LG has today begun a new runout promotion that runs until March 8, 2024, a massive six weeks of great deals on LG products.
The headline act of the promotion is the LG OLED TVs, including the LG G3 and C3 OLED TVs now at a whopping up to $2,000 and $1,000 off respectively. These TVs offer a premium viewing experience with their self-lit pixel technology without the restrictions of backlight technology.
Premium LG TV features such as smart TV with integrated AI technology to deliver improved picture quality and sound based on the surrounding environment and the picture being displayed on the TV.
QNED TVs are also included in the runout sale with up to $700 off the premium LED TV range. THE QNED range are still able to produce a vibrant picture thanks to their Quantum Dot and NanoCell technologies and can produce this quality at much bigger sizes than OLED.
You can pair your new LG TV up with one of their soundbars, also on sale for the next six weeks. When combined the LG TV and soundbar unlock WOW Orchestra which uses all every single audio channel from both the soundbar and the TV. Enjoy up to $500 off the soundbars while stock lasts.
These sales end on March 8 so you still have some time to consider which product to purchase but don’t hesitate too long as stock is limited.
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