LG 65" 4K Ultra HDR Smart OLED evo TV
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Our take on the LG 65" 4K Ultra HDR Smart OLED evo TV
The LG OLED evo is LG's step-up 4K OLED TV line, sold here in a 65-inch size. It uses a self-lit OLED panel with the evo brightness-boosting layer, plus LG's webOS smart platform with built-in streaming apps and a magic remote. Picture quality is its strength: perfect blacks, wide viewing angles and strong contrast, which is why OLED evo sets are favored by movie and dark-room viewers over most LED rivals. The trade-offs are familiar to OLED owners: peak brightness trails the brightest Mini-LED LCDs in a sunlit room, and static logos and tickers can leave marks over long viewing.
- Self-lit OLED pixels give true blacks and near-infinite contrast
- evo panel pushes higher brightness than standard OLED
- Wide viewing angles keep color stable off-axis
- webOS is fast and carries all major streaming apps
- HDMI 2.1 ports suit current consoles at 4K 120Hz
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What reviewers say
Owners of LG OLED evo sets consistently praise the contrast, black levels and off-angle picture, and many call it the best TV they have owned. Complaints center on brightness in bright rooms and worry about burn-in with static content.
- Picture qualityPraisedOwners describe deep blacks, strong contrast and accurate color as the set's main draw.
- BrightnessMixedThe evo panel is brighter than older OLEDs, but owners still find it dimmer than high-end LED sets in bright rooms.
- Burn-in riskCriticisedSome owners worry about static logos and tickers leaving marks with heavy daily viewing.
Questions and answers
- Is OLED evo better than a regular OLED TV?
- The evo panel adds a brightness-boosting layer, so it is brighter and a bit more efficient than standard OLED. Contrast and black levels are the same class of performance.
- Is it bright enough for a bright living room?
- It handles normal rooms well, but in a room with direct sun on the screen the brightest Mini-LED LCDs will look punchier. Curtains or bias lighting help.
- Can the screen burn in?
- OLED pixels can retain a static image over long periods. Vary content, avoid leaving news tickers or game HUDs on for hours, and use the TV's screen-shift and logo-dimming settings.
- Does it support 4K 120Hz gaming?
- Yes, the HDMI 2.1 ports support 4K at 120Hz with variable refresh rate, which suits current PlayStation and Xbox consoles and modern graphics cards.
- What is in the box?
- The TV, its stand, the magic remote and the power cable. A wall mount and HDMI cables are not included.
- Is it worth it over a cheaper LED TV?
- If you watch movies in a dim room and care about black levels and viewing angles, the OLED picture is a clear step up. In a very bright room, a bright Mini-LED LCD may suit you better.
