LG G5 OLED
Premium OLED with reduced burn-in risk, zero longevity failures.
Consolidated from 138 cited sources across 54 outlets
Where the cited sources landed, as we read them
- 1 glowing source
- 1 enthusiastic source
- 79 positive sources
- 36 neutral sources
- 10 unconvinced sources
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Pros & cons
- ✓ Zero failures in accelerated test
- ✓ 10-year warranty and strong firmware support
- ✓ OLED-plus panel reduces burn-in risk
The sources behind this ranking
We searched the web and YouTube for what has been published about this product, then read the articles, video transcripts and comments we found.
Evidence 31 articles, 105 video reviews and 2 community sources
1 enthusiastic source
79 positive sources
This review explores how the LG G5 elevates OLED performance. Powered by the α11 AI Processor, equipped with Micro Lens Array (MLA+) technology, and redesigned with a slimmer profile, the G5 delivers images with stunning luminance and clarity. LG has also integrated advanced Dolby Vision support, optimized heat dissipation, and enhanced audio processing for a truly cinematic experience.Read B
The G5 is LG's top-of-the-line TV out there with, of course, their best OLED panel. Now, the TV looks absolutely gorgeous. It's super light in terms of just weight and carrying around. So, yes, you might need a friend to help you with a 65 in, but honestly, you can lift it up yourself if you choose to.Watch F
The LG G5 distinguishes itself with the company's four-stack OLED panel, a design innovation that delivers a combination of perfect contrast, high brightness, sharp detail, rich color reproduction, and wide viewing angles. The G5’s image quality sets it apart from the mid-range offerings and brings it close to the technical capabilities found in the very best displays.Read H
But even against the Samsung S95F, a 2025 TV equipped with the latest generation QD OLED panel, the LG G5 still looked brighter on a white background in real world HDR content while tracking the ST 2084 PQ standard in an accurate manner, therefore coming closer to matching the HDR presentation on a Sony BVM HX3110 reference monitor.Watch T
The LG G5 was one of the best-performing TVs of last year, delivering superb picture quality with gorgeous colors and strong contrast. It was also one of the best options for gaming, with a full suite of features and razor-sharp performance, as well as an intuitive smart TV platform. While it was a premium TV, it was good value for what it delivered.Read H
So, this increase of at least 700 nits represents the biggest jump in white luminance I've measured on a consumer OLED television from one model year to the next. Now, let's measure the full screen brightness in HDR filmmaker board. And you can see that it's around 360 nits on the LG G5.Watch I
The LG G5 looks very similar to the G4 , which isn’t particularly surprising given that televisions aren’t doing a whole lot to stand out – especially because, for most buyers, a television needs to do the opposite: blend in. Basically, everything about the physical design of the G5 feels like a copy of the G4, and that’s perfectly fine.Read T
The LG G5 was one of the best-performing TVs of last year, delivering superb picture quality with gorgeous colors and strong contrast. So I put the G5 and G6 next to each other, and compared the two using some 4K Blu-rays I regularly use for testing TVs, with a signal splitter from our trusty Panasonic DP-UB820 Blu-ray player.Watch C Choose Article
LG G5 with the new Tandem OLED panel brings the biggest change specifically in terms of the brightness of the television. And it’s quite impressive. This is truly an astronomically bright OLED. In every tested scene – whether it’s point lights or full-screen whites from the movie The Meg – the brightness on the G5 exceeded 2000 nits.Read T
Here are the best picture settings to make the LG G5 OLED TV look great. The first thing you want to do is turn off the energy saving step. To do this, access settings, scroll down to general, then select energy saving. Then you'll see energy saving step. Turn this off. This will increase the G5's brightness to make the most of that new brighter full stack OLED panel.Watch A
The G5 is an excellent performer, and the new Primary RGB Tandem panel has improved the WOLED image quality immensely. The problem for the G5 is that the competition has upped their game and flagship TVs from Samsung, Sony and Panasonic all offer the picture quality goods, mixed with other features that appeal to various use cases.Read R
The LG G5 drops the MLA in favor of the brighter RGB tandem panel with a well-rounded set of features. Sony, meanwhile, replaced the 2023's A95L with the Bravia 82. Still QD OLED, still XR driven, and still very expensive. But which one is worth your hardearned dollars? Hi, I'm Alex from ratings.com. And after weeks of sideby-side testing at ratings.com, here is the deep dive.Watch T
The LG G5 uses a Primary RGB Tandem OLED panel, while the 65-inch C6 I used for testing uses a standard WOLED panel. This means the G5 has a significant advantage in measured brightness over the C6. We measured the G5’s peak HDR brightness at 2,268 nits in Filmmaker Mode, compared to the C6's 1,438 nits, also in Filmmaker Mode.Read R
As of this review, this is easily the brightest OLED we've ever reviewed. It reaches amazing highs. Seriously, over 2400 nits in smaller highlights. It even maintains upwards of 400 nits in fully lit scenes. This is an OLED, right? These are the type of numbers we used to have on high-end LED TVs just a few short years ago.Watch A
Great video and an excellent calibration guide! I just wanted to add two quick tips for anyone aiming for absolute reference accuracy on the LG G5: To perfectly hit the industry standard D65 (6500K) white point this year, you actually need to set the Color Temperature in the White Balance menu to Warm 40.Watch R
First off, it gets much brighter, especially in SDR. It's so incredibly bright that you'll likely only need to crank it to its max when you're in a very bright and sunny room.Watch B
The G5 is brighter and has more color saturation to my eye. The C6H looks dimmer and not as colorful. So if I had to choose between the two it would be the G5. That's not to say the C6H isnt a beautiful looking tv because it is. But it just don't have that punch for me that the G5 does.Watch R
This year's flagship LG G6 is an outstanding TV overall, but are you better off saving some cash and getting last year's G5 while it's still available? Spoiler alert, yeah. These two OLEDs have a lot in common, but the G6 does have a couple of advantages like it's top tier gradient handling. However, the G6 isn't necessarily better across the board.Watch A
This and the better gradients are already a home run, making it feel like a G5 perfected. When you add the 3200 nit specular highlights and ~450 nit full screen, I'd say it's a good TV to get if you haven't upgraded in a long time. Not if you already have a G5 of course.Read R
Thankfully, there's no such compromise on the G5, which lets gamers have their cake and eat it too. Let's start with what was wrong. On both G5 and C5, HDR10 content showed visible banding or posterization in darker grays and subtly lit midtones. This meant loss of shadow detail and harsh transitions between brightness levels.Watch E
If this is your first time looking at an OLED TV then know this – there’s no better picture quality you can buy. There’s plenty that are pushing close, but the simple fact that every single pixel is self lit means there’s no blooming around the colours on a black screen.Read R
There's no mistaking it, the G5 is the brighter TV overall. Across small highlights and bright scenes, the G5 hits higher peaks than the A95 L, and it keeps that advantage in game mode where many TVs dim. The A95 L is still a bright OLED by any standard, but the G5 pushes specular highlights harder and sustains them longer, which gives you punchier sparks.Watch G
I thought this was great, as it made it a lot easier to unpack the TV without having to be careful with heavy stands bouncing around. It’s also good in case you don’t need to use the stand straight away, so it’s easier to keep it tucked away, inside its own box.Read R
The two TVs are very similar, but the G5 does offer a bit more overall. However, the C6H does have one advantage that might make it a better choice depending on what you care about most. Now is a great time to buy a 2025 model since they're typically on sale for cheaper than the newest TVs.Watch D
LG G5 is a awesome tv. It can handle brightroom as well as dark room. I have both G5 and S95F and can tell watching online content is great on both but LG it looks better (After firmware upgrade). Netflix and Jiohotstar Dolby Vision help it to edge over S95F.Watch A
This is the quite stunning LG G5 OLED with its new RGB tandem screen. It has amazing blacks, fantastic colors, and a great design. However, this is the LG C5 OLED. Now, this is the W OLED screen. It also has fantastic blacks and great colors and an great design. So, there is a big difference in price between them.Watch B
More often than not, I feel like the G5 has a more pleasing picture to my eyes. Colors are deeper/richer and the image looks sharper and more dynamic. The G6 is brighter though for those that are nits obsessed. Great comparison, Brian. Ignore the haters.Watch T
And without a shadow of a doubt, both of them are the best two TVs that I've ever tested on the channel. And I know that a lot of you guys are currently sat on the fence on which one to go for. But hopefully today's video will help you make up your mind on which one you should go for.Watch B
The LG G5 OLED is one of the most impressive high-end TVs I've tested. It offers a rare combination of pixel-perfect contrast and high brightness. During testing, the G5 offered nearly twice the peak brightness of cheaper OLEDs, such as the S90F.Read T
Now, hopefully this will be a great TV because unlike a lot of other TVs that I get on the channel, this TV is mine to keep. Yes. Now, if today's video is going to be the unboxing and demo, but I'm going to be doing loads more, such as gaming with the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X. I'll also be comparing against my old LG G4 OLED. I'll also be doing some daytime brightness and reflection tests.Watch G
The G5, however, separates itself through its Gallery design, included wall mount, 4-stack Primary RGB Tandem OLED panel in this size, stronger audio output and slightly lower listed power consumption compared with the 77-inch C5 figures.Read T
Now, I don't know how well it's coming across on camera, but with the LG G5 up top, the menus look all nice and bright. were obviously on the home menu and uh the Sony just looks very dim compared to it. That's one thing I've noticed even when I'm not comparing it to the G5, it just comes across as generally very dim looking.Watch O
Undecide to buy the G6 or teh G5 looking at that TV on your wall is amazing . Images are superb You convinced me . Wish you were in Canada , I I'd hire your professionalism .Congrats on your new purchase.Watch T
And this is in no particular order, but the first best thing about this TV is that it can come supplied with either a tabletop stand or a flush fitting wall mount. Now, as you can see, I have the G5 wall mounted, but I actually went for the tabletop stand. And I've not put it together yet, but I've got the base here. And as you can hear, it is proper solid. Nice quality bit of kit.Watch T
First, LG no longer uses MLA technology in the G5 model. Instead, it uses the new Primary RGB 4-layer tandem OLED panel technology, which results in higher brightness and better color luminance.Watch A
This time we're going to look at the LG G5 and the best settings out of the box for SDR, HDR10, and Dolby Vision. So, the first thing that we're going to do is long press the settings button, the cogwheel, on your remote control. Just keep it pressed for about 3 seconds and then let go. It brings you up on this menu here.Watch B
Probably the most impressive thing of note for me with the LG G5 is finally an OLED from LG that can give you the brightness of Mini LED while holding on the the color volume and contrast.Watch V
But the G5 was already bright enough that complaints were rare. What's more interesting is hyper radiant color. Early impressions suggest colors stay more saturated at higher brightness levels instead of the wash out that WOLED panels typically do. That's genuinely useful. One thing to keep in mind, the improved anti-reflection coating on the G6 only applies to the 55, 65, 77, and 83in sizes.Watch B
The LG OLED evo G5 is a tremendous TV. It combines the perfect blacks of OLED with vibrant, bright colour for what is arguably one of the best pictures I’ve ever experienced on a TV.Read T
While it is very expensive, if the specs hold true, this may very well be one of the best displays ever created, especially for PC gaming. Now, in terms of the ports, pause if you need to, but most importantly, it does come with four HDMI 2.1 ports. Again, making it excellent for any gaming you want to do.Watch T
I love my G5 lol and I think the missed finer details of processing if any would be really difficult for general public to notice unless someone is comparing TVs side by side.Watch B
Now, I'll start off by saying that both TVs are absolutely magnificent. You really don't need to even be outside of the filmmaker preset, which I can't believe I'm saying.Watch W
So, the G5 and C5 share an awful lot of features, but the Primary RGB Tandem OLED panel, faster processor and support for 4K/165Hz gaming mean this round has to go to the G5.Read B
The TV is simply brighter and tuned to be more accurate. Not just in the Filmmaker preset, but in all the presets. And I never felt that lack of saturation was ever an issue in the 9 hours I spent with these two side by side.Watch R
Sony TV's are very expensive and having to pay additional money to have it calibrated is too much of an ask for me personally so I kept the LG G5 and I'm more than happy.Watch B
To put that in context or in perspective, the G5 is the best TV I have ever owned. It had a bit of a rocky start, but to many of you, you'll both love the G5 and the G6 right now. So, take that criticism and all that negativity with a grain of salt. It gets very toxic out there. The G6 will be fine. I will follow up with it, and I will cover it the entire year. That said, let's square off the LG GWatch B
Typical viewers will be satisfied with the cheaper C Series, but the G5 is the best LG TV for home theater fans willing to splurge on industry-leading image quality.Read B
Now, first impressions of the 83 in is I was absolutely blown away walking into the store. I just knew this thing is going to be mine. And again, I'm taking the chance. I am purchasing the 83 in G5 myself to replace my C1, which is in my home theater at home.Watch W
Turn it off, and you’ll immediately notice the screen gets brighter. This instantly improves picture quality. Just keep in mind that it will use slightly more power.Read B
The LG G5 is an absolute monster. How close are they and all types of content? Let's find out. Without further ado let's check out my own LG G5 and a Sony A80L at 83-in. Thank you so much for watching. >> All right guys let's do it.Watch Q
I found G5 being the best among the 3. I'm very close to ordering G5. Do you have settings for G5? If not Please could you make settings for G5 and give us.Watch T
Also, I was kind of shocked cuz this TV can go 165 Hz through the HDMI 2.1, which is also pretty neat. But also, this thing has cheese sync and like super low response time. Like it it's not like 25 or 30 ms response time. It's more like 5 to 7.Watch D
The G5 might not have MLA technology, but it has something because it looks absolutely gorgeous! Thanks for this excellent video! Very exciting!Watch G
So whether you have a man cave with just absolutely everything is controlled lightwise to a room with considerable windows and lots of lighting, LG's 2025 OLEDs are the perfect display for everywhere. And that's huge for us at Gramophone Greg because what we're seeing is there are fewer and fewer situations where we're really doing what was the standard 20 years ago of put in a home theater.Watch T
I get to play with 144hz and oled quality for less than top tier monitors and then I can watch movies and shows on a big screen from my bed.Watch R
The G5 offers noticeably higher brightness, enhanced color volume, and the more advanced primary RGB tandem panel, and the signature gallery design that sits beautifully flush against any wall with the provided bracket. It's built with a focus on premium installation, brighter room performance, and long-term durability.Watch B
I made the same leap from C1 to G5 and I’m utterly blown away by the Brightness and HDR Impact! Looking forward to your Gaming Video.Watch Y
The picture quality on the LG G5 OLED is nothing short of breathtaking. With a new brightness booster Max Gen 3, peak brightness reaches new levels, making HDR content truly pop even in well-lit rooms. The self-lit OLED pixels deliver perfect blacks and infinite contrast, ensuring cinematic depth and realism. Color accuracy is exceptional with rich, vibrant tones that stay true across angles.Watch T
I can buy two G5 75 inch for the price of one G6. And like you admitted, they muted the colors on purpose. People don’t want that.Watch T
Clear colors and deep contrast allow every detail on the screen to appear sharp, making movies, sports, and shows more enjoyable. Streaming platforms gaming in live channels feel effortless thanks to fast response and smart processing technology built inside this television. Every frame is delivered with precision, ensuring motion remains fluid without losing clarity.Watch F Facebook Facebook post
The LG G5 remains a picture quality powerhouse. It also boasts a premium design that looks great hanging on a wall.View post W
On the other hand, the LG G5 still brings its stunning primary RGB tandem OLED panel, incredible contrast, and flagship-level gaming support at a much lower price thanks to heavy discounts.Watch E
It looks so good sometimes its unreal,colors,blacks,brightness, HDR punch, saturation etc checks all the boxes.Watch K
The picture quality on this TV is simply beautiful. LG's OLED panels are already known for perfect blacks, but the G5 series takes it up another level. Dark scenes look cinematic, bright scenes burst with color, and everything feels natural and full of depth. It's the kind of picture quality that immediately makes you notice the difference the moment you turn it on.Watch H
G5 has really sold me on what ive seen so far, this will be the upgrade to my LG CX I've had for a while now.Watch A
I would definitely split the difference and buy this TV if the sharpening was fixed.Read T
I own a 65 inch lg G5 and its probably the single most best purchase ive ever madeWatch F Facebook Facebook post
REVIEW: The LG OLED G5 - If you buy it (it is not cheap) you'll have no regrets.View post C
G5 has the better looking picture to me 🤷♂️ getting my 83 inch G5 Saturday.Watch B
The G5 is an ideal TV for home theater fans focused on picture quality.Read S
Edit: Finally got G5 65” for 1.8L 😊 very happy with the purchase.Watch T
Battlefield 6 + LG G5 OLED = the ULTIMATE TV gaming experience!Watch T
The G5 is much better than the C5. Especially when gaming.Watch B
I think the g5 looks better and the colors are way betterWatch G
Best TV I've Ever Tested (CNET): LG G5 Oled | GramophoneWatch H
LG G5 OLED Just Shattered All Brightness RecordsWatch B
The G5 does it much better and its a amazing tvWatch T
That is one amazing TV. Thanks for the videos.Watch C
The LG G5 is the best TV I’ve reviewed yet.Read
36 neutral sources
Unfortunately, there is one area where the G5 has taken a step back from its previous generation — the UI and remote. The banner ads on the home screen can be intrusive, and webOS 25 takes a long time to load before you can do what you want. The AI integration is also a bit too much, to the point where the remote lacks an input switch button since that has been replaced with a dedicated AI button.Read C
The big change this year to both TVs is that the remote now has a bunch of that AI stuff in it and is frankly harder to use than before. There's no input button now, for example, and the hyperactive cursor is still more imprecise than a normal remote.Watch A
The G5 will produce extreme brightness but will lose some detail. I just watched the new Avatar movie where there extreme brightness behind the characters. You could make out everything within the light and the same level of brightness. Much more refined over the G6 . The colors seem to be a little more saturated. Unfortunately the image does overall seem more soft.Read T
The only real let down is the sound quality. You will want to add some beefier speakers to match the picture quality.Watch T
I had the S95D, the A95L and the G5. I kept the G5 despite the few issues. All three have some type of defect that annoyed me. NONE OF THEM are perfect. The G5 has incredible HDR impact and my PS5 looks amazing on it. I love Sony and it suck’s the Bravia 8 II ISNT IN 77” . I would probably have both to switch off with.Watch R
But where the Samsung really is the clear winner is the HDR color volume. This is what QD OLEDs have always been known for, and that continues today. It displays bright and dark colors without any issues, making your favorite content look punchy and vivid. This isn't to say that the LG is bad. It's actually pretty excellent for this.Watch Z
That said, the technology is still relatively new in the space and, therefore, may not be the most consistent in terms of visual fidelity. For example, the tandem OLED panel on my review unit seemed to significantly impact the overall picture quality, as fine details were lost in a fuzzy haze.Read R
If you want the most impactful HDR in all sizes that use the new panel, the G5 has the edge, but you won't notice it in practice. The Z95B is still a very bright OLED, and it looks fantastic with real HDR content. So, overall, it's basically a tie here, even when gaming. Both are accurate in HDR, too, but they present HDR a bit differently.Watch A
Motion clarity is poor on this tv just purchased a g5 tried all true motion options including de blur and de judder Inconsistent frame pacing and blur whilst watching boxing and other sports . I feel my older lg.oled performed better for me esp when watching sports with its true motion .Watch D
On the LG, the judder is more visible at first. When you start adding motion processing, it takes a bit more effort to calm things down, and that's where the image can start feeling slightly managed. The Sony just shows it almost bluntly, and that's the point. You see the motion as it exists, then decide how much help you want. It doesn't make that decision for you.Watch T
Just got my 83 inch g5 and I’m blown away by the brightness in hdr highlights. It literally hurts my eyes…in a good way. Gaming look incredible! I’m coming from the lg c3 and it’s sooooo much better…also filmmaker mode SUCKS! Accuracy doesn’t make for the prettiest picture.Watch D
Now, a quick warning. Out of the box, the TV was pushing brightness so hard it was actually blowing out the detail. After the latest firmware update, LG actually lowered the peak brightness slightly in accurate modes to save detail. You lose a bit of pop, but you stop losing information in the highlights. Now, let's talk color.Watch B
I can confirm, that the speakers on the G5 are amazing. Audio wasn't something I was interested it, but I might try and get it to work with my surround setup. It's the sub-woofer on the G5 that surprised me. I don't know how they achieved such deep bass.Watch P
But after using the LG G5 for the last month or two, a few things were beginning to frustrate me. And so, I did what any sane person would have done. And last week, I also bought the Samsung S95F.Watch B
The G5's webOS smart TV platform is decent enough, but it places too much emphasis on shopping recommendations. I also encountered some intermittent errors with hands-free voice recognition. This wasn't a major problem, but it's still worth noting.Read T
Now, before we actually get started, I just want to say that whilst this is a worst things about it video, overall this G5 is one of the best TVs that you can currently buy. And to prove how great this TV really is, I've also done a best things about it video. So, I'd highly recommend that you go and check that out. But sadly, if I only say about the best things, then people accuse me of trying toWatch B
A serious problem is that the HDR issues were only fixed in Film Maker Mode. The other picture modes AND game optimizer need fixing. I feel like if just those two get addressed, G5 owners like myself can sleep soundly knowing we have a great TV.Watch A
It might even be a better buy than the G6 for some of you out there. The LG G6, well, it's a 2016 flagship TV that sits below the signature wallpaper W6 and the B6 and C6 models. It continues with the primary RGB tandem OLED panel, which was introduced last year with G5, but it does have an all new powerful Alpha 11 AI Gen 3 processor with dual AI engine.Watch A
My biggest issue with the LG G5 it no longer supports DTS audio like the G4 does, its not acceptable for flagship tvs to be taking out features when the tv is so expensive because they charge you a premium.Watch Q
So, the first thing I would say is the LG G5 is a good TV for somebody who does not have a lot of windows. If you have a lot of windows, you're going to struggle with that glare. It's not going away. Now, that being said, I prefer glossy screen over the matte finish screen that we've seen out of TVs like the Sony Bravia, or rather not the Sony Bravia, the Samsung S95F, S95D, things like that.Watch T
I have spent more time analyzing the G5 up close in dark HDR content and come to the conclusion that the G5 dithering issue (or crawling) is a large enough problem to knock it from a 10/10 to a 9/10.Watch B
The stand is excellent, very heavyduty, and very easy to use and assemble. You'll see it throughout the video. Now, we'll do a little unboxing, and we'll just talk in the background while we do the unboxing. It'll be very quick. Just so you know what to expect when buying something as premium as the G5, especially the 83 in. Again, it doesn't ship with a tabletop stand.Watch A
The LG G5 often seems more “natural” in many scenes than Sony , but that shadow detail and black crushing / dark scene issues come up in certain content.Read T
But for the most part, I don't think many people should be using this and you should probably just operate off of the given picture modes that the TV comes with. There is something for everybody in my opinion. I will say that one downside that I found with the AI is the AI picture pro. It just seemed like it was too indecisive.Watch R
Banding on G5 (and all 2025 models) is a big problem for some. G5 still good tho, C6H also guud, stop being stupid most won't notice much difference.Watch T
The answer is kind of mostly yes. It depends if you watch normal TV or not because yeah, this the real issues are real with the G5. They're they're definitely real. They're not something that is just kind of fabricated or made up out of thin air. These are some real issues.Watch T
The LG G5 OLED remains an excellent TV, but when judged against the competition, some of its weaker areas are more noticeable than before.Read B
Reviewers praised its modern gallery-like look, but warned that reflections can occasionally break immersion in bright spaces. The Samsung S95F, on the other hand, takes the opposite approach. It's new glare-free 2.0 matte screen practically eliminates mirror-like reflections.Watch T
I would not give LG any money this year though. Panasonic is the way to go if you can't get a QD OLED for dark room.Watch B
The Sony Bravia 9 absolutely crushes the LG G5 in bright rooms. We're talking 3000 nits that make daytime sports look surreal. But the second you dim the lights, the G5 does something the Bravia physically can't. Perfect blacks that make space scenes feel like you're looking out a window. Here's the catch.Watch A
So people said that the G5 was the TV to beat last year too, then it lost to the S95F TVs in the HDR shootouts.Watch C
But definitely when the two were side by side and I looked at them in person, I was thinking, "Well, okay, yeah, I can see a step up here with the G6." But when I could only see the G5, I was like, "Wow, the G5 still looks great.Watch R
Both devices are excellent. However, the G5 is currently much more expensive and not worth the price.Watch B
One is the sensible choice, the other is the statement piece.Watch S
The Image separation depth of G5 is phenomenal.Watch T
It makes sense if you're looking for a top-tier OLED experience, but it's probably not the right choice if your priority is getting the best performance for the lowest possible price. Before we dive in, remember that this channel is here to help you make smarter buying decisions, not just rely on the spec sheet.Watch
10 unconvinced sources
Reports from owner forums and technical reviews indicate that LG is indeed aware of these audio dropout issues, though their public acknowledgment has been somewhat selective, often funneling through support channels and reviewers rather than a broad public statement.Read T
This is absolutely shocking. This is a topof the- range TV and it doesn't come with all the main UK catchup TV services. Now, you may say, "Oh, they'll be in the App Store." But no, if you go to the app store and search for them, they are not in here either. You just cannot download them at all.Watch R
Same sound issues on my G5 with Sonos Beam gen 2. Sometimes no sound at all on tv switch on, I switch to TV speakers, then TV auto detects the Sonos and sound comes on.Watch Q
The number one thing for me is really the stand.Watch A
And oh my god, the software on this TV is such garbage. It seems to all be designed in an aggressively customer hostile way.Read B
We knew the G5 was up against it >> and we knew the G5 needed to tighten up.Watch T
Hopefully they take off like a grand from the price of 77" G5. It's current 3000 plus price makes no damn sense.Watch U
The biggest problem with this LG G2 OLED TV here is the price point.Watch T
for a 1000 euro's more for a slightly better tv is not worth it.Watch E
LG G5 dropped DTS again, and Emby didn't work.Read
11 stance not read sources
I can't comment about any performance differences of the 48", but the reviews I've seen suggest the improvement of the G5 over the previous years model isn't worth the £ difference, though that will be referring to the full retail price of the G5 compared to the now discounted price of the previous years model. I have no personal experience of them though.Read D
Behind me right now is the brand new LG G5 Gallery Series OLED TV. It's brighter, bolder, and more beautiful than ever before. But perhaps the most interesting thing about this TV is what's not in it. Welcome back, everyone.Watch R
Isn't the G5 too bright? Doesn't the white brightness bleed into the colors and wash out the overall image? And what about the intense sharpness? I'm considering purchasing but these are my concerns and I've spent days going and and fourth between the Sony Bravia 8 II, Z95B, G5 and even C5. Please help.Watch W
Today we're diving into a head-to-head comparison between the brand new LG C6 and LG G5. The C6 brings a newer version of webOS and included stand and strong OLED performance with over 1,000 nits of HDR highlight brightness. On the other hand, LG G5 delivers a higher-end fourth-generation OLED panel, brighter HDR highlights, and flagship-level picture depth at a lower price.Watch T
I have been flip flopping, back and forth between the 77" G5 and the 77" S95F for the last 3 months, but the slightly lifted/raised blacks of the S95F keep bringing back to the G5. Just waiting for the price to start coming down before picking it up.Watch Q
yeah, it sucks but I'm a hell of a lot more interested in a G5 review than a Bravia 8 Mark II review. Bravia 8 Mark II is just a rehash of A95L with minor upgrades. snoozefest.Watch V
Just bought the LG G5 (having an absolute BLAST 💥 with it!) and will upgrade to the LG G8 in three years, when HDMI 2.2 & Dolby Vision 2 MAX became the standard.Watch T
I just love those Whites of the LG G5. But I also need that shadow detail of the Bravia 8 Mk. II. Good video KG.Watch S
Who would you recommend to do a calibration on a G5 83" . I live in Bristol.Watch T
TVs like the G5 provides an immersive experience.Watch T
2025 LG G5 OLED | the WORST things about it!Watch
Frequently asked questions
It ranks #3 (A tier) on our consolidated televisions board, drawn from 138 cited sources across 54 outlets.
On our televisions board, LG C5 OLED ranks #1 (S tier) ahead of LG G5 OLED at #3 (A tier). LG C5 OLED: Best overall durability, zero failures in longevity test, strong warranty.
On our televisions board, Samsung S95F OLED ranks #2 (A tier) ahead of LG G5 OLED at #3 (A tier). Samsung S95F OLED: Highest brightness among OLEDs, no failures, robust updates.
Ranked nearby in Televisions
S tier #1 LG C5 OLED
A tier #2 Samsung S95F OLED
A tier #4 Sony Bravia 8 II
B tier #5 1 of 5 research runs entered this as a product to avoid rather than a pick. TCL QM8L
B tier #6 Panasonic Z95B
C tier #7 Sony Bravia 9
C tier #8 Sony Bravia 9 II
F tier #14 1 of 5 research runs entered this as a product to avoid rather than a pick. Vizio VQM55C-10
F tier #15 2 of 6 research runs entered this as a product to avoid rather than a pick. Amazon Fire TV Omni QLED
F tier #16 3 of 7 research runs entered this as a product to avoid rather than a pick.