G5

Thank you so much for a detailed explanation I feel like i finally found a person who knows what he is talking about, usually most people on reddit have no idea about any of those things I posted on LGOLED subreddit before buying lg g5 about all the problems, everyone told me they don't see it and i

oh yeah for sure, i only play at night, i never use my tv during the day for gaming basically And i just can't get used to the dithering on LG G5, if it had no dithering i would not change it, cause some games looks insanely good on g5, but not my fav horror games like sh2, alan wake 2, all re games

Very few Mini-LED TVs impress the way OLEDs do, but there's at least one (Bravia 9) and there will be more with True RGB Mini-LED launching this year. I have a Bravia 9 and it's more impressive than a LG G5, which my wife games on. And the new True RGB Sony TVs this year are set to blow Bravia 9 awa

False that it's much easier for me to play games on pro because you don't have to tweak settings much ? how is it false ? I have the best Oled monitor on the market right now, if i don't tweak my setting and get a perfect frame time, this shit flickers like crazy, i just tried playing Silent hill 2

I have (tried OLED after playing on a QLED - MiniLED). Bravia 9, LG G5 and now LG G6. Bravia 9 is still the most impressive out of these so I'll be upgrading to a True RGG Mini-LED TV from Sony once they launch this year. Whichever will be top of the lineup.

Just returned 2 77' lg g5 because the 5% greys are absolute ass, oled vertical banding in dark and misty scenes in games . Full screen brightness was also disgustingly dim. Vrr flicker. Oled is garbo for gaming.

i am not lol when you have 2 tv's standing and you see it, lg g5 is horrible for gaming because of the dithering and color banding