The LG G4 is LG's flagship 4K OLED for 2024, stepping above the C4 with a second-generation Micro Lens Array panel that boosts peak brightness to around 1,650 nits in calibrated mode. It combines perfect OLED black levels with a complete gaming spec sheet — four HDMI 2.1 ports at 144Hz — and Dolby Vision IQ for the most accurate streaming HDR available. Available on Amazon.ca (ASIN B0D3WY2FHF).
“"The black levels changed my understanding of what TV can look like. Games in dark environments look like a completely different format. My LG C2 before this was good. This is better."”
Source: Reddit r/4kTV
“"Four HDMI 2.1 with 4K 144Hz is the thing nobody talks about enough. My PS5, Xbox, PC, and soundbar all connected simultaneously. No switching, no compromises."”
Source: AVSForum LG G4 owners thread
“"Coming from a Samsung QLED. Colours are more natural on the G4 — less saturated but more accurate. Dolby Vision on Netflix looks like a different stream than what I was watching before."”
Source: Reddit r/Televisions
Burn-in risk is a consistent topic…
Burn-in risk is a consistent topic in the LG 2024 OLED owners thread on AVSForum — while the G4 includes a 5-year warranty with burn-in coverage, owners of previous G-series models have reported accelerated retention from gaming with static HUDs.
Source: AVSForum LG 2024 OLED owners threadBanding on grey-gradient test patterns is…
Banding on grey-gradient test patterns is a known characteristic of WRGB OLED panels — multiple owners in the G4 thread note visible horizontal banding in near-black and uniform grey scenes, which is inherent to the panel type but unexpected at this price.
Source: Reddit r/4kTVThe webOS smart platform has become…
The webOS smart platform has become slower and more ad-driven with each update — owners in r/4kTV consistently note that the home screen now surfaces LG Channels and sponsored content more aggressively than webOS 22/23.
Source: Reddit r/4kTVOwner sentiment on the LG G4 is as close to consensus as premium TVs get — picture quality, black levels, and gaming performance earn near-universal praise across forum threads and review aggregators. The most common caveat from experienced owners is the burn-in discussion, which the 5-year warranty partially addresses, and the brightness ceiling compared to mini-LED alternatives in very bright rooms. For dark-room viewing, home theatre use, or gaming where image fidelity matters more than raw brightness, nearly every owner review rates the G4 as the best TV available at its price.
