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The holy console magic sauce lol. we all have the same problems, PC gets away with it far far easier than any other platform because we have competent HDR fixes and modded implementations. consoles gets peanuts. Look at this shit in SDR on a G5 lol : https://www.reddit.com/r/LGOLED/comments/1n93i44/

I have found Mini LED from AOC to be a decent middle ground. Set the local dimming to LOW or Medium and you get okish contrast with amazing HDR brightness in most viewing conditions. I just leave it in HDR mode as I cant be bothered diving into menus all the time based on the specific content/use. C

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

Separate question… How the heck do you get the Hue app on the TV? I just bought a 2025 LG G5 OLED running WebOS25. No matter how many times I search, there is no Philips Hue app on the LG app store. Every bit of “literature” I can find says the app is available on 2024 models or newer. What am I doi

I returned the LG G5 due to three main issues: Bright areas are too intense, even subtitles appear overly bright. The setting didn’t fix the problem. Details in near-black scenes are missing. My LG has a strange issue when playing La La Land on Apple TV: a thin red/white line flashes just above the

Very few Mini-LED TVs impress the way OLEDs do, but there's at least one (Bravia 9) and there will be more with True RGB Mini-LED launching this year. I have a Bravia 9 and it's more impressive than a LG G5, which my wife games on. And the new True RGB Sony TVs this year are set to blow Bravia 9 awa

False that it's much easier for me to play games on pro because you don't have to tweak settings much ? how is it false ? I have the best Oled monitor on the market right now, if i don't tweak my setting and get a perfect frame time, this shit flickers like crazy, i just tried playing Silent hill 2

I had the feeling that the LG G5 boost the light dramatically to bring more HDR impact. It’s also addressed in some professional TV reviews like whathifi. That’s not what I expect from a flagship TV.