LG 48 inch CX OLED availability in India

CX 48" pricing turns out costlier than 55" in stores?
Will it work out in india?
70-80k would be killer pricing during diwali.
 
CX 48" pricing turns out costlier than 55" in stores?
Will it work out in india?
70-80k would be killer pricing during diwali.
They are looking at it as a niche product, not much supply. That's why availability restricted to only exclusive stores. That would need to be change for pricing to come down meaningfully. Even the stores who are selling keep pushing the 55 inch over it, saying its a much better deal
From 2 lacs at launch to 70k..well okay.
2 lacs is a sticker price. Market price started at 1.35 or so at launch
 
From 2 lacs at launch to 70k..well okay.
If 55CX history is to be believed, yes.

55CX sold for 105k and 55BX 95k effective last Diwali.
These are launched with launch price of 250k and 230k respectively.

48CX, no clue. This is first of a kind product.
 
If 55CX history is to be believed, yes.

55CX sold for 105k and 55BX 95k effective last Diwali.
These are launched with launch price of 250k and 230k respectively.

48CX, no clue. This is first of a kind product.
I don't think 48CX will be discounted as much as 55CX or 55C1 this year. The 48" is a low volume product for people with big pockets (ultra high end monitor buyers) so it's unlikely to see bigger discounts.

The story will change with the 48C1 because now it will be made on a different mother-glass and not with the low volume 77CX like with the 48CX.
 
I was told that the ongoing semi conductor shortage due to covid related logistical bottlenecks where Taiwan is pulled either side of the tug of war rope by China and USA to supply to their corporates who hoard chip sets to meet supply demand chain will create a ripple, a butterfly effect that will eventually end up making electronics costlier from 2022. We might see prices on the high side of things from 2022. Is this true?
 
I was told that the ongoing semi conductor shortage due to covid related logistical bottlenecks where Taiwan is pulled either side of the tug of war rope by China and USA to supply to their corporates who hoard chip sets to meet supply demand chain will create a ripple, a butterfly effect that will eventually end up making electronics costlier from 2022. We might see prices on the high side of things from 2022. Is this true?
Silicon suppliers have indicated price hikes of as much as 30%. In a TV, share of new gen silicon in overall cost is low so wouldnt worry about it
 
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