LG G4 OLED 4K TV

MLA (Micro Lens Array) is a layer of microscopic lenses applied to the TV's self-emissive OLED pixels to significantly boost overall brightness. The LG G4 utilizes this technology alongside a new Light Boosting algorithm to deliver peak luminance levels that easily combat bright room glare.

The LG G4 OLED is powered by the alpha 11 AI processor, a significant step up from the alpha 9 used in previous generations. This processor handles the dynamic tone mapping and advanced upscaling required for high-resolution 4K and 8K source material.

Unlike standard OLED models like the C4, the LG G4 is designed as a 'Gallery Edition' television and is intended to be mounted flush against the wall. While a flush wall mount is included in the box, a traditional tabletop stand generally must be purchased separately.

The LG G4 OLED is available in a range of large-format screen sizes, including 55-inch, 65-inch, 77-inch, 83-inch, and a massive 97-inch model. The 97-inch variant provides one of the largest premium OLED viewing experiences currently on the consumer market.