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5 Best OLED Televisions of 2026, Ranked by Owner Reviews

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“I have a C3 with over 9k hours and zero burn in.” — Reddit comment · u/StormMedia · r/OLED · 2026-07-21 · on the #1 pick, LG C3 OLED evo

  1. 1 LG C3 OLED evoBest overall 16 sources
  2. 2 Samsung S90C QD-OLEDBest colours, riskiest panel 14 sources
  3. 3 Sony Bravia XR A80LMost accurate picture 12 sources
  4. 4 LG G3 OLED evo (MLA)Brightest premium pick 11 sources
  5. 5 LG B4 OLEDBest budget OLED 11 sources
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Best overall

LG C3 OLED evo

42" to 83", sold as OLED42C3PUA through OLED83C3PUA

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Brightness
Not the brightest, and owners rarely mention it as a problem indoors
Panel type
WOLED (white OLED + color filter)

Why it ranks here. The most talked-about OLED on Reddit and YouTube by a wide margin, the yardstick other brands get compared against, with more owner reports than any TV here. Owners call it the best TV they have had, one has over 9,000 hours with zero burn-in, another has run LG OLEDs since 2016 without a fault, the small stand leaves room for a soundbar, and it is the main gaming screen in several homes. It has the best price-to-praise ratio here on sale.

One panel died at 22 months and its owner found LG's customer service pathetically bad; another got a white line at nine months, repaired free, and is fine two years on. Update pop-ups annoy new owners for about a week. Two people returned a Samsung for eye strain or a flat picture and were happy with this.

What owners like

  • Best track record
  • Room for a soundbar, great for gaming
  • Best value on sale

What owners complain about

  • A few panel failures
  • Poor support for one owner
  • Update pop-ups

“I have a C3 with over 9k hours and zero burn in.” — Reddit comment · u/StormMedia · r/OLED · 2026-07-21

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  • Replaced a 65" Samsung Q90T QLED with an 77" C3...freaking love the C3.

    YouTube comment · @ag-sz8oc · 2023-12-19 · watch the original ↗

  • I got a C3 55" a couple of months ago and I love it. I paired with a LG S77 soundbar for $300. A very nice bargain. The software updates are not a problem. After one week you barely see any auto update on the screen. I have it in my living room and the light reflection is very minimal. The great angle views makes everybody happy when sitting on the sides. I will be adding a PS5 real soon.

    YouTube comment · @alvinson74 · 2023-12-19 · watch the original ↗

  • Bought the 65" C3 in July 2023, paid about the same as the quoted price in this video if you include the cashback in the equation. I love the TV, it's my first OLED and a huge step up in every way compared to the Samsung LCD from 2015 I had. I rarely have issues with it, although I mostly use my Apple TV 4k for playback so I can't speak for the apps that are included. The OS updates have been good though, and I think they even fixed a few Dolby Atmos passthrough issues I experienced early on. One other oft overlooked advantage of the C3, and something that actually played a huge role in choosing this TV, is the fact that the footprint of the stand is very small while still elevating the TV enough for a decent size soundbar to fit under it.

    YouTube comment · @Demonomania87 · 2023-12-19 · watch the original ↗

  • Just upgraded from my 55" C1 to a 77" C3. What an upgrade! I found the 77" C3 on sale for $2300, and I think it was quite the steal. Definately the right purchase

    YouTube comment · @andrewk541 · 2023-12-19 · watch the original ↗

  • I picked up a C3 77" just a few days ago and I'm blown away by the colors, viewing angles and life like viewing experience. I'm still going through all of the inputs and applying the custom adjustments for each decoding/picture mode. We watched out first movie in HDR last night in out of the box cinema mode and it was stunning...We picked up our display from Best Buy after they price matched Amazon and paid just over $2100.00. This is a lot of display for that price and we couldn't be happier.

    YouTube comment · @jamess3532 · 2023-12-19 · watch the original ↗

  • HELLLLLL of a value. Snagged a 65” for $1599 plus 4% cash back at Costco. Plus a free additional 3 years of warranty included to take it to 5 years. Compared to my 2 year old 65” c1 in my living room it’s noticeably brighter, way faster processor, and just overall smoother.

    YouTube comment · @michiganmasters · 2023-12-19 · watch the original ↗

  • Bought my 77 inch C3 Xmas day for $1500 ... don't think I'll ever see this price again but wow what a tv for the money. Remember the bigger you go the less brightness matters and the quality really makes a difference.

    YouTube comment · @micahpauldunford2052 · 2023-12-19 · watch the original ↗

  • bought the LG C3 65in for $1090 this black friday. Can't wait to see how this looks!

    YouTube comment · @humanbeing496 · 2023-12-19 · watch the original ↗

  • Love my c3. Best tv I ever had.

    YouTube comment · @creasefold1986 · 2023-12-19 · watch the original ↗

  • Picked up a 77” C3 on an early Black Friday sale. Straight from the box with a couple tweaks and the PQ is stunning, especially at this size. Can’t wait to dial in the settings more and enjoy some UHD Blu-Rays on it during Xmas break.

    YouTube comment · @jaydogg691 · 2023-12-19 · watch the original ↗

  • I have a C3 with over 9k hours and zero burn in.

    Reddit comment · u/StormMedia · r/OLED · 2026-07-21 · read the original ↗

  • My C3 77" is doing just fine with many thousands of hours more on it, it's the primary gaming/tv screen in the house. It gets used a good 5+ hours a day gaming.

    Reddit comment · u/liftbikerun · r/OLED · 2026-07-12 · read the original ↗

  • My C3 died at 22 months. I will never again buy another LG product. I understand electronics, what I cannot wrap my head around is how the customer service can be so pathetically bad. Lesson learned.

    Reddit comment · u/NKB246 · r/OLED · 2026-06-14 · read the original ↗

  • My LG C3 developed a white line after 9 months. LG repaired it for free and now 2 years later it's still working amazingly. Don't let one bad experience put you off a brand forever.

    Reddit comment · u/Slyzappy1 · r/OLED · 2026-06-14 · read the original ↗

  • The eye strain happened to me too! I ended up returning the S90C after a few days and bought an LG C3. No issues with the C3.

    Reddit comment · u/GarfieldSighs3 · r/OLED · 2025-06-18 · read the original ↗

  • I have literally had a 2016 LG B6 OLED going for like 8 or 9 years now. It gets used everyday and still looks great. Same goes for my 2019 LG C9 OLED my 2022 LG G2 OLED, my 2023 LG C3 OLED and my 2024 Samsung s90d QD-OLED. I feel like I must be the luckiest guy in the world to have never had any issues in half dozen of these over almost a decade of use.

    Reddit comment · u/rdmetz · r/OLED · 2025-05-22 · read the original ↗

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Best colours, riskiest panel

Samsung S90C QD-OLED

55" to 83", sold as QN55S90C through QN83S90C

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Brightness
Vivid and punchy; owners say the colours beat LG's WOLED
Panel type
QD-OLED (quantum dot)

Why it ranks here. TechRadar's TV of the Year for 2023 and the direct rival to the C3 in every comparison thread. Colour is the draw: owners say it looks way better than their LG did, one with 8,600 hours in two years says it is still performing perfectly, the motion smoothing makes 30fps console games feel like 60, and it costs less than the LG.

It has the most failure reports here: dead pixels within months, a new panel at eight months, and one owner who had two die before switching to LG. The screen coating is delicate, easy to scratch and near impossible to clean, one chassis buzzes during audio, and there is no Dolby Vision. Warranty stories range from a new panel in four days to a store warranty spent after one use. One owner returned it for a flat picture with no depth.

What owners like

  • Best colours
  • Superb motion smoothing
  • Cheaper than the LG

What owners complain about

  • Most failures here
  • Delicate coating
  • No Dolby Vision

“This sub LOATHES Samsung so I'm not sure you'll get a lot of pros on their side. IMHO though, QD-OLED is amazing. Been rocking an S90c for the last two years and put 8600 hours on it. Its still performing perfectly. Im sure the LG is also really good, but thats a pretty big price difference. Paying less for QD-OLED's more vibrant colors seems like a no brainer to me...Samsung doesn't have DolbyVision though if thats a big deal to you.” — Reddit comment · u/SaintAardvark89 · r/OLED · 2025-11-28

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  • got mine today and realized that i put the stand like you have it and it was upside down. there is a sticker on the retail model that shows the legs underneath the baseplate. overall love the tv so far. will experience more when i watch football on sunday.

    YouTube comment · @hawtic816 · 2023-06-10 · watch the original ↗

  • Just received my 90 77” from Costco. The ‘83 was available. May be a special Costco thing but mine had an all metal stand and boosted speakers from 40 to 60 watts. Mounted mine on a fixed mount. Very happy with the picture.

    YouTube comment · @Jeff-cz3oz · 2023-06-10 · watch the original ↗

  • Just got the 89C version yesterday from BB and I'm in LOVE!😍

    YouTube comment · @GamingwBix · 2023-06-10 · watch the original ↗

  • I have a pretty strong dislike of Samsung because of my experiences with both their TVs and appliances, but I did pick up a 65" S90C a couple of years ago at a super steep discount at a surplus & salvage store...This happened to it roughly ~8 months after I bought it, and I truly though I was completely screwed, given where it came from. Shockingly, I had the easiest warranty experience of my life. I sent them a picture, they had a tech out in 4 days with a brand new panel. TV has been fine ever since.

    Reddit comment · u/BL0812 · r/OLED · 2026-02-13 · read the original ↗

  • Got a s90c 3 years now. All good, Samsung has the best colors in my opinion. Gaming on it is so satisfying

    Reddit comment · u/RoyMastang · r/OLED · 2026-02-14 · read the original ↗

  • I felt 100% the same way with my old S90C Oled, flat picture, no depth to it. Replaced with C4 and later added a C5. Much happier with the LGs. Some people just don't click with Samsung Tvs.

    Reddit comment · u/cookies21127 · r/OLED · 2026-01-23 · read the original ↗

  • This sub LOATHES Samsung so I'm not sure you'll get a lot of pros on their side. IMHO though, QD-OLED is amazing. Been rocking an S90c for the last two years and put 8600 hours on it. Its still performing perfectly. Im sure the LG is also really good, but thats a pretty big price difference. Paying less for QD-OLED's more vibrant colors seems like a no brainer to me...Samsung doesn't have DolbyVision though if thats a big deal to you.

    Reddit comment · u/SaintAardvark89 · r/OLED · 2025-11-28 · read the original ↗

  • On my samsing s90c the motion interpolation (called Picture Clarity) is AMAZING at making certain 30fps games on my ps5...feel super silky smooth like 60fps...I wouldn't buy another oled without it.

    Reddit comment · u/verb_particle · r/OLED · 2026-08-21 · read the original ↗

  • I can tell you the S90C (2023 model) has the delicate easy to scratch and near impossible to clean screen coating.

    Reddit comment · u/Z06Junkie · r/OLED · 2025-05-27 · read the original ↗

  • I have the Samsung S90C since launch and the finish sucks, it scratches even using soft fiber, software sucks too, otherwise I'm happy with my purchase.

    Reddit comment · u/JoaoGabrielCam · r/OLED · 2025-05-27 · read the original ↗

  • Bought the S90B a few years back. Did end up dying after about 1.5 years and had to be replaced with a S90C via the BestBuy warranty. Glad I got the warranty, but I didn't know that once you use the warranty, it's gone...After 2.5 years now, I'm all in at about $3100 now with my original purchase of $2100 for the TV.

    Reddit comment · u/cspine1 · r/OLED · 2025-05-24 · read the original ↗

  • My S90C looks way better than my LG did.

    Reddit comment · u/giantswillbeback · r/OLED · 2025-05-23 · read the original ↗

  • Your support issue is very surprising.. I purchased a Samsung S90C a couple years ago, it had dead pixels within a few months and the support completely refunded me the TV price & let me keep it since they couldn’t pick it up. (77”)

    Reddit comment · u/OfficialXhil · r/OLED · 2025-05-22 · read the original ↗

  • I own the same Samsung S90C 65 inch OLED and my experience sounds painfully familiar. I first noticed a buzzing after menu sounds while gaming, then it became obvious with piano videos. Service visits ruled out the speaker, yet blamed natural vibration. In my view this points to a chassis resonance flaw.

    Reddit comment · u/Modiinnn · r/OLED · 2025-12-10 · read the original ↗

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Most accurate picture

Sony Bravia XR A80L

55" to 83", sold as XR55A80L through XR83A80L

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Brightness
About 600 nits, dimmer than its rivals
Panel type
WOLED (LG-sourced panel with Sony's own processing)

Why it ranks here. The third of the 2023 OLED trio, the safe, accurate choice rather than the cheap or exciting one, and its owners are consistently happy: reference quality after calibration, sound good enough to skip a soundbar, and PS5 IMAX Enhanced films that are demo material. One owner says the brightness has never been an issue next to a sliding glass door, and several picked it over the pricier A95L.

It is the dimmest of the three at about 600 nits. The matte coating gives a bluish diffused reflection from windows and weaker daytime blacks than LG's finish. At list price two commenters call it uncompetitive; on sale one 77-inch buyer called it the sweet spot.

What owners like

  • Reference-quality picture
  • Good built-in sound
  • Demo-material films

What owners complain about

  • Dimmest of the three
  • Matte reflections
  • Uncompetitive at list

“I bought my A80L in late 2023. Still flawless to this day. The 600 nits max brightness has never been an issue even in my living room right next to my sliding glass door. It pairs perfectly with my PS5 in gaming mode and pairs well with my HTA5000 soundbar. Sony looked the best out of all the tvs i looked at in Best Buy.” — YouTube comment · @AnCap1776 · 2023-08-31

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  • From India - I bought A80L this week and installed on same day... Man, what a TV..no one can reach near to Sony A80l... really a allrounder!!!!

    YouTube comment · @ravisamatvam · 2023-05-22 · watch the original ↗

  • Had this 6 weeks now amazing picture quality and sound amazing without soundbar. I had a plasma sony for 15 years was great so had to go for sony again. Could not quiet afford the A95L so went with this better value for money!

    YouTube comment · @huwdavies-tallon3305 · 2023-05-22 · watch the original ↗

  • Got this tv today and very impressed especially hooked up to a PS5,imax enhanced films on Bravia core are demo material loving it 😉

    YouTube comment · @justinleaskjl · 2023-05-22 · watch the original ↗

  • I bought my A80L in late 2023. Still flawless to this day. The 600 nits max brightness has never been an issue even in my living room right next to my sliding glass door. It pairs perfectly with my PS5 in gaming mode and pairs well with my HTA5000 soundbar. Sony looked the best out of all the tvs i looked at in Best Buy.

    YouTube comment · @AnCap1776 · 2023-08-31 · watch the original ↗

  • I have the A80J, same series. After calibration, this Tv is reference quality. to me, it's the best value OLED on the market. I have luminance set to medium and it's plenty bright to me. yes, there are brighter TVs, but brighter doesn't mean better.

    YouTube comment · @mbvx7 · 2023-08-31 · watch the original ↗

  • I have an A80J and find it to be an excellent TV overall, but I do have one knock on it that I think still applies to the newer models. I don’t like the more matte like finish on the screen. It tends to have a bluish diffused reflection from windows, and decreases the black levels in daylight. I previously had an LG OLED and I think their screen coating retains black levels much better in daylight room situation.

    YouTube comment · @alanbuck9237 · 2023-08-31 · watch the original ↗

  • For me, the good thing about it doesn’t fatigue my eyes due to medium brightness.. people overthink that brightness is the most crucial thing in TV… that is not true for me anymore!! By the way, I am an owner for LG c1

    YouTube comment · @rakanaltassan7797 · 2023-08-31 · watch the original ↗

  • it’s a nice TV, but why would anyone pick this when the s90c and the c3 are on the market? it’s the dimmest out of the 3 and the response time for games is not that great either

    YouTube comment · @ramstab · 2023-08-31 · watch the original ↗

  • At its original price, not very competitive. But it came down to CAD$2,999 in Canada for 77 inch a few weeks ago, that’s truly the sweet spot. Pulled the trigger. Very happy.

    YouTube comment · @ShuFromChina-SYE · 2023-08-31 · watch the original ↗

  • At this point, between MLA and QD oled, i feel like the 80L should be priced way more competitively

    YouTube comment · @Memo_323 · 2023-08-31 · watch the original ↗

  • Just bought mine! With Tax it all came out to $1,731.80! I’m glad I Got it!

    YouTube comment · @journeyto100channel2 · 2023-08-31 · watch the original ↗

  • I picked one of these up today (77")and if I can find this video in the future I'll come back and report...I ended up doing rock, paper, scissors with the sales guys between the a90l, s90c and the C3. A90L was the winner. I'm sure I would have been happy with any one of them.

    YouTube comment · @bendeco · 2023-04-24 · watch the original ↗

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Brightest premium pick

LG G3 OLED evo (MLA)

55" to 83", LG's wall-mount-first 'Gallery' series

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Brightness
The brightest here; one owner cannot watch at 100% without a headache
Panel type
WOLED with 1st-gen Micro Lens Array (MLA)

Why it ranks here. LG's Gallery flagship introduced Micro Lens Array brightness, and owners coming from plasmas and older OLEDs are stunned: mind-bogglingly good, so sharp one family took four days to get used to the clarity, and peak brightness like sitting in front of the sun. Two owners whose Samsung panels failed switched to it with no problems since, and used units with a few thousand hours sell far below launch price.

It is a first-generation MLA panel: one owner confirms colour overshoot is an issue, another calls it a panel lottery, and a serial LG owner says every one of his had a dead or stuck pixel, one bad enough to replace. Most units ship without a stand, an extra cost if you are not wall-mounting, and one owner gets a headache at full brightness.

What owners like

  • Brightest here
  • Stunning sharpness
  • Cheap used

What owners complain about

  • Panel lottery on first-gen MLA
  • No stand included
  • Too bright for some

“This review is very correct. I have one and it's incredible. It is so sharp it took my family about 4 days to get use to the clarity. Sounds strange but it's true. LG in my book is the one to beat.” — YouTube comment · @TOPDadAlpha · 2023-04-13

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  • I got my 77G3 mounted and setup and as an owner of a CX48 for a computer monitor and a 65EF9500 that the 77G3 replaced - this display is MIND BOGGLINGLY good quality. Must be seen to believed. The extra brightness is a game changer, and the color was outstanding in filmmaker mode with no other tweaks.

    YouTube comment · @Cowclops · 2023-04-13 · watch the original ↗

  • I know this TV is old news now but o upgraded from a 12 year old plasma to the G3 today, 4/25/24 and I'm completely speechless. I cannot believe what I'm looking at...It's outrageously incredible. I was supposed to be asleep 3 hours ago and that's not going to happen. Exponentially blew away my expectations and I've not begun adjustments. Wow!!! This is the one. Incredible.

    YouTube comment · @jeffmckeown9639 · 2023-04-13 · watch the original ↗

  • This review is very correct. I have one and it's incredible. It is so sharp it took my family about 4 days to get use to the clarity. Sounds strange but it's true. LG in my book is the one to beat.

    YouTube comment · @TOPDadAlpha · 2023-04-13 · watch the original ↗

  • Nice! I just picked up a used G3 with 3500 hours for 800 bucks. Tested for burn-in and dead pixels and it's perfect! Can't wait to set it up tomorrow! :)

    YouTube comment · @bogotstogoskiing · 2023-04-13 · watch the original ↗

  • I had a s95 for 3 months, was swapped, board swapped and panel swapped. 3 attempts at fixing it and it was still broken. I refused to take another fix and demanded a refund. Got an LG G3, it's been awesome! Never buying a Samsung TV again!

    Reddit comment · u/orbitpro · r/OLED · 2025-05-23 · read the original ↗

  • I had 2 s90c’s fail one me, because of Samsungs shit build quality. Went G3 and not a single problem since. Not just my opinion look at Samsungs own subreddit, nothing but problems. I will tell people avoid at all costs

    Reddit comment · u/Mother-Prize-3647 · r/OLED · 2025-04-28 · read the original ↗

  • I own a 65" G3, and its a pristine unit. Just like it should be. No pixel issues. No banding. Nothing.

    Reddit comment · u/bf2reddevil · r/OLED · 2025-04-06 · read the original ↗

  • The dithering is LGs attempt at mimicking the undefeatable processing added by Sony which helps combat chrominance overshoot, something the LG G3 is notorious for. Owner of a G3 and can confirm that overshoot is an issue.

    Reddit comment · u/SeekingNoTruth · r/OLED · 2025-05-07 · read the original ↗

  • The G3 was 1st GEN MLA W-OLED and has a few "panel lottery" issues.

    Reddit comment · u/CountWise4372 · r/OLED · 2025-11-19 · read the original ↗

  • I went retarded for my needs and got a 65" G3 that im sitting 1-2 meters away...I can't watch the tv all way with 100% brightness without getting a headache...But man peak brightness in somthing well made is like sitting infront of the sun i love how insane it is.

    Reddit comment · u/xBooMz_ · r/OLED · 2024-12-24 · read the original ↗

  • Coming from someone who has had a B9, C1, C2, and a G3, they all have had something up with them. Whether it is a dead pixel, sub-pixel, or banding. The only one I noticed in actual content, and pursued warranty replacement for, was a stuck white pixel that stuck out like a sore thumb during dark scenes.

    Reddit comment · u/thephillies · r/OLED · 2025-04-06 · read the original ↗

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Best budget OLED

LG B4 OLED

48" to 83", LG's entry-level 2024 OLED

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Brightness
Dimmest here; fine in a dark room, weak in a bright one
Panel type
Entry-level WOLED (no heatsink)

Why it ranks here. LG's entry-level 2024 OLED and the usual answer for the cheapest way into a real OLED: buyers call it amazing and say there is no reason to spend more unless you watch in sunlight. It has HDMI 2.1 on all four ports and true 4K 120Hz, and one owner prefers it to a Samsung that had motion bugs.

It is the dimmest here; one family's is unwatchable unless the room is pitch black. Viewing angle varies unit to unit, temporary image retention is common on this heatsink-free panel, one owner found console gaming worse than on a 2018 LG OLED and swapped it, and another calls webOS complete garbage.

What owners like

  • Cheapest real OLED
  • HDMI 2.1 on all ports
  • Enough for a dark room

What owners complain about

  • Dim
  • Scattered quality complaints
  • Disliked webOS

“Just purchased the 77 inch B4 from Best Buy. Got an Open Box that was still wrapped for $1500. It is AMAZING!! Cant recommend enough. I watch a lot of travel videos on Youtube in 4K and the contrast and clarity is out of the world. I didnt even bother to look at the higher models. Unless you are watching this outdoors in sunlight theres no reason to spend more. Exceptional TV!” — YouTube comment · @JPMAXIMUS · 2024-09-29

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  • I got the 48 in B4 for $600 for my bedroom and as my first oled TV. All i can sat its awsome i got it mainly because I knew the apple tv and ps5 for gaming that this tv would perform awsome. I was on the edge of getting a samsung oled and still might but glad I got the B4 and saved a few bucks.

    YouTube comment · @corneliussmith5875 · 2024-09-29 · watch the original ↗

  • Just purchased the 77 inch B4 from Best Buy. Got an Open Box that was still wrapped for $1500. It is AMAZING!! Cant recommend enough. I watch a lot of travel videos on Youtube in 4K and the contrast and clarity is out of the world. I didnt even bother to look at the higher models. Unless you are watching this outdoors in sunlight theres no reason to spend more. Exceptional TV!

    YouTube comment · @JPMAXIMUS · 2024-09-29 · watch the original ↗

  • I exchanged a lg b4 with a s90d. The b4 had a bad picture quality with a ps5 pro or series x absolutely garbage. My 2018 lg oled totally way better than the lg b4 in picture quality game mode. Mind blown.

    Reddit comment · u/GiraffeActive1860 · r/OLED · 2025-07-15 · read the original ↗

  • I went with a B4 and am happy with it. It doesn't have the motion bugs that my S90D had, and after a while you get used to the fast response time even in slow panning shots. As long as it's consistent (without random lags and stuttering like the S90D), it's fine.

    Reddit comment · u/kaitorched · r/OLED · 2025-07-10 · read the original ↗

  • The B4 being a good TV, it’s certainly a very nice looking one. It doesn’t get as bright as some of the other models, but it’s good for its price and still looks phenomenal. It supports HDMI 2.1 across all ports and true 4K 120 Hz 4:4:4. You can’t beat OLED’s pure blacks and instant pixel response.

    Reddit comment · u/lizardpeter · r/OLED · 2025-06-12 · read the original ↗

  • I bought an lg b4 oled that’s 4k 120 hertz for $600 I think the B5 is the same price at Best Buy. It was 48 inches

    Reddit comment · u/Hopeful-Smell-8963 · r/OLED · 2026-02-16 · read the original ↗

  • I honestly despise LG TVs I have a B4 in the living room and what a regret that was. Web OS is complete and utter garbage

    Reddit comment · u/dmw55 · r/OLED · 2025-09-07 · read the original ↗

  • I have a qm8 and find my family’a LG B4 unwatchable unless the room is pitch black, although your s90f should be brighter.

    Reddit comment · u/Ana1blitzkrieg · r/OLED · 2026-01-01 · read the original ↗

  • Temporary image retention is very common for WOLED panels considering the additional white subpixel, especially for panels that lack a heatsink such as the B4.

    Reddit comment · u/SeekingNoTruth · r/OLED · 2025-10-07 · read the original ↗

  • I considered buying used but then the fact that you don't see that many and that in many cases it's hard to even tell just how old they were, plus the even worse part that people seemed to sell even really old ones like the cursed at like 400 quid I decided to just stump up the extra and get a new B4 and I'm glad I did

    Reddit comment · u/ms1iszj · r/OLED · 2025-05-13 · read the original ↗

  • My first B4 had it the worst for sure. Still, a panel lottery thing to have a good viewing angle when it is a big advantage for the tech is... not great, lol. I guess I'd say I really dug the OLED picture, but am maybe a little less impressed with LG so far, lol.

    Reddit comment · u/kc44135 · r/OLED · 2025-04-05 · read the original ↗

Frequently asked questions

Is burn-in still a problem?

Rarely with normal use, with owners at 9,000 hours and no burn-in, though entry panels show temporary retention that clears.

LG or Samsung?

Samsung's QD-OLED has better colours but the most failure reports and no Dolby Vision, so the LG C3 is the safer buy.

Is OLED bright enough for a sunny room?

The G3 is bright enough to cause headaches, the C3 and Sony are fine without direct sun, and the B4 needs a dark room.

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