When new TVs are announced each year, they come bearing claims of improved brightness, more discernible contrast and the classic line, “closer to what the director intended.” I often remain sceptical about such claims, and wait until I go eyes-on to make my own judgement. Of course a manufacturer is going to say its latest creation is the ‘best ever’ otherwise there’d be no need to take much notice of it, right?
Reviews of new models pull from a reviewer’s memory and experience of a predecessor, and it’s not often we get to view two screens side by side, and especially not under the same conditions. But that’s exactly what I recently did when I had the LG G3 and G4 OLED TVs in my living room for a couple of weeks. I was gobsmacked by the differences.
