LG OLED evo M Series 4K Smart TV vs Samsung OLED 4K Smart TV
These are OLED TVs at opposite ends of the size range, so the choice is mostly about the room. The LG M Series is an 83-inch evo panel with a wireless connection box, aimed at a large living room or media room. The Samsung is a 48-inch OLED with an anti-glare coating and four HDMI ports, better suited to a bedroom, office or smaller den. Both are 4K OLED at 120 Hz with HDR, so picture fundamentals are close; the LG's edge is size and the wireless setup, the Samsung's is glare handling and a tidier fit in small rooms. The LG's 3.8-out-of-5 owner rating from 41 ratings is middling, so check it carefully before committing to the big set.
- Choose the LG OLED evo M Series if you have a large wall or media room, want an 83-inch OLED, and value running one wireless box instead of routing every cable to the panel.
- Choose the Samsung OLED if your space fits a 48-inch screen, you watch in a bright room where glare matters, and you want four HDMI inputs plus Ethernet and optical audio.
Prices
- LG OLED evo M Series 4K Smart TV: $2,299.99 at LG (last seen Nov 10)
- Samsung OLED 4K Smart TV: $897.99 at Amazon (checked today)
- Difference: the Samsung OLED 4K Smart TV is $1,402.00 cheaper than the LG OLED evo M Series 4K Smart TV at the latest prices (Nov 10 and Nov 12)