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Take the LG OLED TV Challenge
LED/LCD TVs use a technology that includes a backlight, so black scenes are diluted by this lighting that often makes black look charcoal grey.
LG OLED TV has no backlight. You'll see detail in dark scenes in movies that LED/LCD TVs just can't deliver.
Take the LG OLED TV Challenge in store today and see the difference for yourself.

Self-lighting Pixel
The key to OLED TVs incredible picture quality is the way light is produced. OLED has self lighting pixels, as opposed to backlighting used in LED/LCD TVs.
This means the pixels can switch on and off individually, creating a pure black canvas and only producing light where it's required. From a perfect black, spectacular colours abound.

Perfect Black. Explosive Colour
With no backlight, no other TV can beat the perfect black of OLED.
The perfectly black background propels incredibly explosive colours. In fact, a billion colours. It's just brilliant.

Infinite Contrast
Stars shine the brightest in the pitch black sky.
LG OLED TVs have an infinite contrast ratio, so it displays brilliant whites to the deepest black for an enhanced sense of realism. Higher contrast is better, and Infinite has been impossible… until OLED.

4K Ultra HD
With 8.3 million pixels, LG 4K UHD TV provides you with incredibly detailed and crisp pictures. It's the combination of OLED technology with 4K Ultra High Definition that makes for a truly special viewing experience.


Picture-on-Glass
Picture-on-Glass is made possible by a bold new approach to television design. The OLED module is applied directly to the glass back panel for a clean, ultra-slim profile.

Sound Bar Stand
The modern 2.2 channel, 60W sound bar speaker integrates into the elegant stand. Enjoy rich and deep sound eminating from sublime style.

Sound Designed by harman/kardon®
This TV series boasts highly refined sound quality, realised in collaboration with harman/kardon, one of the leading audio solutions in the industry.

HDR - High Dynamic Range
View HDR content to see enhanced graduation of contrast in the light and dark areas of an image as well as the colour to create a new level of realism. It's possible through the advancement of cinema cameras in the last few years, which now enable cinematographers to capture scenes in multiple ways, and blend them together.

Plays Both HDR-10 and DOLBY VISION Content
Dolby Vision takes HDR to the extreme. Look for movies and TV shows in Dolby Vision, streamed on Netflix, that takes HDR footage to a whole new level. The picture is dynamically optimised scene by scene to deliver refined detail, natural contrast and stunning colour.



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