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Discover LG OLED revolutionary self-lit pixel technology
OLED technology explained
Self-lit OLED screens can be ultra-slim while giving you perfect cinematic picture quality – what a treat! While LED screens use a chunky backlight to light up sections of the TV at once, OLEDs have individual pixels that turn on or off on their own. So, you can say goodbye to hazy colours and hello to accurate levels of detail that’ll bring films to life. A display could have lots of tiny backlights and it still wouldn’t compete with the precision of OLED.
The perfect black
LG’s OLED pixels are self-lit – that means the screen can actually go pitch-black in places. This gives them the edge over LED TVs where there’s always a bit of light bleeding through from their backlight. The result? Amazing contrast that makes the picture pop, and light only appearing where it should.
A brighter display than ever before
All your movie moments will pop from the screen with OLED’s self-lit pixels. They’re powered by the α9 Gen5 AI processor – a seriously clever bit of kit – which teams up with Brightness Booster Max tech, making sure the images you see are much brighter than non-OLED TVs.
Colours just like the real thing
Experience colours the way they were meant to be seen. OLED screens produce the most accurate shades, with the Colour Fidelity test showing 100% of the sample colours matched the originals, compared to 70-80% on LED displays. Now every moment will look more true-to-life than ever before.
A screen for everything
A TV that's a work of art
The LG OLED evo G2’s stunning design will make it the pride of any living room. Not only does it have a sleek and slender look, but it weighs less than older models and has a simple built-in wall mount too. That means less impact on your wall, and installing it will be a doddle. What more could you ask for?
Never miss a moment
No matter what’s on the screen, LG’s HDR 10 Pro tech makes sure nothing gets lost in the shadows. It constantly adjusts the colour and brightness, so you’ll always have a crystal-clear view in both dark and bright scenes.
Lightning-fast gaming
Light up the racetrack with an LG OLED TV - the perfect screen for those epic gaming sessions. With an incredible 0.1 millisecond response time, the OLED self-lit pixels will have no problem keeping up when you’re playing at lightning-fast speeds. And with a bandwidth of 48Gbps, even games with the best graphics will play without a hitch. Time to hit the highest of high scores.
Screen for sports
Sit on your sofa and feel like you’re in the stands of the stadium. With a stunning picture that looks good no matter where you’re sat, you’ll always have the best view of the pitch. Not only that, but surround sound brings the crowd’s chants into your room, while the screen tech makes sure the action plays out smoothly.
OLED TVs have so much more to offer...
Control it all with your voice
LG OLED TVs come with Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant built-in, so you just need to speak into the included Magic Remote to command your TV. And you can even control other smart devices in your home too.
Home to all your favourites
The webOS system makes flicking through your TV’s smart features easy. All the entertainment apps, like Netflix, Disney+, Now TV and Prime are just a push of a button away, making them quick and easy to access. So, if you want to swap to something else, it’ll take just a few clicks.
Low blue light & Flicker Free tech
Even after an epic movie marathon, eyes feel fresh. OLED emits a non-harmful amount of blue light and is Flicker Free certified by UL for removing screen flashes that cause eye strain.
Dolby Vision IQ & Dolby Atmos
Dolby Vision IQ uses light sensors to optimise the picture according to the room's brightness. Even during the day, notice the details you once missed in dark, gritty dramas. And with Dolby Atmos, each sound is placed in its own space for a multi-dimensional experience.
A tailored picture
Inside some LG OLED TVs is an α9 Gen5 AI Processor 4K, aka the brain. This checks what you’re watching and will tweak the TV’s settings to make sure the action looks and sounds the best it possibly can.
Premium picture, premium cover
Enjoy extra peace of mind with LG’s OLED evo G2 are covered by a 5-year panel warranty.
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Display |
OLED evo 4K With Brightness Booster |
OLED evo 4K With Brightness Booster Max |
OLED 4K |
OLED 4K |
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Screen Sizes |
55" 65" 77" 88" |
42" 48" 55" 65" 77" 88" |
65" 77" 88" |
48” 55” 65” |
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Design |
Gallery Design Built-in Wall Mount |
Seamless Bezel |
Narrow Bezel |
Narrow Bezel |
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Refresh Rate |
120hz |
120hz |
120hz |
60hz |
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Processor |
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Picture Quality |
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Sound Quality |
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HDMI |
4 x HDMI 2.1 |
4 x HDMI 2.1 |
2 x HDMI 2.1 2 x HDMI 2.0 |
4 x HDMI 2.1 |
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FAQs
- What is OLED?
An OLED screen is the best you can get. Your everyday LED screens create colours using a backlight that brightens and dims the display. But, this leaves shades washed out and blacks can’t get as dark as they should. That’s where OLED comes in. This screen doesn’t need a backlight, as every pixel on the screen can turn on and off by itself. This means the screen can finally achieve that perfect black. And because every pixel is doing its own thing, everything you watch will be filled with accurate detail and colour.
- What is the difference between LG OLED and LED?
OLED uses the same screen tech as LED, but it creates a better-quality picture. OLED can turn the pixels (lights) on and off individually. This creates more colour contrast, and since the pixel can just switch off, there’s no backlight washing out black – it’s pure and much richer.
- Is an OLED TV different to a 4K TV?
- What is an LG OLED TV?
An LG OLED TV uses a special display technology that lights up each pixel in your screen individually. This means the films you watch will burst with vivid colours and the deepest blacks.
- How do LG OLED TVs work?
The pixels in an LG OLED TV light up individually when in contact with electricity, this means they can produce vivid colours. And because they can also turn off individually, you get to experience the deepest blacks without the washed-out effect that most LED TVs have.
