LG’s relentless pursuit to perfect OLED TV technology has culminated in the EG9600, a gorgeous, curved 4K UHD OLED TV wielding perfect black levels, brilliant color, and intense brightness as its weapons.
Meanwhile, Samsung, which shelved OLED to redefine what was possible with LCD TV technology, has produced the Js9500 SUHD TV, brandishing quantum dots for billions more colors, and a full array local dimming (FALD) LED backlight system that promises class-leading black levels, contrast, and color.
For this battle royale, we set 65-inch models of each television side-by-side in our testing room and performed basic picture settings adjustments using the same tools consumers can use in their homes, accounting for brightness, contrast, color, and tint. All settings related to picture processing were matched up or disabled entirely (motion smoothing, for instance, was disabled on both sets). We then compared the two televisions using 1080p Blu-ray content that was upscaled to 2160p either by the source (a Pioneer Elite BDP-88FD) or the televisions themselves. We also used 4K clips from several different programs available through Netflix, as well as 4K content sourced from a third party.
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