LG EF95xx (2015) Series

100% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

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87% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

Extraordinary contrast and 4K detailing ; Many people will prefer its flat screen ; About as pretty as a TV can get

Dimming at the screen's edges ; Issues with sustaining light control at just above black ; Motion handling could be better

Extraordinary contrast ; Gorgeous colours ; Sensational design ; webOS is brilliant

More expensive than LCD ; Still lacking 4K and HDR content ; Some noise with upscaling

Finally, LG has delivered a large screen OLED panel in a traditional flat screen form factor, and the wait was worth it. Impossibly good image quality and future proofing for 4K and HDR content, this is the best TV money can buy, so long as you have...

Superb contrast ; Punchy yet subtle colours ; Wonderfully crisp ; Classy design ; Good upscaler ; Exemplary viewing angles

No ITV Player or All4

LG’s (and the world’s) first flat 4K OLED TV is a resounding success in almost every way

Astonishing picture quality ; Glorious ; futuristic design ; Excellent webOS smart system

Slight gradation problems ; Dimming effect at edges

Pictures are dominated by incredible contrast and gorgeous 4K UHD clarity, webOS smart TV interface is a work of genius, the sensational thinness of the OLED screen never gets old, it’s great to finally get your hands on LG’s OLED tech in a flat screen...

Some strange dimming at the left and right edges of the screen, usually class-leading black levels can suddenly take a major hit when the screen is driven hard, certainly isn’t cheap by the standards of 65-inch UHD TVs generally (though for an OLED...

It's pretty much impossible given the current lack of more independently produced HDR content to know for sure how likely future commercial HDR content might be to expose the 65EF950V's brightness limitations. Which means that the only thing we can say...

Immaculate, realistic picture ; Lights-off blacks ; As futureproofed as they come ; Slim, gorgeous design

SD channels look mediocre ; No ITV Player or All4

If 4K HDR OLEDs like this one are the future of TV, then it's a future we're excited to be living in

The LG EF9500 OLED TV's picture quality is better than that of any LCD or plasma TV we've seen, with perfect black levels and exceedingly bright whites. It's equally adept in bright and dark rooms; showed accurate color, excellent uniformity and solid...

The EF9500 is more expensive than pretty much any other TV of its size. Its light output, video processing and some aspects of screen uniformity aren't quite as impressive as some other TVs.

If you have the money and want 55-inch or 65-inch TV today, you should buy the LG EF9500.

Flat screen ; Absolute blacks ; Superb dynamic range ; Impressive contrast ratio ; Supports High Dynamic Range ; Excellent greyscale and colour accuracy ; Very wide viewing angles ; Great sound ; Effective smart platform ; Attractive design ;...

Vignetting at edges of screen ; Some minor banding just above black ; Slight judder to some motion ; Some crosstalk in 3D ; Colour space could be wider ; Input lag too high for serious gamers

I feel like a broken record when I say it, but it’s LG’s fault for continually improving its OLED televisions, series by series, so I must say it again: This is the finest TV LG has made to date, and I would argue, the finest TV you can buy right now.

Excellent picture quality. Impressively wide color range. Loaded with features.

Expensive. Only three HDMI ports.

Input Lag, Power, and Conclusions Input lag, the amount of time it takes for a display to update after receiving a signal, is less impressive. The 65EF9500 showed a relatively high 57.2-millisecond input lag. This is disappointing, but not surprising;...