After 1000 hours of real-world use, we put the LG G3 OLED through a full burn-in and screen uniformity test — and the results ...

Design LG has made it clear that its iconic design language and large form factor of the G3 is here to stay, which isn’t a bad thing in the slightest. The G3 brought the very first Quad HD ...

The LG OLED Evo G3 TV, the company’s brightest OLED panel to date, proves that if you’re willing to splurge on a TV—in this case, around $3,000—then you can get one of the most powerful ...

The LG G3 covers up this long-time blemish thanks to two key factors. The first is the previously mentioned boost in brightness thanks to MLA tech, which is genuinely transformative.

While the LG G3 OLED is putting up better brightness numbers with SDR content, the Samsung S95C was able to surpass the LG G3 OLED in HDR in a 10% window. It's only a small amount brighter, but it ...

News flash: If you want the best TV, it's gonna cost you. The LG G3 is the highest-performance television I have ever reviewed, and I've tested a lot of screens in my 20-plus years of reviewing ...

More like this LG G3 – Photos While the colors of LG’s displays were top notch, one major downside to LG OLED panel technology was that it didn’t tend to get very bright. Samsung’s QD ...

The LG G3 is a fantastic television that excels in everything that was thrown at it. For gaming, movies, and television, the G3 offers exceptional value and top-tier performance.

The LG G3 4K TV is a work of art worthy of your wall space with brighter Micro Lens Array tech and awesome motion skills. Here's why we love it so much.

The LG G3 is a game-changing OLED TV. It introduces an all-new OLED panel design from LG Display, which uses a Micro Lens Array of tiny lenses to generate brighter images without the need to ...

LG B3: a more affordable option If the LG C3 and LG G3 OLED TVs are a little out of your price range you could instead snap up the LG B3 OLED TV, which is also now available to buy in the US and UK.

The LG Evo G3 (we reviewed the 65-inch model OLED65G3PUA) is a 120Hz, 4K UHD (3840 x 2120), WRGB OLED TV. WRGB means that every pixel consists of four sub-pixels: white, red, green, and blue.