LG C8 OLED (OLED55C8, OLED65C8) review LG set a new standard with its 2018 OLED range Reviews By Stephen Withers published 17 September 2019 ...

The improvements in picture quality are mild this year, but LG's newest OLED TV still sets the bar pretty high for others to beat.

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LG's least-expensive OLED is the best high-end TV value In mid-fall 2018, the B8 costs $1,700 for the 55-inch size and $2,600 for the 65 inches. Yes, that can seem like quite a stretch, but relief ...

Fun tip: if you ever go to a movie with RealD 3D glasses, you can take them home and use them with the 3D-supporting OLED TVs from LG. Saved me money on extra glasses and they work perfectly.

LG's OLED TVs are coming next month, but the premium features aren't limited to the OLED models, as the company positions NanoCell against Samsung's QLED.

Both pass the OLED test, have identical menu systems and smart interfaces with webOS 23, and use LG’s famous Magic Remote. But having instant access to both, which do I prefer?

It's a 45-inch OLED gaming monitor with a 5K2K resolution that promises much better pixel density than previous large-scale ultrawide gaming monitors based on LG's OLED panel tech.

So what can LG do to make its new range competitive in a crowded marketplace of its own making? The LG C9 is the company’s latest OLED 4K TV, and represents the sweet spot in its 2019 line-up.

Found on LG’s new C8, E8, G8 and W8 OLED models (but not the entry level B8 series), the Alpha 9 processor is claimed to have a transformative effect on picture quality.

LG OLED65C8PLA review: a big and beautiful TV with a vibrant picture rich in detail, this is another LG OLED we’d be proud to own – read at What Hi-Fi?

Design The C8 is yet another winner from the LG design team, with an elegant simplicity that effectively emphasises the ultra-thin nature of the OLED panel.