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Hemmabio handlar om att få den visuella och känslomässiga effekten av en biograf i ditt eget hem med allt vad det innebär i form av bekvämlighet. LG:s 65EG960V hanterar detta med bravur. Den stora välvda 65-tumsskärmen ger en uppslukande visuell upplevels...
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OLED is still the topic of conversation at electronics fairs. LG is the only manufacturer that has managed to successfully produce and sell the TVs and it is clear that LG believes that OLED is the future. We have already reviewed several LG HD OLED TVs...
Reference picture quality, Perfect black, Wide viewing angles, Best HDR picture right now, webOS is simple & functional...
Banding on darkest tones, Motion resolution can be improved, Curved, Input lag too high, Risk of burn-in...
LG EG9600 is in many ways the true beginning of the OLED era. It marks the transition from HD to 4K and the first venture into HDR (high dynamic range) and extended color spaces.Picture quality is reference class with its deep blacks, high brightness, and...
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For years, LCD panel technology has dominated the market. There are a number of core panel types with the technology, IPS, VA, and TN. I won't go into the ins and outs of each one, but to give you an idea, IPS panels are what you will find in the majority...
With the only other competitor to LG's flagship 65" costing more than twice as much, I think the 65EG960V has a lot going for it.As a PC gamer, I don't have a next gen console immediately available to test gaming with, but I will be sure to update this re...
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It's been a long and winding road for OLED TVs. The display technology, which promises deeper blacks and richer colours than LED-backlit LCD tellies, started its consumer TV life in 2013 with the LG 55EM970V. Problem is, that telly cost £10,000. We're gue...
Excellent black levels, 4K picture quality clarity, great webOS 2.0 interface, remote's pointer operation...
Colours can look off, auto brightness can falter, still expensive, only three HDMI ports...
So is the LG EG960V's OLED panel better than an equivalent flagship LCD? For black levels, absolutely, it's as good as things get. For colour, it's a bit mixed – it loses some of the realism for the sake of saturation. That might be an odd compromis...
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You can keep your Quantum Dots and your QLED, ditch your Deep Colour and go hang your HDR; OLED is here, now, and it's deserves some serious attention. The alpha male of TVs comes to us this time in a slightly smaller package than the previous OLED outing...
Incredible realism > Pure, bright whites > Best black levels ever > Reflection, free curve > Now TV app...
Pointer remote > Plasticky stand > Confusing WebOS > High price > Three HDMI...
Is this is the best TV on the planet? Judged purely on picture quality, this 4K OLED has a jaw-dropping combination of total black, cracking colour, judder-free video, a reflection-free curve and an innate ability to make standard-def sources ripple with...
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techradar.com/au/ Updated:
2015-09-11 08:56:31
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You can keep your Quantum Dots and your QLED, ditch your Deep Colour and go hang your HDR; OLED is here, now, and it's deserves some serious attention. The alpha male of TVs comes to us this time in a slightly smaller package than the previous OLED outing...
Incredible realism > Pure, bright whites > Best black levels ever > Reflectionfree curve > Now TV app...
Pointer remote > Plasticky stand > Confusing WebOS > High price > Three HDMI...
Is this is the best TV on the planet? Judged purely on picture quality, this 4K OLED has a jaw-dropping combination of total black, cracking colour, judder-free video, a reflection-free curve and an innate ability to make standard-def sources ripple with...
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digitalversus.com Updated:
2015-09-11 08:56:50
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The design follows current trends, with a brushed metal frame and a narrow bezel all around the screen.The stand consists of two metal feet that run perpendicularly to the television on each side. While they're strong enough to support the television, you...
Natural colours (Delta E = 2.6), Excellent 3D mode, Open viewing angles, Superb panel responsiveness, Unbeatable contrast, Responsive and intuitive WebOS 2.0 interface, Improved brightness...
Motion compensation could be better—lack of BFI, Audio not up to scratch, Glossy screen...
The 55EG960V might not be the perfect OLED TV, but it is a noticeable improvement on the 65EC970V. Brightness is better, the upscaling is more effective, menus more responsive... While it still lacks a few things, it's the best UHD television on the marke...
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When LG launched its first OLED screen last year – the 55EC930V – we fell in love. It was everything we'd hoped for from OLED: deep, luscious blacks and punchy, bright colours. But it wasn't 4K.This TV is. And that marriage of 4K and OLED is what our wild...
Yes, it's a pricey screen, but remember you're paying premium for the brand new TV technology The LG 55EG960V is a gorgeous TV. Yes, it's also on the pricey side, but remember you're paying a premium for new telly technology. And don't forget that as OLE...
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What is the LG 55EG960V? After waiting for what feels like decades for the first 4K OLED TV to arrive, we're now faced with our second one in as many weeks. What's more, the 55EG960V is substantially more affordable than the previously tested 65EC970V , s...
Gorgeous, contrast-rich pictures, Stunning super-slim design, Slick webOS 2.0 operating system...
Occasional colour flaws, Needs great care with set up, Doesn't yet support HDR, and will probably never support HDR via UHD Blu-ray...
Although it isn't quite the slice of TV perfection AV unrealists may have been hoping for, the 55EG960V still sets the bar where black level response and design are concerned, and in doing so continues to make a hugely persuasive case for OLED's place in...
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Note: Our review sample was the British version, but its picture performance shouldn't be drastically different from the LG 55EG9600 and 65EG9600 sold in the USA.Whichever angle you look at it, the LG 55EG960 is a gorgeous piece of kit. Framed by a slim b...
The EG960V is yet another step in the right direction for LG's precious OLED TV technology, offering several key improvements over last year's EC930V. Gone were the colour uniformity issues, undefeatable noise reduction, and off-axis green tinting which p...
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The EG960V is the first Ultra HD 4K OLED TV that LG have released in the UK and it incorporates all the latest developments in that particular technology, along with the most recent version of webOS and a new magic remote. As at the time of writing (April...
Absolute blacks, Superb dynamic range, Remarkable contrast ratio, Reference greyscale and colour accuracy, Excellent video processing, Great design and build quality, Impressive smart platform, Highly effective remote, Very good sound...
No HDR support, Colour space could be wider, Connections too close to edge, Input lag high for serious gamers...
Is the LG 55EG960V perfect? No of course not, no consumer product will ever be perfect, that's just an unrealistic expectation. We still use a Pioneer Kuro as our main TV, which was considered the reference point for years, but even that had issues. The s...
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The LG 55EG960V is the first 4K OLED screen we've tested, and it's everything we hoped it would be. It delivers the combination we've been waiting for – 4K Ultra HD resolution and OLED technology – and it does so with spectacular results. An OLED panel c...
Gorgeous 4K picture quality, Proper deep blacks, Bright, punchy whites, Incredibly rich and subtle colours, Superb level of detail and clarity, Elegant design, Intuitive interface...
Upscaled standard definition could be crisper, Sound could be more dynamic and open, Pricey...
It's fair to say we're impressed with the LG 55EG960V, but it's not without reservations. Price is an issue. £3800 is a hefty amount of money for a 55in screen, but it's worth remembering that you're paying the premium for the new OLED technology and that...
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 4K Ultra HD Smart TV Wi-Fi Black, Grey, White (65EG960V)")
