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  • 10-11-2020 1:42pm
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    gizabeer
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    Hi , I was looking a new tv for my kitchen and it will also be used with an Xbox series X , Can you tell me what the difference is between this 2 - LG OLED55BX6LB and OLED55BX6LA ? is it just the A has 120 hz vs 100 on the B ? and also do you guys just have the B in stock or do you have the A also ? Thanks


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    Richersounds.ie: DavidS
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    gizabeer wrote: »
    Hi , I was looking a new tv for my kitchen and it will also be used with an Xbox series X , Can you tell me what the difference is between this 2 - LG OLED55BX6LB and OLED55BX6LA ? is it just the A has 120 hz vs 100 on the B ? and also do you guys just have the B in stock or do you have the A also ? Thanks
    Hi Gizabeer.

    I think the difference between the LB and LA is the colour of the feet.
    One has dark feet and the other a lighter grey finish.

    Both sets can process 120Hz for the new gaming consoles.

    We stock the LB version which has the darker feet.

    Any questions please let me know.

    Kenny.


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