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I am not sure where you get your info from I was also given products by LG (although I am NOT a moderator on this sub, I moderate on r/4ktv) They never asked for me to change anything negative I have said about the product. You can look into my post history if that also makes you happy. I don't like

I allready written that there is considerable...considerable lower grain on Samsung S90F and even more lower on Samsung S90C. All 3 TV's were 65 inches. On Samsung's TV's pushing Noise reduction really do the trick, but even with that disable both Samsungs that I tested had a smaller amount of it th

S95F beat G5 in HDTVtests shootout for 2025 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZxzVqMp73qk It was very close to the Bravia 8 II even and won best living room TV. It's legit a really solid TV and the peak brightness means DV dosen't matter that much. Also if you get a Apple TV you skip the bad TV UI. G5

I remember people being smug at LG G5 owners saying that they would rather wait for G6 that has all the issues fixed and a better performance. In all seriousness, though, I am genuinely doubting that my next TV will be an LG one if they continue releasing raw af products and (maybe) fixing them as t

A lot of people including myself are cursed with the G5 popping issue, where the tv makes a bunch of popping and snapping sounds with bright content due to thermal expansion. If you're willing to take this gamble then the G5 is a great TV in every other way, just know that's there's a decent chance