That’s what’s wonderful about the LG OLEDs. The evo C4 Series has what’s called Filmmaker Mode and when you turn that on, it ...

Don't spend thousands on a new LG OLED TV when the LG B4 OLED TV and its stunning display are on sale at the lowest price ...

Learn more about how we select deals. Save $100: As of Jan. 8, the LG 48-inch B4 Series OLED 4K Smart TV is available for $699.99 at Best Buy, saving you $100 off its regular price of $799.99.

The headlines are that the LG C5 will be a lot like the LG C4 ... LG C5 is going to pick up the LG C4's mantle as the best OLED TV for mid-range buyers will come down to the price.

The best new TVs are typically announced at the beginning of the year – this year, as part of the CES show – with LG's best OLED TVs a staple. There's one major difference in the Korean brand ...

The first thing that sets this TV apart is its OLED EVO technology ... webOS 24 keeps everything organized and intuitive, while LG Channels offers 300+ free channels for endless entertainment.

This year, among the standout announcements is an LG OLED TV, claiming to be the "brightest TV on the market”. That is the LG G5, due out later this year. In recent years, the general advice for ...

As mentioned previously, both premium OLEDs are dropping the MLA panel this year and using a four-stack panel technology that LG says offers much higher brightness. Here are the M5 OLED TV sizes ...

The LG C3 series is an incredibly popular TV, as it produces an impressive OLED picture at a fairly moderate price point. It’s available in several sizes at a discount, as are several other LG ...

We're only a week into January 2025 and it's already been awash with major TV launches as part of the CES 2025 tech show. But while LG's OLED G5 has hugely impressed me, and Samsung's S95F has ...

Well, MLA is gone for its new flagship G5 OLED TV series. Replacing MLA tech is a new so-called 4-stack panel. LG claims this new panel is a staggering three times brighter than its previous best ...

Brightness Booster Ultimate apparently gets three times brighter than a ‘regular’ OLED TV (ie one that doesn’t use MLA, LG’s previous multi-layer tech) on a 10 percent window – but how often do you ...