LG is the leading name in OLED TVs, offering everything from the entry B-series to the gallery-style G-series, alongside a growing QNED Mini LED range and budget 4K LED sets.
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| Brand | Models Listed | Price Range | Comparison |
|---|---|---|---|
| LG | 49 | £179–£9,999 | — |
| Hisense | 73 | £149–£3,299 | LG vs Hisense |
| Samsung | 68 | £189–£3,799 | LG vs Samsung |
| TCL | 56 | £119–£7,499 | LG vs TCL |
| Sony | 37 | £319–£22,999 | LG vs Sony |
| Panasonic | 16 | £199.99–£2,099 | LG vs Panasonic |
LG is the first choice for many film fans and gamers. A C-series OLED is one of the safest all-round living room TV buys, the B-series offers OLED at a lower price, and the G-series suits buyers who want a slim, wall-mounted showpiece. Buyers with very bright rooms may prefer a QNED Mini LED model.
Is LG OLED better than QNED?
OLED gives better contrast and viewing angles, while QNED Mini LED can be brighter. OLED is generally preferred for films in darker rooms.
What is the difference between LG C and G-series OLED?
The G-series is brighter and designed to hang flush on the wall, while the C-series offers similar features at a lower price.
Do LG TVs support Dolby Vision?
Yes. LG OLED and most LG 4K TVs support Dolby Vision, HDR10 and HLG.