hi everyone,

the new lineup of philips came out and all tvs will use titan os. I was thinking about buying an LG tv because of ambilight but now I'm in doubt.

How is the the new titan os after 2 years from it's release? There are ads? There is any important missing app? Currently this is what I use on my LG tv:

• amazon prime
• apple tv
• crunchyroll
• hbo max
• now tv
• plex
• modded youtube without ads

I don't really need much more honestly. There are major a

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Is there any USB to Ethernet adapter that will work with the 77OLED489/12? Bought one from Ugreen lately but it doesn't work on any of the USB ports. Is the tv generally not capable?

For example a 850?

I have a Philips 803 and I bought an LG C3 to play video games because of the 120Hz refresh rate, but it's much worse in terms of image quality, sharpness, and the HDR is worse, less impact. I imagine it's because they've lowered the input lag to the minimum, but damn, single-player games don't need that, and let me choose! I'm completely disappointed with this LG... Would a Philips 850 fix this? Or does it also barely process the image to have low input lag when playing games? Thanks