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The lg b5 only does 600 nits, image quality is going to be subpar oled or not. It's an entry-mid level tv. If he does not need 48 inches there are plenty of smaller and better tvs for the same price. I live in Canada so it hard to compare prices. But there must be a smaller c4 or c5 or other oled (4

I can attest to this. It’s not their top of the line model, but I recently got an LG B5. It has ads on the home screen that I haven’t figured out how to disable, and the UI is unreasonably laggy for a TV with an MSRP of like $1300.

Un monitor 27 pollici OLED ad oggi ti costa meno di 500 euro, adesso l'LG B5 sta sui 760 euro, ma di prodotti più costosi ne trovi quanti ne vuoi

He said that it's because of brightness and that he doesn't like ABL, ABL means automatic brightness limiter that is engage when a big portion of the screen is supposed to bright for a long period of time, for example a snowy mountain and sports with bright green from the grass. And MINI LED is MUUU

Decision Update: I believe I've decided to stick with a 65" as the viewing distance will be 8-9 feet, pushing it over that 55/65 threshold. Considering some of the comments, reviews, and needs, OLED is falling out of favour (the Samsung S85F and LG B5 are the only 65" OLED candidates in my budget an

I have a 2021 lg b5 and it didn't even make it 5 years before massive burn in. Bands of red and orange from one side to the next in certain backgrounds Logos burnt in. I won't be going back to Oled. Waste of money. They told us it's 2021 LG has figured out burn in and we would be crazy to buy anythi