TechTvsLG G3 OLED review: TV doesn’t get better than thisThe Micro Lens Array (MLA) tech in LG’s top-tier 2023 TV panel means ultra-bright next-gen OLED imagesWhen you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission.Here’s how it works.(Image credit: Future / Mike Lowe)T3 VerdictGive the LG G3 OLED the best possible source material and it’ll reward you with the best possible viewing experience. Traditional OLED picture quality doesn’t get better or brighter than this – and cinephiles will see the obvious benefit. Superb as the picture quality is, however, the lack of a stand mount, so-so sound (not unexpected for a slender design such as this), and the overall expense implication are hurdles to overcome if you’re considering this as your next TV purchase.Reasons to buy+Brightest pure OLED TV on the market thanks to MLA panel+Feed it great sources and the 4K HDR picture is sublime+Great for gamers (4x HDMI 2.1, plus all the extras)+Anti-reflective coating is highly effectiveReasons to avoid-Can be a little unforgiving with less-than-optimal sources-No stand-mount included (wall-mount is in the box)-Sound is a little weedy, you’ll want a soundbar-LG C2 or C3 more affordable alternativesWhy you can trust T3Our expert reviewers spend hours testing and comparing products and services so you can choose the best for you.Find out more about how we test.
TechTvsLG G3 OLED review: TV doesn’t get better than thisThe Micro Lens Array (MLA) tech in LG’s top-tier 2023 TV panel means ultra-bright next-gen OLED imagesWhen you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission.Here’s how it works.(Image credit: Future / Mike Lowe)T3 VerdictGive the LG G3 OLED the best possible source material and it’ll reward you with the best possible viewing experience. Traditional OLED picture quality doesn’t get better or brighter than this – and cinephiles will see the obvious benefit. Superb as the picture quality is, however, the lack of a stand mount, so-so sound (not unexpected for a slender design such as this), and the overall expense implication are hurdles to overcome if you’re considering this as your next TV purchase.Reasons to buy+Brightest pure OLED TV on the market thanks to MLA panel+Feed it great sources and the 4K HDR picture is sublime+Great for gamers (4x HDMI 2.1, plus all the extras)+Anti-reflective coating is highly effectiveReasons to avoid-Can be a little unforgiving with less-than-optimal sources-No stand-mount included (wall-mount is in the box)-Sound is a little weedy, you’ll want a soundbar-LG C2 or C3 more affordable alternativesWhy you can trust T3Our expert reviewers spend hours testing and comparing products and services so you can choose the best for you.Find out more about how we test.
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(Image credit: Future / Mike Lowe)T3 VerdictGive the LG G3 OLED the best possible source material and it’ll reward you with the best possible viewing experience. Traditional OLED picture quality doesn’t get better or brighter than this – and cinephiles will see the obvious benefit. Superb as the picture quality is, however, the lack of a stand mount, so-so sound (not unexpected for a slender design such as this), and the overall expense implication are hurdles to overcome if you’re considering this as your next TV purchase.Reasons to buy+Brightest pure OLED TV on the market thanks to MLA panel+Feed it great sources and the 4K HDR picture is sublime+Great for gamers (4x HDMI 2.1, plus all the extras)+Anti-reflective coating is highly effectiveReasons to avoid-Can be a little unforgiving with less-than-optimal sources-No stand-mount included (wall-mount is in the box)-Sound is a little weedy, you’ll want a soundbar-LG C2 or C3 more affordable alternatives
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T3 VerdictGive the LG G3 OLED the best possible source material and it’ll reward you with the best possible viewing experience. Traditional OLED picture quality doesn’t get better or brighter than this – and cinephiles will see the obvious benefit. Superb as the picture quality is, however, the lack of a stand mount, so-so sound (not unexpected for a slender design such as this), and the overall expense implication are hurdles to overcome if you’re considering this as your next TV purchase.Reasons to buy+Brightest pure OLED TV on the market thanks to MLA panel+Feed it great sources and the 4K HDR picture is sublime+Great for gamers (4x HDMI 2.1, plus all the extras)+Anti-reflective coating is highly effectiveReasons to avoid-Can be a little unforgiving with less-than-optimal sources-No stand-mount included (wall-mount is in the box)-Sound is a little weedy, you’ll want a soundbar-LG C2 or C3 more affordable alternatives
T3 VerdictGive the LG G3 OLED the best possible source material and it’ll reward you with the best possible viewing experience. Traditional OLED picture quality doesn’t get better or brighter than this – and cinephiles will see the obvious benefit. Superb as the picture quality is, however, the lack of a stand mount, so-so sound (not unexpected for a slender design such as this), and the overall expense implication are hurdles to overcome if you’re considering this as your next TV purchase.
T3 Verdict
Give the LG G3 OLED the best possible source material and it’ll reward you with the best possible viewing experience. Traditional OLED picture quality doesn’t get better or brighter than this – and cinephiles will see the obvious benefit. Superb as the picture quality is, however, the lack of a stand mount, so-so sound (not unexpected for a slender design such as this), and the overall expense implication are hurdles to overcome if you’re considering this as your next TV purchase.
Reasons to buy+Brightest pure OLED TV on the market thanks to MLA panel+Feed it great sources and the 4K HDR picture is sublime+Great for gamers (4x HDMI 2.1, plus all the extras)+Anti-reflective coating is highly effectiveReasons to avoid-Can be a little unforgiving with less-than-optimal sources-No stand-mount included (wall-mount is in the box)-Sound is a little weedy, you’ll want a soundbar-LG C2 or C3 more affordable alternatives
Reasons to buy+Brightest pure OLED TV on the market thanks to MLA panel+Feed it great sources and the 4K HDR picture is sublime+Great for gamers (4x HDMI 2.1, plus all the extras)+Anti-reflective coating is highly effective
Brightest pure OLED TV on the market thanks to MLA panel
Feed it great sources and the 4K HDR picture is sublime
Great for gamers (4x HDMI 2.1, plus all the extras)
Anti-reflective coating is highly effective
Reasons to avoid-Can be a little unforgiving with less-than-optimal sources-No stand-mount included (wall-mount is in the box)-Sound is a little weedy, you’ll want a soundbar-LG C2 or C3 more affordable alternatives
Can be a little unforgiving with less-than-optimal sources
No stand-mount included (wall-mount is in the box)
Sound is a little weedy, you’ll want a soundbar
LG C2 or C3 more affordable alternatives
Why you can trust T3Our expert reviewers spend hours testing and comparing products and services so you can choose the best for you.Find out more about how we test.
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It was back atCES 2023, the consumer tech show best known for major TV product reveals, that Ifirst clapped eyes on the LG G3 OLED. I knew it was good then, thanks to its all-new panel technology promising greater brightness, but it was when laterseeing the G3 proper at LG’s UK headquartersversus 2022’sG2 OLEDmodel that I knew it was special.
Having now lived with the LG G3 OLED in its 65-inch form, treating it as my own for a full week for this review, it’s clear this set is gunning to be thebest OLED TVmoney can buy. You will need a lot of that, though, as the G3 sure is expensive if you want to buy one on day dot. And given its ‘One Wall’ design, you’ll have to wall-mount it, otherwise pay extra for a separate stand.
In brief: the LG G3 OLED is as good as TV gets in 2023, offering enough brightness to give evenSamsung’s QLED rangea run for its worth as one ofthe best TVson the planet. But there are nuances to consider, in addition to the cost implication and not inconsiderable competition. So while I think cinephiles will adore this LG telly, I also think the G3 OLED isn’t going to be a 5-star product foreverypotential purchaser…
LG G3 OLED: Price & Availability
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The LG G3 OLED is officially available in four sizes, from 55-inch through to 83-inch, although I’d only consider the first three model sizes in the range, as the largest of the lot isn’t as bright (the 83-inch panel doesn’t embody the key MLA, or Micro Lens Array, technology within its design).
At its smallest the G3 OLED is available as a 55-inch set, priced £2,600/$2,500. The ‘sweet spot’ size for many will be the 65-inch, priced at £/$3,300, which is what I’m reviewing here. The next largest size is a 77-inch model, priced at £5,000/$4,500, which starts to get into super-massive scale. Above this, the 83-inch model is a gigantic £7,500/$6,500 (and also probably too giant for most people’s living rooms). There’s no 97-inch model this generation, as the previous G2 version continues (but is a special order for obvious reasons).
That positions the G3 OLED as priced from a £/$200 minimum more than its G2 OLED equivalent was a year prior. And given how much the G2 pricing has dropped since, that does give the older OLED significant appeal, if you’re happy to forego the boost in brightness anyway. For many the financials will speak volumes: you could buy a 65-inch G2 and still have £/$500 change compared to buying the smaller 55-inch G3.
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LG G3 OLED review: Features and what’s new?
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The key feature that sets the G3 OLED apart from its predecessor is the inclusion of MLA technology, or Micro Lens Array for the full name (it’s a reasonably self-describing feature rather than of the ‘markety’ type; LG complements this with ‘Brightness Booster Max’, a combination of software and algorithms to leverage the set’s unique hardware for super-bright results). MLA itself is a series of microscopic lenses, to the proportion of thousands per pixel, that sit above the OLED structure and can reduce light dissipation, delivering improved brightness overall.
You’ll potentially have seen a lot of figures surrounding just how bright the G3 OLED is. The true answer is ‘very’, but that’s got to be taken with a pinch of context too. It’s true, the LG G3 can achieve over 2,000 nits – but that’s in Vivid mode and with the sample measured from a 10% window, which isn’t a realistic bums-on-the-sofa way of viewing all your content. That said, like for like, there’s still around/upward of a 25% boost between the last-gen and this model. That’s significant.
In addition the OLED G3 features an improved anti-reflective coating that’s even more effective; there’s an updated processor, the Alpha 9 Gen 6, said to better upscaling of non-UHD sources using AI Picture Pro; sound up-mixing is now to 9.1.2 channels (up from 7.1.2 before), plus you can use Bluetooth speakers in conjunction with the TV’s speakers in what LG calls Bluetooth Surround; and there’s all-new ‘WOW Orchestra’ which works with compatible LG soundbars in conjunction with the TV’s speakers for the utmost sound output; and the TV’s webOS operating system has been pared down to be even simpler to use.
LG G3 OLED: Picture quality
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When I first set up the LG G3 OLED I wasn’t totally convinced about its picture. Shocking, I know, given how I opened this review. But that was probably more my fault than the TV’s, as there’s just so much brightness and so many pre-set controls and adjustments available here that you can easily make less-than-optimal sources expose their imperfections all too easily.
However, LG offers an AI Picture Wizard to setup the screen to your preferences, based on a series of visual prompts, and with automatic ambient light detection and automatic Filmmaker Mode activation (when sources that prefer it identify it, if this mode is switched on), the TV has the tools to present everything in exquisite quality.
These automations are there for a reason: while watching a Sky Movies HD stream ofWhere The CrawdadsSing, the Filmmaker Mode looked sublime, with great dynamic range in the upscaled HDR picture; when I switched to Vivid mode, however, I was bombarded with excesses that simply distracted from the intent. Trust in the G3 OLED’s picture selection and you’ll be presented with greatness, you don’t want to go too off-piste.
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In effect, LG has created a traditional OLED TV that can rival its key competitors. And while I’d expect theSamsung S95CandSony A95LQD-OLEDmodels to both be brighter still, the previous-generationS95BandA95Kare not (in their default modes). That LG can make a traditional OLED as punchy as the G3 is truly impressive – and you can reallyfeelit when viewing its pictures.
Go all-in for gaming and the G3’s ‘wow’ moments continue. The fourHDMI 2.1ports mean you can get 4K resolution at 120Hz, withVRRandALLMin full support. PlayingHogwart’s LegacyonPS5took these features to full effect, delivering super-smooth visuals and a colour palette so much wider and fuller than my usual day-to-day TV (which, in fairness, is a mid-range Panasonic OLED now some years outside of its prime), with frame-rates running anywhere from the mid-40s to 120fps.
LG G3 OLED: Sound quality
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As is the trend of late, LG uses artificial intelligence to both upscale and project sound in the most compelling and enshrouding way possible, with convincing height as part of that process, but to my ears the AI mode never quite sounds full enough for a telly that’s as high-end (and, indeed, pricey) as this.
I’m not saying the G3 OLED’s sound isbad, just that you’ll want to consider one of thebest soundbarsto get a much richer experience. The kind of experience you deserve to go along with picture quality that’s just this darn good.
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There are some potentially great work-arounds implemented, though, with LG’s WOW Orchestra offering a way to combine your own speakers with the set’s integrated ones. This works nicely, although the cross-over won’t give quite as much preference to your external sound source in this mode. The mode also doesn’t apply to HDMI-wired speakers, as that’s my eARC passthrough preference of wiring up a soundbar, it’s only available with optical and Bluetooth sources.
LG G3 OLED: Design & Usability
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One of LG’s strengths over the years has been its use of webOS, which I’ve often thought is the best (or certainly better) of TV operating systems. In the G3 OLED’s implementation it’s been pared down to present across fewer pages, making for neater presentation overall. There’s easy access to the most-used apps here too, such as Now,Netflix, BBC iPlayer,Disney+ and more, so I can jump into whatever shows I want.
However, there is a massive advert space covering majority of the upper portion of the screen, which I don’t really get, and I’m fairly sure that not everyone is going to love the ‘pointy zapper’ remote control – it needs to be pointed like a wand at screen to make majority selections, which can get a bit fiddly to use sometimes.
LG G3 OLED review: Verdict
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Give the LG G3 OLED the best possible source material and it’ll reward you with the best possible viewing experience. Traditional OLED picture quality doesn’t get better or brighter than this – and I think cinephiles will see the obvious benefit.
Superb as the picture quality is, however, the lack of a stand mount, so-so sound (not unexpected for a slender design such as this), and the overall expense implication are hurdles to overcome if you’re considering this as your next TV purchase.
All in all, if you’re looking for one of the best OLEDs on the market, TVs don’t come better than the LG G3. It’s a mighty impressive display of this panel technology at its peak. Perfect for high-end users demanding the best, rather than a TV for everyone.
Also consider
As pointed out earlier in this review, if you can forego some of the brightness then the LG G2 seems like a bit of a bargain compared to the G3. Or if you want a stand included then the LG C2 is an even more affordable option.
Oh, and let’s not forget QD-OLED. TheSonyA95L, when it arrives later in 2023, will likely be a very strong competitor indeed. But we don’t yet know its price point.
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