LG 55" B5 Series 4K Ultra HDR Smart OLED AI WebOS TV w/ Dolby Atmos
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Our take on the LG 55" B5 Series 4K Ultra HDR Smart OLED AI WebOS TV w/ Dolby Atmos
The LG B5 is LG's entry-level OLED, a 55-inch 4K smart TV with self-lit pixels, Dolby Atmos and the webOS platform with AI features. It delivers the deep blacks and wide viewing angles OLED is known for, at a step below LG's brighter C-series. It suits movie and streaming fans in a normal-lit room who want OLED contrast without paying for the step-up models. Reviewers rate its picture and gaming features highly but note it is dimmer than the C-series and less suited to very bright rooms.
- Self-lit OLED panel gives deep blacks and strong contrast
- Wide viewing angles for off-center seating
- Dolby Atmos and Dolby Vision support
- HDMI 2.1 ports with high refresh rate and VRR for gaming
- webOS with AI features and all major streaming apps
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What reviewers say
Reviewers consistently praise the B5's OLED picture, contrast and gaming features for its tier. The main complaints are lower brightness than the C-series and average built-in sound.
- Picture qualityPraisedOwners call the contrast and black levels excellent for the tier.
- BrightnessCriticisedReviewers say it is dimmer than the C-series and struggles in bright rooms.
- GamingPraisedHDMI 2.1, VRR and high refresh rate are well received by gamers.
Questions and answers
- How does the B5 compare with LG's C-series?
- The B5 uses a similar OLED panel but has lower peak brightness and a less advanced processor. The C-series is the better pick for bright rooms; the B5 covers dark-room movie and gaming use well.
- Is it good for gaming?
- Yes. It has HDMI 2.1 ports with variable refresh rate and high frame rate support, plus low input lag in game mode. It is a solid match for current consoles.
- Is OLED burn-in a concern?
- OLED can retain static images over long periods. Vary content, avoid leaving news tickers or game HUDs on for hours, and use the TV's screen-care features.
- Does it support Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos?
- Yes, both are supported. Atmos works best with a soundbar or AV receiver, since the built-in speakers are limited.
- What is in the box?
- The TV, its stand, a remote and the power cable. A wall mount and HDMI cables are not included.
- Is it bright enough for a sunny room?
- It is best in a room where you can control the light. In a very bright room, reflections and lower brightness make it less ideal than a brighter LED or the C-series.
