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August 2021
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73 Avis
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Les éditeurs ont aimé
La meilleure qualité d'image que nous ayons jamais testée
Palette de couleurs large et précise
Contraste infini
Légèrement plus lumineux que les modèles précédents
Design fin et élégant
HDMI 2.1 sur toutes les prises
Bluetooth 5 avec AptX
Design tr
Qualité d'image
Excellente colorimétrie en HDR
Pic de luminosité en hausse
Mode Filmmaker
Angles de vision
Processeur α9 toujours performant
Système Oled Motion Pro efficace
Réactivité de la technologie Oled
Excellent retard à l'
Un contraste exceptionnel
Design d'une finesse impressionnante
D'excellentes options gaming
La qualité d'image
La qualité audio
Les performances du processeur
La mise à jour de WebOS6
Les performances en mode jeu
La
Les éditeurs n'ont pas aimé
Le son en-dessous du reste
Mode Galerie d'art anecdotique
Toujours pas de HDR 10+
Pieds en option
Prises HDMI peu accessibles une fois le TV au mur
Fonction galerie d'art toujours limitée
Télécommande sans rétro-éclairage
Pied en option (99 €)
Obligation d'installer une goulotte pour masquer les câbles
Télécommande non rétroéclairée
Pic de luminosité en mode HDR toujours inférieur à celui des meilleurs téléviseurs LCD
Publié: 2021-04-12, Auteur: John , review by: pocket-lint.com
Sensational picture quality that's rich in contrast and colour,Slinky design is perfect for wall-mounting (indeed no feet/stand is included),All four HDMI ports can handle all of the latest video gaming features (VRR / ALLM / 120Hz)
New panel not as bright as hoped,Not all of the webOS revamp feel fully realised,No stand/feet included,Speakers can really struggle - you'll want a soundbar/surround system
At the time of writing there's a question mark over whether the OLED G1 is sufficiently superior to the upcoming C1 mid-range OLEDs - which don't get the Evo panel - to justify its extra cost. Based on the type of enhancements it brings over last gen's CX...
Publié: 2021-03-25, Auteur: John , review by: T3.com
Improved OLED brightness and colour,Excellent design,HDMI 2.1 and cutting-edge gaming tech,
A big price jump over the LG C1, Stand not included, No HDR10+,
The LG G1 is beautiful to look at when it's switched off, and impossible to tear your eyes from when it's on. Reasons to buy+Improved OLED brightness and colour+Excellent design+HDMI 2.1 and cutting-edge gaming techReasons to avoid-A big price jump over t...
Publié: 2021-03-24, Auteur: Lee , review by: reviewed.com
Extrait: For years, LG's OLED TVs have been some of the the best-looking TVs you can buy, and the 2021 G1 OLED ( available at Best Buy ) continues the tradition of dropping jaws. But while it looks awesome and makes many subtle improvements, it doesn't make an in...
Increased brightness, Oustanding contrast, Accurate color, Gamer-friendly, WebOS improvements
Confusing picture settings options
Normally I'd say: Yes, if you've got the cash and you want the slickest OLED one could reasonably afford, the G1 is the TV to get. And that's still true. But this year's added qualifier is the G1's premium picture quality, which is now brighter and more a...
Publié: 2021-03-17, Auteur: What , review by: whathifi.com
Brighter, punchier and sharper, Beautiful when wall-mounted, Improved remote and app offering,
No feet or stand in the box, Sound lacks excitement,
Whether the G1's somewhat unexciting audio performance is a deal-breaker will depend on your expectations. We were always likely to have recommended that it be partnered with a separate sound system, so won't mark it down for its sound, particularly as th...
Publié: 2021-02-16, Auteur: Matt , review by: techradar.com
LG's best and brightest picture, Gallery design sits flush against wall, New game optimizer menu
It'll be extremely expensive, LG C1 will be a better value, No DTS or HDR10+
The LG G1 takes OLED technology up a notch with a brighter ‘OLED evo' panel that should – figuratively and literally – outshine our current top pick for TVs, the LG CX OLED. It's being pitched as a work of art with a ‘Gallery Design' that hugs the wall an...
Publié: 2022-01-04, Auteur: Michael , review by: pcmag.com
Extrait: Samsung Display has an impressive screen to show off at CES — a 4K panel that melds OLED technology with the company's Quantum Dot material to produce colors that can outshine rival TVs and monitors.The technology is called “QD-Display,” and it marks the...
Extrait: LG's G1 "Gallery Design" TVs are the company's flagship OLED models for 2021, replacing last year's GX series. The now-discontinued WX models excepted, the G1 series comprises the slenderest Ultra HDTV line we've yet seen. As with the WX sets, G1 TVs are...
New webOS feels like a downgrade, webOS not receiving updates, Raised blacks in VRR
If you had hoped for a revolution, LG's OLED 'Evo' panel is not it. As measured in raw picture quality, LG G1 is almost identical to the more affordable LG C1. The new, more efficient OLED panel for 2021 delivers slightly higher brightness overall but it...
Near-infinite contrast ratio for perfect blacks, FreeSync, G-SYNC, and HDMI Forum VRR support, 120Hz panel with four HDMI 2.1 inputs, HDR brightness better than most OLEDs
Risk of permanent burn-in, Aggressive ABL can get distracting with large areas of brightness