Using a huge database of over one million visual date points, AI Picture Pro uses deep-learning algorithms to recognise content, remove noise and optimise the picture. AI Sound Pro leans from more than 17 million audio data points, identifying voices, effects and frequencies. From here, it optimises the sound by genre, giving a more natural sound quality. For ultimate detail, in all environments, this LG OLED features Dolby Vision IQ. Dolby Vision IQ version uses data within the signal and light sensors inside the TV to adjust the picture quality for the best contrast. This improves the picture’s brightness, without ‘washing out’ the depth. You get a consistent picture quality, however light or dark your room is. Whether you’re watching a brightly lit sports event or moody movie, Dolby Vision IQ adjusts to suit.

LG Smart TV kamera – Ez a tv kiegészítő a 2012-es LG Smart TV-kkel kompatibilis. Lehetővé teszi, hogy a Skype programon keresztül kapcsolatba lépjen a világon bárhol tartózkodó barátaival és szeretteivel, közvetlenül saját nappalija kényelméből. The Gallery 2 Series pedestal stand positions the LG OLED TV 2.5625" from your tabletop surface. The OLED55G2P measures 30.125" in height with the pedestal stand attached. You can access your webOS TV profile via your smartphone with the NFC Magic Tap app. Even better, NFC Magic Tap lets you mirror content from your mobile to the TV – and not just a single TV. You can mirror content from one TV in your home, to another, using the Room To Room Share function. This lets you view cable or satellite content on multiple screens, without the need for additional set-top boxes. The VRR support includes both the AMD Freesync and Nvidia G-Sync variations, too, and both the C2 and G2 models support the so-called HGiG system that can turn off the TV’s dynamic HDR management so that the HDR handling is left to your console or PC. Dolby Vision gaming, which is currently a relative rarity, is supported by both the C2 and G2, and they do so right up to 4K/120Hz, which isn't matched by any non-LG TV. Peak brightness levels hit around 20% higher on the G2 than the C2, creating more impact and intensity from the brightest highlights of HDR images. This makes the HDR effect feel more life-like – which is what HDR is all about, ultimately.

Focus on input box

Our findings with the C1 and G1 last year were that, despite having more power and channels of sound at its disposal, the G1 actually sounded less impressive than the C1. Perhaps because of the driver size limitations imposed by the G1’s slim Gallery design. This year, though, the G2 makes its extra power and channels count. The key feature differences between the C2 and G2 boil down to the G2 carrying a more powerful sound system and a brighter OLED panel. We’ll get into more detail on these differences in the picture and sound sections below.

When it comes to design, the main factor to consider then is how you want to place this screen in your home? The LG C2 is intended as a more traditional home cinema display that comes with its own stand. having finally seen it up close, I'd say that it is just a tiny bit wonkier than the standard base of LG C2 or the base of Samsung S95B. But all three I'd say have similar issues. It is nice to see, though, that LG has this year created a robust centrally mounted stand for the G2 in place of the spindly legs offered as a desktop option for last year’s G1s. The G2 carries 60W of audio power spread across a 4.2-channel speaker system, while most of the C2s carry 40W across a 2.2-channel configuration. The 42-inch OLED42C2 is the exception here, only getting 20W into two channels. There are, as we’ll see, significant differences between the C2 and G2 ranges in both the picture and sound departments, as well as a fundamental difference in design approach. We suspect, though, that for many people the size of the price gap between the two models will look big enough to make the C2 series seem the best value. Especially for people who don’t want to wall hang their new TV.While the C2 could also be hung on a wall, the ultra-slim G2 is better suited for this - as the screen continues to lean heavily into its ‘Gallery’ aesthetic (which is what the G in G2 stands for). The LG C1 and G1 started to create a more noticeable divide between LG's flagship models in 2021, however, in 2022 the C2 and G2 seem to have way more similarities than differences. Both TVs offer similar levels of input lag in their game modes (around 13ms), and both TVs also support both the Google Stadia and Nvidia GeForce Now online gaming services. An OLED Evo display is, for the most part, the same as a regular OLED except that it has greatly improved brightness allowing it to produce more vivid colors - one of the weak spots for OLED TVs.

The G2, meanwhile, adds a new heat sink element that wasn’t found with last year’s G1 Evo model (and isn’t found on the C2). This additional heat sink helps the G2 deliver the brightest, punchiest, most contrast-rich pictures ever seen from an LG OLED. In fact, the G2’s pictures are the most dynamic we’ve seen to date from any standard OLED TV we’ve tested, and while the new Samsung S95B and Sony A95K QD-OLED TVs have certain picture advantages over the G2, they're not actually noticeably brighter with real-world content. The designs of the LG C2 and LG G2 aren’t noticeably different from what’s come before, both featuring a flat-screen surrounded by slim bezels on every side. However, for those looking at televisions that are 55-inch or larger, the C2 and G2 seem to offer equally impressive specs. You'll get excellent OLED Evo-powered pictures, realistic surround sound, and impressive support for high-end gaming rigs.The first thing to say here is that both TVs substantially improve on their 2021 predecessors. Unlike the C1, the C2 is designated as an OLED Evo model, with the enhanced brightness and contrast that entails – though do bear in mind that while they are still designated OLED Evo models, the 42-inch and 48-inch versions of the C2 don't go as bright as their larger counterparts.