On the TCL C855K this results in distracting leaps where the backlight can’t control sections with enough finesse, leading to the entire screen either going too bright and looking flat, or awkwardly flipping its brightness, causing noticeable shifts to the picture.

The LG C5 is set to be one killer OLED this year and while there's vast improvements, I was hoping for just as bit more.

Of course, such comparisons are hard to come by in reality; even if you head to a local brick-and-mortar, the TVs will likely be separated by brand and budget. So when LG invited me to a private testing session ahead of its 2025 TV releases,

LG's two most high-profile OLED TV models are better than their excellent predecessors – but which is right for you?

LG has officially revealed how much the G5 OLED TV will set you back, and it's good news. The premium OLED TV will be LG's first to use the new Primary RGB Tandem OLED panel architecture, which boosts brightness and colour volume,