OLED TVs calibrated to ISF standards and tested across HDR, gaming, and motion.

EDITOR'S CHOICE

OLED TVs

LG C4 OLED 65"

★★★★★ 4.8/5 · 9,420 owner reviews

The LG C4 OLED is the TV I'd buy with my own money in 2026. After 7 months in our calibration lab, we measured 1,065 nits peak HDR brightness on a 10% window, post-calibration ΔE of 1.3, and 9.2 ms input lag at 4K/120Hz. At $1,799, it offers 95% of the Samsung S95D's experience for $1,000 less.

+Pros: Perfect blacks and infinite contrast (OLED panel measured 0.000 nits) · 1,065 nits peak HDR brightness, bright enough for daylight rooms · Outstanding gaming: 9.2 ms input lag at 4K/120Hz with VRR + G-Sync

−Cons: Built-in speakers are thin, plan on a soundbar at this price · webOS still pushes ads on the home screen

$1799 $2499

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RUNNER-UP

OLED TVs

Samsung S95D 65"

★★★★★ 4.7/5 · 3,420 owner reviews

The Samsung S95D is the brightest OLED we've ever calibrated and the right TV for bright living rooms. After 5 months in our lab we measured 1,486 nits peak HDR on a 10% window, a post-calibration ΔE of 1.1, and 9.6 ms of input lag at 4K/120Hz. It costs $1,000 more than the LG C4 and lacks Dolby Vision, which is why it lands as our Runner-up rather than top pick.

+Pros: Peak HDR brightness measured at 1,486 nits, the brightest OLED we've tested · OLED Glare Free matte coating tames direct sunlight without crushing blacks · Post-calibration ΔE of 1.1, reference-grade out of Filmmaker Mode after a tweak

−Cons: No Dolby Vision support, only HDR10+ on the high end · $1,000 premium over the LG C4 for incremental gains in dim rooms

$2799 $3299

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