thanks to the OLED screen, the G1 has the new OLED EVO technique. This technique proves the TV with a higher brightness. The televisions also differ in design. In this comparison, you can read more about the differences and similarities between these TVs.
The LG OLED77G1RLA was replaced by the LG OLED77G45LW
Unfortunately, the television in this review is no longer available. There's a successor to this TV, which is the LG OLED77G45LW. The Micro Lens Array technology in the screen provides realistic images with extra brightness and contrast.
The LG OLED55C16LA was replaced by the LG OLED55C46LA
Unfortunately, the LG OLED55C16LA is no longer available.
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Comparison LG G1 and C1
| G1 | C1 | |
|---|---|---|
| Screen type | OLED | OLED |
| Sharpness | 4K (UHD) | 4K (UHD) |
| Available sizes | 55, 65, and 77 inches | 48, 55, 65, 77, and 83 inches |
| Power speakers | 60W | 40W |
| Mounting type included | Wall mount | Stand |
OLED technology
G1: higher brightness thanks to the EVO screen
LG continues the evolution of OLED with the EVO screen. The G1 is the only LG TV from 2021 with this new screen. Thanks to the innovation in the cooling elements behind the screen, the pixels light up even brighter. This way, the lard parts of the image are brighter than normal OLED televisions. As a result, the contrast is very powerful and HDR images show even more subtle color tones.
C1: the upsides of the familiar OLED screen
The LG C1 has the OLED screen that we're used to from LG. The thousands of pixels light up and dim individually when that's necessary. Black parts of the screen are really dark, for example. This way, you won't see a glow around bright colors against a black background. The moon glows brightly in the dark night sky. Because the C1 is less bright than the G1, you'll see reflections on the screen a bit sooner wit this TV.
Design
G1: slim TV with Gallery design
A large advantage of the LG G1 is the unique design. The 2.3cm thickness of the screen is the same across the entire TV. Thanks to the flat design of the wall mount, the television will hang flush against the wall. LG calls this Gallery design. The TV will hang on the wall like a painting, and it's a nice addition to your interior. The TV comes without leg stands. Do you want to put the TV on a cabinet? You'll have to buy leg stands separately.
C1: thin screen with plastic casing and wide leg stand
The design of the LG C1 is almost the same as its predecessors, the CX and C9. The OLED screen isn't even 1cm thick, the smaller plastic casing at the back is 5cm thick. At the bottom is a wide steel leg stand. There's 1 difference between the design of earlier versions. The C1 is completely white on the back, instead of black.
Size
G1: larger sizes
The LG C1 is available in the 3 different sizes 55, 65, and 77 inches. We recommend the larger sizes for viewing distances of 2m or more. These televisions are especially suitable for larger living rooms. The G1 isn't available in smaller sizes due to its design. The Gallery design looks best with a larger screen. The stylish slim television is an eye-catcher on your wall, for example.
C1: from 48 to 83 inches
The LG C1 offers more options in terms of screen sizes. This television is available in 48, 55, 65, 77, and 83 inches. Thanks to the smaller 48-inch model, OLED is now also suitable for smaller living rooms.
Conclusion
Are you looking for a television that looks good with your interior. In that case, the LG G1 is a good choice, thanks to the included wall mount and the slim design. Do you want to put the TV down? You can buy separate leg stands. Both the C1 and G1 have an excellent image quality, thanks to the OLED technique. The G1 does have a little higher brightness. This way, you'll have less reflections, and the image has a stronger contrast.
Article by Jorn
Television Expert.
