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<\/p>\nAs we recall, LG has amazing TV wallpapers from the OLED series, not to mention the 8K OLED lines.\u00a0However, the new LG G1 Gallery series is the most advanced and promising in terms of features of all existing ones.\u00a0In general, LG has been a pioneer in the production of OLED TVs since the introduction of the first 55-inch model back in 2012.<\/p>\n
LG’s new G series has several lines – these are G16LA and G1RLA.\u00a0Both are identical and must be supplied to the European market.\u00a0In addition, there is the G19LA series – this is the German version with a double tuner.\u00a0Consider a review of the LG OLED65G1 4K HDR TV and get acquainted with its technical specifications.<\/p>\n
But first, let’s go back to 2020 and remember that the G series has received a new design specifically designed for wall mounting.\u00a0In 2021, the LG G series is blessed with another exclusivity – the new OLED evo panel.\u00a0With this combination of new OLED materials and the 4th generation Alpha9 processor, improved brightness and superior colors are achieved.<\/p>\n
In 2021,\u00a0the manufacturer developed a special wall mounting\u00a0for the LG\u00a0G1 Gallery\u00a0series.\u00a0The new G1 2021 TV lines follow the same look and feel, and the Gallery’s design remains unchanged.\u00a0Ultra-thin screen with a thickness of only 2 cm with a completely flat back.\u00a0Therefore, the new models fit perfectly to the wall.<\/p>\n
A dedicated wall bracket is included.\u00a0It is identical to the bracket that also comes with the LG GX.\u00a0This is a fold-out bracket that, when folded, fits neatly into a special recess on the back of the TV.\u00a0The mount can be pushed forward by about 10 cm.<\/p>\n
This is for the convenience of connecting a USB storage device or an optional cable connection.\u00a0Thus, it is possible to rotate the LG OLED65G1 TV left and right, albeit with some restrictions.\u00a0The bracket has certain tolerances if there are deviations of the holes in the wall during installation.\u00a0The bracket allows you to correct inaccuracies and hang the TV straight.<\/p>\n
In addition, standard stand legs are available if the model is intended to be placed on a horizontal surface.\u00a0These feet are identical to those of the\u00a02020\u00a0LG GX\u00a0series\u00a0.\u00a0They are located on the left and right sides of the LG G1 TV.<\/p>\n
One of the innovations is the additional floor stand of the Gallery.\u00a0The LG OLED G1 TV’s floor stand is similar to the options from\u00a0Loewe Bild 7\u00a0.\u00a0The tripod is made of lightweight metal and makes it possible to install the TV anywhere in the room.\u00a0This is a great alternative to classic installations.<\/p>\n
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LG has been offering the user a wide range of interfaces for several years now, so this year there is no reason to change anything in this regard.\u00a0So the LG G1 received four HDMI 2.1 connections with support for ALLM, VRR, ARC \/ eARC, 2K and 4K HFR.\u00a0The 40 Gbps bandwidth is enough to handle 4K @ 120Hz content with 10-bit\u00a04: 4: 4\u00a0color depth\u00a0.<\/p>\n
Such parameters are sufficient for game lovers and for future advanced content.\u00a0OLED65G1 connectors face side or downward for easy wall mounting.\u00a0The four HDMI connectors are at the bottom.\u00a0Three USB connectors are on the side.\u00a0There is also a headphone jack, optical digital output, dual antenna connection (region dependent) and network connection.<\/p>\n
And again, the novelty of the year is the external infrared port.\u00a0IR sensors can be placed in a convenient place and used to control various devices, for example, hidden in a cabinet using the Magic Remote (MR21N).\u00a0The Bluetooth interface will be useful for those who want to use wireless headphones.<\/p>\n
The new version of LG OLED G1 has support for WiSA – a special protocol for wirelessly connecting external speakers.\u00a0In principle, a convenient solution if you intend to increase the sound volume without using cable connections.\u00a0However, the proliferation (or implementation) of WiSA technology is progressing slowly due to some limitations.<\/p>\n
The 2021 LG OLED G1 TV series is coming with an updated\u00a0webOS 6.0\u00a0operating system\u00a0.\u00a0Some pretty big changes were made this time.\u00a0First, LG is moving away from the concept that the interface should only be in one or two ribbons at the bottom of the screen.\u00a0The new home screen complements previous versions and is now more like the Android TV principle.<\/p>\n At the top is weather information, tips, and search.\u00a0This row already occupies a third of the screen, although, according to experts, this is too much.\u00a0All installed applications are listed below.\u00a0The third line contains all connections and other sources, as well as the home dashboard.<\/p>\n The fourth row includes TV channels that the user watches regularly.\u00a0There are also recommendations for content from the three Amazon Prime, Rakuten TV and YouTube apps (may vary from region to region).\u00a0Fans of the old webOS interface will take a while to get used to.\u00a0It seems like too much space is wasted.<\/p>\n The settings menus have been completely revamped.\u00a0The organization of the menu items has been changed and the settings are now better grouped.\u00a0For example, all settings for brightness, color and sharpness have been combined into their own submenus.\u00a0This is the approach we’ve seen on Sony TVs before, and most people like it.<\/p>\n The Magic Remote gets a new look in 2021.\u00a0The manufacturer hasn’t changed the control for a long time.\u00a0The new design immediately stands out.\u00a0An intriguing, slightly rounder look replaces the rectangular version.\u00a0The shape of the remote control holds well in the hand, but pressing the keys in the tactile sense is a little difficult and, for some reason, gives off cheapness.<\/p>\n The layout of the buttons, at first glance, is largely preserved, but there are minor changes.\u00a0For example, Home and Input are now positioned together above the D-pad.\u00a0The Settings and Key buttons are located below the D-pad.\u00a0There are more application buttons, there are now four of them.<\/p>\n The Play and Pause buttons disappeared without much loss.\u00a0These functions are always performed through the center D-pad.\u00a0Among the innovations are three keys for voice interaction: a common microphone button, the second for Google Assistant and the third for Amazon Alexa.<\/p>\n The NFC function in the remote control makes it very easy to pair your smartphone with the 65G1 TV.\u00a0In this variant of connecting a smartphone, you can listen to the sound of the TV on the smartphone or watch the smartphone on the TV.\u00a0All in all, the new remote control is not very advanced and, in fact, is not groundbreaking new.<\/p>\n LG’s G1 OLED series is equipped with a single digital TV tuner (DVB-T2 \/ C \/ S2) and a CI slot.\u00a0We are not currently reviewing the German LG G19LA line.\u00a0It is not possible to watch and record another channel at the same time.\u00a0It is strange that the manufacturer in such a luxurious series did not install a double tuner, although it would not be too materially expensive.<\/p>\n You can use\u00a0Apple Airplay 2\u00a0and YouTube\u00a0features\u00a0to send videos via Google Cast.\u00a0The built-in media player works well, it supports subtitles and HDR, but has lost\u00a0DTS support\u00a0since this year.\u00a0Now the player cannot transmit DTS via eARC – that’s a shame, are we adopting Samsung’s experience?\u00a0By the way, LG ThinQ AI now provides a full set of voice commands.<\/p>\n Image processing in the G1 OLED has been transferred to the new 4th generation Alpha9 processor.\u00a0The processor has received improved deinterlacing, so now 1080i content looks even better than in previous models.\u00a0There are fewer artifacts at the boundaries of the contours.\u00a0Although the previous generations of the chip did not suffer from a lack of quality.<\/p>\n Noise cancellation works very effectively even at the lowest settings, especially when there is random noise in the image.\u00a0Compression noise (blocking) is well eliminated, and only in extreme cases can something be noticed on the screen.\u00a0LG claims that this version takes an improved approach to soft gradients of color stripes.<\/p>\n However, these metrics are less good than some of the competition.\u00a0It is often necessary to set the quality settings to the highest position, especially when playing back dark images.\u00a0Some visible flicker is sometimes noticeable.<\/p>\n Motion compensation has also received a slight improvement.\u00a0The previous mode of cleaning up dynamic scenes has been renamed to “Motion Cinematic Processing”.\u00a0The algorithm uses motion interpolation, but prioritizes the original images based on the analysis.\u00a0In this way, a good image is obtained, without the usual mistakes or excessive\u00a0soap opera effect\u00a0.<\/p>\n For a smoother picture, you can select Natural or Smooth presets.\u00a0The latter option can still generate an error on the screen from time to time, but the performance on the LG G1 OLED series has clearly improved.\u00a0The delay appears to have been eliminated.<\/p>\n OLED Motion Pro is OLED’s Black Frame Insertion (BFI) method and has been optimized as well.\u00a0The algorithm now takes into account dark scenes more, and the slight loss of brightness remains negligible.\u00a0For games and sports programming, a low or even medium setting is the right choice if you are demanding on the last bit of detail.<\/p>\n LG’s G1 OLED series uses a new OLED (OLED evo) matrix stack.\u00a0This means that the organic materials used have changed slightly.\u00a0But in fact, there is no difference in the pixelated shot with the structure of the previous version of the LG GX.\u00a0The screen has excellent uniformity in both dark and bright images.<\/p>\n There is no mention of the light vertical stripes that can sometimes be seen on OLED panels.\u00a0For best quality, you can use Filmmaker Mode.\u00a0In fact, this mode is similar to the “Cinema Image” mode, but with disabled processing of noise reduction and TruMotion.\u00a0In this variant, the brightness is relatively low (about 100 nits) and the color gamut curve follows the BT.1886 standard.<\/p>\n It is a good choice for viewing dark scenes.\u00a0For general \u201cpublic\u201d content, it is still recommended to turn on the Cinema Picture Mode, which has a higher brightness and a 2.2 gamma value with crisp midtones.<\/p>\n The list of supported HDR formats remains unchanged: HDR10, HLG and Dolby Vision IQ.\u00a0The lack of HDR10 + is, as always, unfortunate, but not considered a huge disadvantage.\u00a0Dolby Vision is now much more powerful than HDR10 Plus.<\/p>\n The focus is on maximum brightness and color gamut.\u00a0LG says the evo G1 series uses new OLED materials for red, green and blue.\u00a0Each of the colors now comes with a cleaner base color (lower FWHM).<\/p>\n This state of affairs results in a wider color gamut and higher peak brightness.\u00a0Unfortunately, this fact still needs to be verified.\u00a0The peak brightness in the 10% window was recorded at 785 nits.\u00a0By the way, this number is reached only if a white square is left on the screen for a full minute.<\/p>\n Compared to all OLED displays from last year, this is only a 5% improvement.\u00a0In other words, this improvement in OLED technology is very small.\u00a0A completely white field across the entire G1 OLED screen gets a brightness of about 165..170 nits.\u00a0And this figure is again an average of 18% higher than last year’s models.\u00a0Thus, when compared with the LG GX TV series, the difference is obvious.<\/p>\n In terms of sound quality, the LG OLED G1 series adopts a 4.2-channel\u00a0sound design\u00a0.\u00a0The 60W audio system in the G1 OLED is a welcome surprise, especially given its slim design.\u00a0The package provides impressive volume, pleasant warm sound and good bass.<\/p>\n Of course, you can overload the built-in speakers if you increase the volume too much, but at such levels it becomes inconvenient to listen to the soundtrack.\u00a0There is an \u201cAI Acoustic Tuning\u201d function that adjusts the sound according to the acoustics of the room within a 30-second procedure that the user must complete in advance.<\/p>\n Dolby Atmos support gives soundtracks of the respective content a clear spatial dimension.\u00a0And there is even an opinion that this sound system is great for music.\u00a0To avoid different volumes between different sources, you can automatically adjust the level using the “Automatic Volume Leveling” add-on.\u00a0There is not much to say about “AI Sound Pro”, many people do not like this function.<\/p>\n As we now know, the LG G1 series is equipped with a new OLED evo panel.\u00a0In addition to the design of the Gallery G1, this panel is the reason for the higher price compared to the LG C1.\u00a0But unfortunately, the OLED65G1RLA TV falls short of expectations and in practice only a slight difference to the 2020 GX series.<\/p>\n Color gamut and peak brightness are slightly better.\u00a0On a completely white screen, the brightness is increased by 20%.\u00a0Satisfaction with webOS 6.0 is mediocre – a lot of screen space is wasted on useless things.\u00a0You cannot personalize some of the data on the screen.\u00a0This may change with a software update.<\/p>\n The picture quality is excellent.\u00a0There are minor improvements in image processing.\u00a0LG has made a lot of progress with Trumotion, this should be noted separately.\u00a0Motion interpolation gives very good results.\u00a0It produces very beautiful movie-style images or very smooth images according to your personal preference.<\/p>\n Rich colors, ample shadow detail, perfect contrast and several smart features like AI Brightness let you create stunning images from SDR and HDR content on screen.<\/p>\n Superb sound quality with Dolby Atmos support provides excellent music support for movies.\u00a0Gamers get almost every feature from their wishlist.\u00a0All this beauty is contained in a beautiful thin case that you can hang on the wall.<\/p>\n Are you unsatisfied with the price?\u00a0The LG G1 series has a “surprisingly” low price when compared to the LG GX series when it was first introduced.\u00a0The last series at the start was 800 euros more expensive!\u00a0So anyone who thinks about design, price and features can not rule out last year’s model.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" As we recall, LG has amazing TV wallpapers from the OLED series, not to mention the 8K OLED lines.\u00a0However, the new LG G1 Gallery series is the most advanced and promising in terms of features of all existing ones.\u00a0In general, LG has been a pioneer in the production of OLED TVs since the introduction of […] 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<\/a><\/p>\nWebOS 6.0<\/h3>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nRemote controller<\/h3>\n
Functions<\/h3>\n
Picture<\/h3>\n
SDR quality<\/h3>\n
HDR quality<\/h3>\n
Sound<\/h3>\n
Conclusion<\/h3>\n