LG OLED65G16LA G1 65 inch 4K Smart OLED TV (2021)

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The new Cinematic Movement mode, though, does a superbly well-balanced job of gently reducing the rather 'hard' judder with 24p movie sources that OLED TVs can exhibit without creating really any distracting side effects. With enhancements to picture tone-mapping, background enhancement and upscaling, picture processing is more advanced than ever. There's also a new Fine Tune Dark Areas option for VRR gaming that provides a counter-measure to the tendency of OLED TVs to exhibit raised black levels when playing VRR images. LG has introduced a new Natural motion processing option for 2021 that does a good job of substantially reducing judder (one of the things consumers most complain about when it comes to OLED TV technology) without leaving the image looking so fluid that it starts to make movies look like soap operas. No deeper than a typical heating controller, this slimline, ‘Gallery’ design TV takes pride of place in your room, without dominating it.

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Using AI technology, the picture and sound are optimised to best suit the genre – be it movies, sport, gaming or regular TV.With a Dolby Atmos processor built-in, this LG 65” TV decodes Atmos sound tracks - giving you the potential for even more enveloping audio.

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It may not be bright enough for a room with a ton of lights, but it should be fine for moderately-lit environments.

Just as well, then, that LG's OLED G1 is stepping up to the plate with a new 'Evo' panel design that promises both more brightness and better colour than any LG OLED TV has managed before.

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It can also deliver light control down to individual pixel level, so that the darkest blacks the panel is capable of can appear literally right next to the brightest whites, without any dimming/greyness/backlight clouding trade-offs. With Panasonic and Sony also using brightness-enhancing panels on their premium OLED ranges for 2021, though, LG has one other bit of the OLED G1's picture story it's keen to talk about: its new Alpha 9 Generation 4 processor. It's usually not noticeable with real content, but this is a manufacturing defect; if you see it on yours, you should exchange it. There are, of course, people who won't use the AI Picture Pro mode because they don't like the idea of a TV's processor taking over the way a picture looks.If you comeacross a different type of panel or your LG G1 doesn't correspond to our review, let us know, and we'll update the review.