LG OLED EA9800 vs LG OLED EC9300

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OLED EA9800 compared with OLED EC9300
LGOLED EA9800LGOLED EC9300
Overview
ReleasedApril 2013August 2014
Display
PanelOLEDOLED
Panel detailCurved WRGB OLED with passive Cinema 3DCurved WRGB OLED with passive Cinema 3D
Resolution1920 × 1080 (Full HD)1920 × 1080 (Full HD)
HDR formatsNoneNone
Picture processingResolution Upscaler Plus, Real Cinema 24p and ISF Expert picture modes–
Motion handlingNative panel refresh rate is not established by the exact maker tables; no marketing motion rate is substituted.Native panel refresh is not established by the exact maker tables; unlimited MCI and Absolute Motion Clarity are marketing descriptions, not native Hz.
Sizes
Sizes55″55″
Largest size55″55″
Gaming
HDMI ports4 (0 HDMI 2.1 at 4K 120 Hz+)4 (0 HDMI 2.1 at 4K 120 Hz+)
Variable refresh rateNoneNone
HDMI detailFour HDMI inputs; MHL supportFour HDMI inputs, three side and one rear; ARC on the rear input and MHL support reported by AVForums
Input lag55 ms in Game mode (HDTVTest); 54 ms (AVForums). Both measured roughly 138 ms in the calibrated ISF picture mode.39 ms in PC mode and 49 ms in Game mode (HDTVTest); 41 ms and 52 ms respectively (AVForums), both on firmware 04.32.20
Smart TV and sound
Smart TV platformNetCastwebOS
ProcessorTriple XD Engine–
Speakers2.0 channels40 W
Wi-FiBuilt-in Wi-FiBuilt-in Wi-Fi
Speaker detailMaker Clear Speaker system with 10 W + 10 W + 10 W + 10 W output, a two-channel arrangement and subwoofer; Norway describes a three-way eight-speaker system40 W output. LG Czech specifies no subwoofer, while AVForums describes a 2.1-channel system; channel count is omitted because the sources conflict.
Audio featuresDolby Digital and DTS decodingDolby Digital and DTS decoding; LG wireless sound synchronisation
CastingMiracast, DLNA, WiDi, Wi-Fi Direct, NFC and LG CloudDLNA, MHL and LG Cloud; Miracast and WiDi reported by AVForums
Software updatesNetCast 4.0, explicitly named by LG Norway. LG Finland labels the same EA980W as webOS, conflicting with Norway and the original UK reviews. LG's July 2013 retrospective states that curved OLED sales began in Korea in April; this is the global sale month, rather than the later UK introduction.Launched with the original webOS Smart+ interface; the retained LG Czech page now says webOS 2.0. LG's syndicated August 27 2014 release states the US EC9300 was on sale that month, supporting August first-sale precision without treating the earlier promised August 24 day as independently confirmed delivery.
TV tunersDVB-T2, DVB-C and DVB-S2; two RF inputs and CI slot. Composite, component and SCART inputs are also specified.DVB-T2, DVB-C and DVB-S2, with CI slot; UK Freeview HD and satellite reception confirmed by AVForums. Analogue composite, component and SCART inputs are specified by LG.
USBThree USB inputs, two USB 2.0 and one USB 3.0, with USB hub supportThree side USB 2.0 inputs with hub support; no USB 3.0
EthernetEthernet LAN portEthernet LAN port
Optical audio outOptical digital audio output and headphone outputOptical digital audio and side headphone outputs
Design and power
Size–Without stand (W × H × D): 1225 × 715 × 80 mm, from LG's exact EC930V Dutch specification
StandLG publishes only the complete fixed-stand dimensions and weight: 1227 × 798.5 × 192 mm (W × H × D), 17.2 kg. No panel-only weight is assigned. UK reviews identify the stand as non-removable and the TV as unsuitable for conventional wall mounting.With stand (W × H × D): 1225 × 753 × 204 mm; 16.4 kg. The stand is detachable and does not swivel; wall mounting is supported, per AVForums.
Power use97 W on-mode; below 0.3 W standby; 146 kWh annual energy use in the maker's original energy table106 W on-mode in the maker energy table; 0.3 W standby; Dutch maker supply 220–240 V, 50/60Hz
In the box–Magic Remote and conventional remote; UK reviews identify two pairs of passive 3D glasses plus two clip-ons. LG's Dutch accessory table instead lists three pairs plus one clip-on, a regional package difference.

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