LG SRG3WU55 Pedestal Stand for LG OLED G3 55 inch

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LG states that this is largely down to improvements made to its colour processing - though I guess it's also true that the way MLA works means there isn’t actually much more brightness being produced by the OLED pixels than there was before. The brightness increase is predominantly down to the light the OLEDs being produced emerging through the screen more efficiently.

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There is also eARC for soundbars (HDMI 2), allowing the LG G3 to pass-through high-quality sound like Dolby Atmos to a compatible soundbar. The OLED65G3 also supports Atmos, generating a virtual 9.1.2 upmix in its AI Sound Pro mode but more on that in the audio section. LG has changed the polariser set up on the OLED65G3 too, which means that the much brighter pictures have even more impact because they're no longer as affected by ambient light reflections as they have been previously. Helped by its new MLA OLED panel, the LG G3 delivers an impressive brightness upgrade on the G2, extremely wide viewing angles, outstanding colour accuracy, superb video processing, top-notch gaming performance and some of the most impactful HDR seen on an OLED television yet. The LG G3 is LG’s flagship 4K OLED for 2023 and is significantly brighter than its predecessor thanks to its use of Micro Lens Array(MLA) technology. HDR picture quality receives a boost as a result, and this sees the G3 set new standards in the OLED TV market.Finally on the gaming front, the OLED65G3 is capable of getting input lag (the time the screen takes to render picture data received at its HDMI inputs) down to an outstanding sub-10ms with 60Hz signals.

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Even in our wildest dreams we hadn’t imagined that the LG OLED65G3 would turn out as well as it has. The headline-grabbing brightness increase lives up to the hype, adding even more impact to real world pictures than our already unprecedented test signal measurements had led us to expect. The extent to which this makes OLED suddenly an option for bright as well as dark rooms can’t be overstated, either. In terms of native 10-bit gradation, there was some posterisation in the skies of The Martian, but I was able to suppress it effectively by using the Smooth Gradation de-contouring filter. I wouldn’t advise going higher than the least aggressive setting of “Low”, however, as the “Medium” and “High” scrubbed away some fine detail. LG G3 OLED review: HDR performance WebOS 23 also brings picture personalisation using deep learning technology to the LG G3. After guiding users through a series of on-screen images using the “Personalised Picture Wizard” to determine their preferences, this advanced feature analyses the content being displayed and optimises the picture settings accordingly, delivering image quality tailored to the specific content and user.While I initially questioned the stand’s stability, I was impressed with the ease that the G3 balanced such a large weight on what felt like flimsy hooks when fixing it in place, but the four tiny screws seemed to do the job and hold the TV upright. After wrestling with a 65-inch sized G3 OLED to get it upstairs and set up, it definitely brightened up the entire room with its stunning picture display. After all, the TV itself is well designed and considered, with a thin profile and small bezel.

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Having reviewed the OLED65C3, it’s the time of the OLED65G3, LG’s flagship 65-inch model in its 2023 line-up.The slightly noisy look that we'd sometimes notice in dark scenes on LG OLEDs has largely gone on the G3 too, while at the other end of the spectrum, LG takes full advantage of its new TV's extra brightness threshold by delivering much more brightness and intensity in peak light areas without 'clipping' subtle shading details. The C-series and G-series differ in that the latter comes with a bigger boost in the picture and audio departments, as well as boasting the new Micro Lens Array panel developed by LG Display. LG has earned a reputation over recent years for being ahead of the curve when it comes to catering for gamers with its premium TVs, and that reputation continues with knobs on with the G3. There’s support across all four HDMIs for 4K/120Hz and VRR feeds, with the VRR support extending to the AMD Freesync Premium and Nvidia G-Sync systems. Colours also appeared more vibrant when watching WCG (wide colour gamut) content thanks to a combination of the higher brightness and LG’s processing, although QD-OLED TVs still have the upper hand in outright colour luminance due to their RGB subpixel make-up as opposed to WRGB, which results in some colour dilution.

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On the upside, the new virtual 9.1.2 mixing system and built-in Dolby Atmos decoding manage to create a sense of the soundstage not just spreading well beyond the edges of the TV (up as well as to left and right), but also actually wrapping around the sides of your seating position.Overall, connecting devices to the model was easy. And although my old hi-fi Cambridge Audio amp and speakers did not connect because it had an outdated connection cord, I found I didn’t mind as much.