Is this TV the LG G5 OLED the most perfect TV ever?

[Gel Man]

It certainly seems it by this review:

LG G5 OLED Review

LG has been releasing OLED models since 2013, and the technology really started to catch on with enthusiasts with the release of their 2016 C Series model. Since...

www.rtings.com

Can anyone name a better TV with a better review?

 

[GSV Ethics Gradient]

I'm sure there'll be someone along sooner or later to suggest a plasma...

 

[abacus]

If it does what you want, then yes, if it doesn't then no, which is why people buy Panasonic, Samsung, Sony etc. instead.

Bill

 

[Gel Man]

I'm sure there'll be someone along sooner or later to suggest a plasma...

Haha. 😀

 

[Gel Man]

If it does what you want, then yes, if it doesn't then no, which is why people buy Panasonic, Samsung, Sony etc. instead.

Bill

I was looking at how good it was in SD and HDR and the overall performance, quite stunning.

 

[giggsy1977]

If it was a QD-OLED it would be even better. A nicer remote wouldn't hurt either! My sis has an LG OLED which is a very good screen, but I prefer the processing on the Panasonic and Sony's. But personal preference of course! Don't forget there are multiple sources for reviews!

 

[Gel Man]

If it was a QD-OLED it would be even better. A nicer remote wouldn't hurt either! My sis has an LG OLED which is a very good screen, but I prefer the processing on the Panasonic and Sony's. But personal preference of course! Don't forget there are multiple sources for reviews!

QD-OLED TV better than the LG G5?

 

[giggsy1977]

Better is a tricky term. The Quantum Dot layer allows a wider colour gamut. The new layered OLED panels in the LG and Panasonic narrow the gap but the Samsung and Sony's have more colour volume. Some might not notice and have other priorities for their screen though. I would be happy with the Sony or Panasonics, but not a fan of the Samsung's for example.

 

[Gel Man]

Better is a tricky term. The Quantum Dot layer allows a wider colour gamut. The new layered OLED panels in the LG and Panasonic narrow the gap but the Samsung and Sony's have more colour volume. Some might not notice and have other priorities for their screen though. I would be happy with the Sony or Panasonics, but not a fan of the Samsung's for example.

So would you say the Sony QD-OLED TV is the current best TV you can buy?

 

[giggsy1977]

I would need to have them all side by side in a room to be sure for my own personal opinion. The Sony won the hdtvtest shoot out. The Panasonic is the highest scorer on AVF, the LG scores well in rtings as per your earlier post. Different sources and different results. For me, upscaling of HD content, and a sharp image with accurate colours are the most important. I would chose Sony, Panasonic, LG, Samsung in that order. But others would likely disagree. My folks have a Sony and it gives a great image on all sources. My next TV will likely be a large OLED. But going to wait until RGB mini LED comes down a bit first (bright room).