Samsung OLED 4K Smart TV vs LG OLED Flex
The LG OLED Flex is the more distinctive set: a 42-inch bendable OLED that switches between flat and curved, aimed at gamers and desktop PC users. The Samsung OLED is the conventional pick: a flat 4K OLED at 120 Hz with Google Assistant and Alexa built in, backed by a large body of owner ratings. On picture quality the two are close, both being 120 Hz OLED panels with HDR. Choose the LG for the bendable screen and PC-focused setup; choose the Samsung for a normal living-room TV with broad voice-assistant support.
- Choose the Samsung OLED if you want a straightforward flat 4K OLED for the living room with Alexa and Google Assistant built in and a long track record of owner ratings.
- Choose the LG OLED Flex if you want a bendable 42-inch OLED you can curve for gaming or flatten for desktop work, with four HDMI ports.
Prices
- Samsung OLED 4K Smart TV: $997.99 at Amazon (checked today)
- LG OLED Flex: $2,148.44 at Compu Devices (last seen Nov 9)
- Difference: the Samsung OLED 4K Smart TV is $1,150.45 cheaper than the LG OLED Flex at the latest prices (Nov 9 and Nov 10)