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Check out Horizon Forbidden West on the Pro. It doesn’t use PSSR2, and it looks absolutely fantastic. I’m playing it on a LG G4 and it’s jaw dropping at times

If you have an LG OLED and: you're using Dynamic Tone Mapping or Dynamic Contrast: Set Maximum Brightness slider to: 3.000 (nits; Max); Set Paper White slider to: 200 (nits); Leave the HDR10 PQ Saturation slider to: 0 (Default). you're using HGIG: Set Maximum Brightness slider to: 800 (nits) or 1.00

They were selling very little unfortunately. Good ideas but lots of problems. My lg g4 was a disaster. It died after 6 months

Your 4k OLED is about 9 megapixels in resolution and at a normal viewing distance based on the size of the TV, you probably don't even need that many pixels for it to look good. I know when I print photos, if you are standing 3+ feet away, 125dpi is about the threshold where you can't tell the diffe

Kirby is literally the worst hdr implementation I’ve ever seen, have an oled monitor and lg g4 oled tv and it looks horrible

The shimmering is terrible on PS5 Pro, honestly it’s a shame. No one is talking about that on YT but it’s really bad. I play on a LG G4 OLED.

I had a Samsung QN90B, their flagship mini-led the same year they started making QD-OLEDs. A row of LEDs along the bottom burned out after 13 months so it's resigned to the bedroom now. Got an LG G4 for the living room and have had no issues since then. I'll never go back to Samsung TVs.

Surprisingly good. Not OLED blacks, but way better than I expected. With Local Dimming on High, black levels are deep enough that I don't really notice them unless I'm specifically comparing it to my LG G4 OLED.

LG G4 Oled all the way

I play retro stuff on a LG G4 OLED using an RT4K pro to upscale. With proper colour corrected HDR and CRT masks it does indeed look glorious. But the massive advantage that CRT’s still have is in motion clarity. BFI does help but it’s still not as crisp in motion as a CRT and flicker is far worse th