LG OLED GX (2020) Series

Stunning design ; Excellent picture quality ; Top-notch HDR/contrast ; Improved user experience ; Excellent for gaming

Pricey premium for design ; Stand sold separately (wall-mount only)

Outstanding reflection handling. Wide viewing angles. Low input lag. Perfect black uniformity. Upscales 720p and 1080p content well. Removes 24p judder. VRR support. Nearly infinite contrast ratio. Displays wide color gamut. Near-instant response time.

Low frame rate content may appear to stutter. Aggressive Automatic Brightness Limiter (ABL). Risk permanent burn-in.

The LG GX OLED is an amazing all-around TV. It's an ideal choice for watching movies in a dark room because of its nearly infinite contrast ratio and perfect black uniformity. Gamers should enjoy the 120Hz refresh rate, VRR support, near-instant...

Stunningly thin design ; Great wide-angle viewing ; Reliable webOS smart TV platform

Similar lab scores as cheaper LG CX OLED ; Stand not included

Gallery Series, which is launching soon and promises a performance boost over what we experience in this LG GX OLED TV review.

The LG OLED GX delivers superb image quality across the board, with excellent sharpness, contrast and colour reproduction. And it shines like a jewel on the wall!

The audio is a little diffuse and certainly deserves the help of a good Atmos soundbar.

The LG OLED65GX is definitely one of the finest OLED TVs we’ve tested so far. It has a specially designed wall mount and smart solutions that make it perfect for the wall. There’s the stark contrast, black level and lively colour rendition we’re used...

LG's GX series for 2020 sits in the middle of the company's OLED TV range, just above the CX series, and right below the WX (for Wallpaper—ultra thin and designed for, you guessed it, wall mounting). But at 20mm, GX series sets are also very thin, and...

Slick, minimalist design ; Excellent AI Picture and Sound modes ; Advanced gaming features

No Freeview Play ; No HDR10+ support ; Not the brightest HDR

The LG GX OLED TV (OLED65GX) is well worth considering thanks to its striking design and excellent image quality – its AI sound and vision enhancements are particularly formidable. But issues with usability, a lack of UK catch-up TV and a hefty price...

Beautiful picture quality Awesome upscaling Tremendous feature set NextGen TV ATSC 3.0 tuner

Not as bright as LED-LCD TVs Provisional professional installation Imbalanced audio performance Slightly reflective glass surface

The LG GX Gallery Series OLED is a feat of engineering and a home cinema lover’s dream. If you have the money for an installer to properly hide the cables and a home theater to put it in, it’s an immaculately beautiful TV both inside and out.

Consistent, natural performance ; Improved motion and dark detail ; Lovely design

Currently lacks UK catch-up apps ; No feet or pedestal in the box

LG’s first 2020 OLED is a beautiful TV that improves on its predecessors in a few key areas

Lovely pictures from any source and resolution - with 4K HDR especially gratifying ; Less than 20mm deep for flush-fitting wall-hanging ; Great interface

No UK TV catch-up apps (yet) ; Sound can’t compete with pictures ; Expensive ; No picture benefit over the LG's CX range

Quite aside from its numerous picture-quality positives, this LG OLED might be the most wall-hangable TV ever made.

Super-slim design is perfect for wall-mounting ; The usual sublime OLED image quality ; Ready for the latest 120Hz 4K consoles

Image quality no better than cheaper CX model ; HDR not as bright as rival LCD TVs

With the same stupendous image quality that made the LG CX so attractive squeezed into a slimmer frame, the LG GX won’t appeal to everyone. That said, once you consider the wall-mount is thrown in for free and the fact that some retailers have been...