The LG 55G3 TV costs under €2100 at Ubaldi. It is currently the best product in our comparison.
The G3 is LG’s only OLED TV to take advantage of the new OLED panel, which is equipped with billions of micro-lenses to dramatically increase peak brightness. This panel also improves viewing angles and the treatment of reflections. Is that enough to make it the best Oled TV out there?
The LG 55G3 – the 55-inch (140cm) version of the LG 65G3 we tested – is quite simply the best TV tested in our lab to date. It combines all the advantages of OLED technology (contrast, precision, responsiveness, viewing angle) with the high luminosity of a Mini-Led model. Even the anti-reflective filter is even more efficient. If you look closely, you will discover minor imperfections such as For example, a colorimetric cover that is set back compared to QD Oled televisions, an optionally available stand or even a fairly classic remote control. Nevertheless, this TV is currently the best for all purposes (movies, series, video games, TV and sports).
strong points
- Brightness peak that has never been seen in an OLED television (1490 cd/m²).
- Image quality in SDR and HDR.
- Infinite Contrast.
- viewing angle.
- Always powerful α9 processor.
- Oled technology responsiveness, excellent display lag.
- HDMI 2.1 compatibility (VRR, ALLM, eARC), FreeSync and G-Sync.
- Low profile design with cable management system for easy wall mounting.
- Wall mount included.
- Swivel foot (but optional).
- Reduced consumption.
weak points
- Foot optional (199 €).
- Obligation to install a cable duct to hide the cables.
- Remote control without backlight.
- The scope of colorimetric coverage is not advancing.
alternative
The LG 55C2 – the 55-inch (140cm) version of the LG 65C2 we tested – remains one of the benchmarks in the television market, offering a perfectly calibrated picture and a very high quality HDR experience. LG even offers itself the luxury of reducing the consumption of its Oled TV, improving the responsiveness of the system while increasing the functionalities. As far as video processing goes, LG doesn’t have much left to prove, both in terms of upscaling and motion compensation. If we add to this the unabashed lightness of video games, the LG 55C2 TV is a model of versatility, suitable for everyone: from film buffs to video game enthusiasts, sports or documentary enthusiasts. It’s hard to be disappointed with the LG C2.
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