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Price: $2,999 Model number: OLED65G2PUA Screen size: 65 inches Resolution: 3840 x 2160 HDR: Dolby Vision IQ, HDR10, and HLG Refresh rate: 120 Hz Ports: 4 HDMI 2.1; 3 USB Audio: 60 watts Smart TV software: webOS 22 Size: 56.7 x 32.3 x 1.0 inches (w/o stand) Weight: 50.3 pounds (w/o stand) The LG G2 OLED TV is the brightest LG OLED TV ever, and we have the test results to prove it. OLED TVs typically suffer on this front compared to the best QLED TVs, but no more. If we weren’t quite sold on OLED evo technology before, writing this LG G2 OLED TV review has made us believers. The change from last year’s LG G1 TV is stark, with the second-generation OLED evo panel featuring a dedicated heat-dissipation system that lets the picture get much brighter without causing the dreaded OLED burn-in. There’s more to this TV than just brightness, though: an updated Gallery Series design, new webOS version and high-scoring performance across the board makes this one of the best TVs on the market this year. However, the premium features come at a premium price;this is LG’s most expensive 4K OLED TV of the year, with a $2,999 ticket on the 65-inch configuration. Is it worth it for you? Read our full LG OLED G2 review to find out. LG G2 OLED TV review: Price and configurations The LG G2 OLED TV is the company’s top-shelf 4K OLED set this year and it has a premium price to match. The LG G2 will fall among the expensive sets we’ll test in 2022, and it’ll include two bigger sizes to create the l...

Having made its high-end G series of OLED TVs relevant again in 2021 by giving them a clear picture advantage over the ever-popular C series, LG has repeated the trick - with knobs on - with 2022’s G2 range. The G2 OLED’s big story is that it takes the latest (WRGB-type) ‘Evo’ OLED panel and adds in a new heat sink element not present in 2021’s G1 series. This might sound like a mere technicality on paper, but it actually allows LG to bring enough extra brightness to the table to take OLED picture quality to places we once never imagined it would be able to go. One-minute review The new LG G2 OLED is full of surprises - all of them positive. As soon as you get the G2 out of its box you can see that LG has moved the dial on from previous G-series generations. The old black, chamfered-edge ‘Gallery’ design has been replaced with a much cooler, much more outwardly opulent ‘two layer’ design that finds the main layer clad in a seriously strokable silver metallic finish. What’s inside this fancy new design is also unexpected. For alongside LG’s latest brightness-enhancing Evo OLED panel is a new heat sink element designed to help the TV reach new brightness heights LG’s OLED standards. There’s a new processor, too, designed to unlock the full capabilities of this new OLED breed, while LG’s webOS smart platform gets a host of new features instead of the usual small evolutions. Even the G2 OLED’s sound suddenly and unexpectedly fixes a couple of big problems that have plagued pre...

Credit: Reviewed / Tim Renzi Each of these TVs is available in several sizes. Due to the nature of OLED display technology, we don’t expect there to be any differences in performance between sizes belonging to the same series. These TVs are still the latest models in their series, so you’ll likely have to wait a bit longer to see deep discounts on each model. Here’s how each series shakes out. LG C2: • 42-inch (LG OLED42C2PUA), MSRP $1,399.99 • 48-inch (LG OLED48C2PUA), MSRP $1,499.99 • 55-inch (LG OLED55C2PUA), MSRP $1,799.99 • 65-inch (LG OLED65C2PUA), MSRP $2,499.99 • 77-inch (LG OLED77C2PUA), MSRP $3,499.99 • 83-inch (LG OLED83C2PUA), MSRP $5,499.99 The C2 is available in six sizes: the standard 55- and 65-inch models, along with a couple of smaller models and a pair of larger models. The larger models are great options for those looking to upgrade a home theater, while the 42-inch model is sure to be a hit with gamers. LG G2: • 55-inch (LG OLED55G2PUA), MSRP $2,199.99 • 65-inch (LG OLED65G2PUA), MSRP $3,199.99 • 77-inch (LG OLED77G2PUA), MSRP $4,199.99 • 83-inch (LG OLED83G2PUA), MSRP $6,499.99 • 97-inch (LG OLED97G2PUA), price $24,999 The G2 is less flexible on the smaller end of the scale; its most compact model is 55 inches. One thing that might be relevant to a small contingent of shoppers: the gargantuan 97-inch version of the G2 is the largest OLED ever made, and also one of the priciest at $24,999. Given the C2's lower cost and overall flexibility, this one’s a...

Verdict The G2 is LG’s best OLED, with improvements to its brightness reaping dividends by way of a fantastic HDR performance. Its feature set is extensive, its smart abilities are well implemented; but the cost and focus on wall-mounting mean the C2 OLED is likely to be the more affordable option for most. The LG G2 OLED model tested is the 65-inch model (OLED65G26LA). It’s also available in a smaller 55-inch model ( The 65-inch’s RRP is • Another elegant, minimalist set • Wall bracket included as standard • Stands are optional extras Like previous Gallery Series OLEDs, the G2 is designed first and foremost with wall-mounting in mind, including wall brackets in the box but no stand. Aesthetically, it’s an elegant and minimalist effort, with the bezel more of frame that encases the screen. The covers for the back panel look slightly less flimsy when applied than they did The 65-inch G2 is slightly thicker than the G1 (24.3mm compared to 19.9mm). However, the shallow depth of the rear panel allows it to lie almost flush against a wall, while downward and side-facing connections make it easier to plug in devices. There’s the option of purchasing the Gallery Stand (if you’re putting the TV in a freestanding position) or Swivel Stand, which tilts at an angle of four degrees. The Swivel Stand is easy enough to lock in, featuring an area to thread through cables to keep the setup neat and tidy. With the G2, LG has designed a TV that works in virtually every position it finds its...

Discover the LG G2 65-inch OLED evo Gallery Edition TV. Dramatization for illustrative purposes only. 1OLED evo is brighter vs. the traditional WRGB B and A OLED series. OLED evo models are brighter than similarly sized, conventional LG OLED models, not including 42” or 48” C2. 2Simulated image. 3Depending on installation environment there may be a slight gap between the TV and the wall. Installation requirements vary. See installation guide for details. Gallery stand and G2 stand sold separately. 4 FILMMAKER MODE™ logo is a trademark of the UHD Alliance, Inc. Dolby, Dolby Atmos and the double-D symbol are registered trademarks of Dolby Laboratories. 5 Internet connection and subscriptions to streaming services are required. Amazon, Prime Video and all related logos are trademarks of Amazon.com, Inc. or its affiliates. Amazon Prime membership and/or Prime Video fees apply. See primevideo.com/terms for details. HBO Max™ ©2022 Warner Media, LLC. All Rights Reserved. HBO Max is used under license. Number of LG Channels subject to change. 6 Subscription and compatible gaming controller are required. 7 This service is only available on select channels and programs. Actual features, functionality, and other product specifications may differ and are subject to change without notice. Prices, promotions, and availability may vary by model, store, and online. Prices subject to change without notice. Quantities are limited. Check with your local retailers for their final pri...

© Eric Broder Van Dyke / Shutterstock.com Undeniably, LG remains the dominant force in the OLED technology is the crème de la crème in the TV market because it can deliver better contracts, brightness, and wider viewing angles. With many players producing TVs with this technology, it is now available to even those who don’t want to dig deep into their pockets. Among the recent LG OLED TV releases are the LG C3 and G2. These two offer nearly identical performances, but there are some design differences. Let’s break down these two TVs to see which one might be best for you! LG C3 vs. G2: Side-by-Side Comparison LG C3 LG G2 Release Date January 2023 April 2022 Resolution 4K 4K Sizes 42, 48, 55, 65, 77, and 83 inches 55, 65, 77, and 83 inches Operating System Google Android Google Android Audio 60W 60W Refresh Rate 120Hz 120Hz Display Technology LED LED Supported Internet Services Netflix, HBO Max, Prime Video, Apple TV, Disney+, and more Netflix, HBO Max, Prime Video, Apple TV, Disney+, and more Starting Price $1,399 (42 inches) $2,199 (55 inches) LG C3 vs G2 • 8 million self-lit OLED pixels provide stunning depth and clarity in 4K resolution with Dolby Vision HDR • Gallery Edition hangs closely to the wall and displays art photography when not in use • Ideal for gamers with a VRR, ALLM, and Game Optimizer Mode • Alexa-enabled with streaming support for HBO Max, Disney+, Hulu, Netflix, and more 05/24/2023 10:48 pm GMT LG C3 vs. G2: What’s the Difference? These two LG TVs are ...

There was a problem. Please refresh the page and try again. By submitting your information you agree to the In this LG G2 review, we're looking at the company’s new high-end 4K OLED TV for 2022, which promises to deliver class-leading performance in terms of image accuracy, processing and peak brightness. And make no mistake, the LG G2 is success in all these areas. A huge one. To achieve these goals LG has developed its new Alpha 9 Gen 5 processor, and added brightness boosting technology that delivers new HDR peaks, without sacrificing any of the deep and rich black tones that OLED is famed for. When it comes to picture quality alone, the LG G2 is absolutely among the LG G2 review: Price & release date The LG G2 is released in April 2022, with the exception of the 97-inch version, which will follow later in 2022. The LG G2 is available in 55-inch, 65-inch, 77-inch and 83-inch sizes initially, plus that 97-inch model coming later, which is the first OLED TV even to made at that size. At the time of publication, we're still waiting for the final UK prices, but the 55-inch OLED55G2 costs $2,199/€2,499, the 65-inch OLED65G2costs $2,999/€3,599, the 77-inch OLED77G2 costs $3,999/€5,999, and the 83-inch OLED83G2costs $6,499/€8,999. These are, obviously, very premium prices. It's a step up over the price of the LG C2, which is the more mid-range model from LG's 2022 OLED line-up – the 55-inch LG C2 costs $1,799, for comparison. We've got an The LG G2 is more in competition with ...

LG is announcing its latest series of OLED TVs. For 2022, the company is adding new screen sizes both big (97 inches) and small (42 inches), ratcheting up the brightness (again) on the G series, and bringing some additional features — like multiuser profiles — to the webOS software that runs on its TVs. Now on the fifth generation of its A9 processor, LG says 2022 TVs will include better 4K upscaling, improved tone mapping, and a greater sense of depth through foreground object enhancement. As for the TVs themselves, after debuting its higher-brightness OLED “Evo” panel on the G1 in 2021, this year Evo will be featured in both the G2 and more mainstream C2. LG says the G2 will deliver higher peak brightness numbers than the C2 through a combination of brightness booster algorithms and better heat dissipation from the TV’s components. But the C2 should still outperform something like the CX from two years ago.For both the G2 and C2, LG says it’s using a new composite fiber material in their construction that makes these TVs significantly lighter; for example, the 65-inch C2 is nearly half the weight of the C1. That should result in a less stressful unboxing and mounting experience for these very thin, fragile displays. Ahead of CES, LG lined up the new G2 side by side with the C1 to show off the brightness gains. A more helpful comparison to demonstrate year-over-year improvements would’ve been putting it against the G1’s Evo display, LG is also adding new screen sizes at b...