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- Table of Contents
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- Main Differences
- Design
- Picture Quality
- Motion
- Inputs
- Sound Quality
- Smart Features
- Comments
LG G1 OLED vs Sony A90J OLED
Side-by-Side Comparison
Products
LG G1 OLED
Sony A90J OLED
Tested using Methodology v1.6
Updated Feb 07, 2025 06:53 PM
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Resolution4k
TypeOLED
Sub-TypeWOLED
Resolution4k
TypeOLED
Sub-TypeWOLED
Variants
- OLED55G1PUA (55")
- OLED65G1PUA (65")
- OLED77G1PUA (77")
- XR-55A90J (55")
- XR-65A90J (65")
- XR-83A90J (83")
Our Verdict
LG G1 OLED
Sony A90J OLED
The LG G1 OLED and the Sony A90J OLED are similar and fantastic TVs. They each deliver a near-infinite contrast ratio for deep blacks. The LG has the new evo OLED panel, allowing it to get brighter than other OLEDs, and while the Sony isn't advertised to have the evo panel, it has about the same brightness as the LG. The main difference is that the LG is designed to sit flush against a wall and doesn't come with a dedicated stand like the Sony.