top competitors of lg led tv

• Relevant notes from the webpage:
  • Users discuss mini LED/LCD and OLED TVs, particularly in regards to moving from OLED to mini LED/LCD.
  • Some users report significant differences in quality between OLED and mini LED/LCD, particularly in dark scenes or scenes with small details.
  • Other users report little difference in quality between the two technologies or highlight other benefits of mini LED/LCD, such as greater brightness for daytime viewing.
  • Specific models mentioned favorably include the Sony X95K, Samsung QN90B/QN90A, Samsung SB95B, LG C1/C2, and TCL mini LED.
  • Burn-in is mentioned as a concern with OLED, particularly for users who watch content with static images.
  • Blooming is mentioned as a potential issue with mini LED/LCD, particularly in regards to local dimming.
  • Other factors mentioned in evaluating TVs include viewing angles, reflections/glare, price, and smart TV capabilities.
  • Some users report preferring mini LED/LCD over OLED due to concerns with burn-in or other factors, while others strongly prefer OLED for its picture quality and lack of blooming.
  • Users encourage individual buyer research and testing in picking a TV rather than relying on recommendations or reviews.

• Reddit post discussing choosing between a 77in OLED (Sony or LG) or an 85” LED (x950h or Q90T) for a dedicated TV room.
  • One user calculates that an 85” TV has 21.8% more viewing surface area than a 77” TV.
  • One user states they would pick the OLED every time without question due to backlight bleed in dark scenes.
  • Another user opted for smaller size and OLED and never looked back. They think it outperforms LED in every way except sheer brightness.
  • A few users prefer full array for a home theater.
  • One user recommends Sony Z9G for a bright room, but it’s nearly twice the price and has full array local dimming with 720 zones.
  • Most users are trending towards OLED.
  • If the seating area can be adjusted, go for the 77”, but if wanting 80+, definitely consider projectors.
  • Best Buy showrooms might help in deciding between OLED and LED.

• Relevant information on top competitors of LG LED TV:

  • Sony, Samsung, LG, and TCL are all brands that make both good and bad TVs.

  • OLED and LCD (QLED) both have ups and downs.

  • OLED excels in dark rooms.

  • LG’s C1 or G1 OLED TVs are the best choices if you want to go with OLED.

  • TCL R646 is a solid choice at a lower price than its competitors.

  • The only Samsung worth getting is Q90/Q95, which may not be worth the extra cost if you don’t need its extra brightness.

  • The Sony X90J and X950H are great choices if you prefer LED, with X950H being the best value for the money.

  • Burn-in risk is real in 2021 for OLED TVs if you watch news or stock/sports tickers.

  • A budget of around $2,500 can get you a good TV, and Sony X90JS, LG C1, and Samsung Q90/Q95 are among the best bets in this range.

  • Visual tests of demo models are not reliable because the settings are variable.

  • Rtings.com is the best resource for more information.

• Best options for affordable 4K TVs from Reddit users:
  • TCL 6 series (55”)
  • TCL 5 series (model 55S535-CA) at CAD 600
  • Hisense H8G (also known as Q8G/Q9G in Canada)
  • Vizio M series
• The TCL 6 series is considered the best option, although it may be pricier than other options
• Reddit users generally recommend TCL or Hisense for affordable 4K TVs
• Samsung TU7000 and 8000 are not as good as TCL or Hisense options
• Sony/LG/Samsung TVs are not good in the price range of CAD 500-600, except for LG’s OLED models which are more expensive
• Hisense and TCL are both Chinese-made QLED TVs with reasonable reputations
• Hisense H8G may be more suitable for gaming due to its better brightness compared to TCL 5 series
• Hisense customer service has mixed reviews
• Users have generally found good value for money with TCL 5 series and have been satisfied with its performance, especially for gaming and streaming from Netflix
• Some Reddit users suggest that the TCL 5 series’ picture is not as bright but still decent for the price
• Subreddit /r/4kTV does not allow calibration/settings posts

• Webpage on whether old OLED TV better than new LED with local dimming
  • Reddit users offer opinions on buying a used LG OLED vs. new Sony X900H
  • OLED TVs can have burn-in issues if left on static images for extended periods
    • Newer OLED panels have improved burn-in prevention, but it can still happen
  • Used OLED TVs may have high risk of burn-in due to unknown prior usage
    • One user reports severe burn-in on their 2017 LG OLED after 3 years of use
  • OLED panel size of red subpixel increased since 2018, improving burn-in resistance
  • A refurbished OLED may be worth a try with 90-day return policy
  • Rtings website has a tool to compare OLED and LED TVs
    • OLED generally considered better for movies and dark room viewing

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• Top LG Competitors in Consumer Electronics:
  • Samsung
  • Sony
  • Panasonic
  • Whirlpool
  • Haier
  • Midea & Carrier Midea
  • Electrolux
  • Philips
  • Toshiba
• LG Competitors in Smartphones:
  • Samsung
  • Xiaomi
  • Oppo
  • Vivo
• LG Competitors in Laptops:
  • Apple
  • Dell
  • Sony Vaio
• LG has its headquarters in Seoul, South Korea
• LG operates through different units:
  • Home entertainment (televisions and monitors, Car entertainment systems and PCs for IT)
  • Home appliances and Air Solutions (washing machines, healthcare appliances, refrigerators, lightings and air conditioners)
  • Independent business area (telematics, solar cells, compressors, and storage devices)
  • Mobile communications (customized tablets and handsets)
• LG was founded in 2002 and in 2011 was the 2nd in the world in TV manufacturing
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• LG makes the best quality screens for movies.

  – Its OLED panels pack a punch with excellent processing to produce deep blacks and vivid colors.

• Samsung is the best all-round TV brand, with a huge TV range.

  – Samsung does particularly well with bright TVs, especially expensive ones, and has far better built-in audio than its competitors.

• Sony offers some of the most color-accurate TVs you can buy today.

  – Sony TVs can be a bit pricey, but this is offset by excellent processing power.

• TCL TVs are generally best for the value at unbeatable prices, often providing premium specifications at lower-than-average prices.

  – TCL TVs have a built-in Roku media player.

• Vizio sets may not boast the extra features of their competitors, but they’re great for the price.

  – Vizio’s P Series offers picture quality comparable to higher-end sets without the higher-end price tag.

• LG OLED TVs dominate both sales charts and editor’s choice lists.
  • LG C2 OLED is currently the best LG TV on the market.
  • LG’s OLED TVs provide superb color and brightness, best-in-class contrast and sharpness, and slim designs.
• LG’s large selection of OLED, NanoCell, and LED TVs can make sorting through them a headache.
• LG TVs fit into three categories: OLED TVs, QNED TVs that use quantum dot and/or MiniLED technology, and basic 4K HDR TVs.
  • Expect basic 4K HDR TVs to be the ones going on sale during Black Friday and Cyber Monday.
• LG A2 OLED offers excellent picture quality at a sub-$1,000 price point.
• LG QNED MiniLED 99 Series 8K TV is one of the first 8K TVs recommended with an affordable price.
• LG G-Series OLED is the most expensive 4K model LG has, with the 55-inch model selling for around $1,800 and the 65-inch set for $2,200.

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• LG is one of the largest display manufacturers in the world.
  • They make well-reviewed small displays like phones, tablets, and laptops.
• LG TVs seem to be on the lower end of the price point.
• According to an industry veteran:
  • Sharp sucks for all intensive purposes and will not be making TVs in 2 years.
  • Samsung image is not great, but people love them for their overblown oversaturated images.
  • Panasonic’s plasma panels are probably the best value on the market.
  • LG makes a great TV for any price range.
• According to a reddit user:
  • LG makes very good LED sets that are competitive with Samsung.
  • LG’s plasmas are a couple of generations behind Samsung and Panasonic.
• Various reddit users have shared their personal experiences with LG TVs.
  • Some love their LG TVs and have had no issues.
  • Some have experienced bleeding during dark scenes.
  • One person has an RCA TV and loves it.

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