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Samsung S95D OLED
LG G4 OLED
The Samsung S95D OLED and the LG G4 OLED are both top-notch TVs, but there are some differences. The LG gets brighter in SDR, and it's the better option if you regularly watch low-quality streams or DVDs since its low-quality content smoothing does a better job. The LG supports Dolby Vision and DTS audio, so it's the better option for those who collect 4k Blu-rays or for those who want to take advantage of Dolby Vision from their favorite streaming apps. On the other hand, the QD-OLED panel on the Samsung provides more vibrant, lifelike, and brighter colors in HDR content. The Samsung includes the Slim One Connect Box, which is good for those looking for a versatile way to plug in their devices, and its matte coating does a better job at eliminating reflections in a bright room, albeit at the cost of image quality.
Samsung S95D OLED
LG G4 OLED
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The white balance and color space settings at the bottom of our settings page is for SDR only. On more recent reviews we provide HDR white balance settings as well, but these are listed in a separate section of the review. As always our usual caveat applies, you shouldn’t copy these settings as they are unique to our unit at the time of calibration.