LG OLED CX (2020) Series

Superb picture quality ; Solid HDR performance ; Attractive design ; Four HDMI 2.1 inputs ; Next-gen gaming compatible

Limited potential for burn-in

Pristine picture ; Multiple screen settings ; Great sound ; Freesync Premium/G-Sync compatible

Filmmaker Mode is terrible ; Bulky controller ; High price tag

LG’s CX48 OLED delivers the best picture we’ve ever seen. Although it has a big price tag, its future proof gaming tech and cinematic value make it a great investment for years to come.

Wide viewing angles. Removes 24p judder from any source. Low input lag. Perfect black uniformity. Upscales lower-resolution content well. Near-instantaneous response time. VRR support. Displays wide color gamut. Near-infinite contrast ratio. Fantastic...

Only decent HDR peak brightness. Lower-frame rate content stutters. Doesn't get bright enough to combat glare. Risk of permanent burn-in.

The LG CX is excellent overall. It's fantastic for dark room viewing because it has a near-infinite contrast ratio and perfect black uniformity. Gaming is incredible thanks to the 120Hz panel, HDMI 2.1 inputs, and VRR supports. It has wide viewing...

Outstanding reflection handling. Extremely wide viewing angles. Outstanding low input lag. Displays perfect blacks. FreeSync VRR support. Outstanding gray uniformity. Gets bright enough to make small highlights pop in HDR. Near-instant response time.

Risk of permanent Stand doesn't allow for any adjustments. Colors shift quickly when moving off-center. Aggressive automatic brightness limiter (ABL). .

The LG 48 CX OLED is an impressive overall TV to use as a computer monitor. It's a great choice for any type of use, and it's excellent for gaming. It has a 120Hz refresh rate, native FreeSync support, and a near-instant response time. It has excellent...

Stunning picture ; Excellent smart TV feature ; Top notch sound capabilities ; Ultra thin design

Relatively high price

the company has ever made.

Stunning image quality ; Powerful gaming speeds ; Decent price for OLED ; Best blacks

No HDR10+

The LG CX OLED TV offers all you could need at a reasonable price to get you 4K, HDR and a super intuitive interface that sets this apart from the competition.

The OLED screen from LG serves the game graphics with sparkling good contrast and superb black level. In addition, it boasts wide format support, and the test's best connectivity options.

The OLED screen must cope with a slightly lower brightness than the LCD screens. In addition, there is a certain (though very small) risk of burning.

LG’s 55-inch CX series turns out to be an excellent TV for gaming. Here, enthusiasts can frolic in lots of connectivity options, with space for both Xbox, PS5 and PC without having to switch on the HDMI cables. Full support for 4K / 120fps, and VRR...

With sparkling good contrast, superb black level, plus very good connectivity options, LG's OLED screen is a safe choice for discerning TV enthusiasts.

The OLED screen is still relatively dim compared to the best LCD screens, and the glossy screen surface reflects a lot of light. Thus, this is not the ideal TV for very bright environments.

OLED65CX is among the more affordable OLED screens from LG’s 2020 range. Here you get the contrast-rich image quality that characterizes OLED, combined with state-of-the-art image processing, connections and other features. We are extra pleased with...