LG OLED (B9 Vs. C9 Vs. E9 Vs. W9) 4K TVs 2019 (Differences & Comparison)

LG OLED (B9 Vs. C9 Vs. E9 Vs. W9) 4K TVs: LG introduces 4 outstanding OLED 4K TVs for 2019. Combined with HDR technology these are the best OLED TVs that LG Electronics has ever produced. High Dynamic Range (HDR) gives you a wider range from bright to dark, simulating real life. All of these TVs are 4K Ultra HD, the same resolution as your movie theater. OLED TVs provide the blackest blacks, since each individual pixel can turn off, and great viewing angles. OLED TVs do not have backlights, or backlight light bleeding or blooming like LED TVs. Compare features and differences in the comparison grid chart below.

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LG B9 Vs. C9, E9, & W9 OLED 4K TVs Comparison 2019
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LED Vs. OLED: OLED offers much blacker blacks than traditional LED TVs, as each pixel can be completely turned off. LED TVs traditionally have a backlight that can bleed through and show light blooming. Full array backlights try to improve on this, but will never achieve the blacks of OLED. OLED also gives excellent viewing angles without loss of contrast, another big advantage. Currently OLED TVs are more expensive, but prices have been falling over the last couple of years. LED TVs are traditionally brighter, so may be better in brighter rooms. Also see our Samsung Q60, Q70, Q80 and Q90 Series QLED 2019 TVs, which are top 4K LED TVs.

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Glossary of Terms

OLED Screen Technology = LG is the leader in OLED TVs, and with Sony only one of two manufacturers of OLED TVs. OLED TVs use emissive technology (no back light), that have very fast refresh rates. They give the best quality picture, colors, and contrast levels of all the screen technologies available All of LG’s OLED lineup is 4K Ultra HD. Without a backlight, no blooming or bleeding of light. HDR & Dolby Vision = LG OLED TVs for 2019 have High Dynamic Range (HDR) technology and Dolby Vision. These technologies allow a picture with a much wider range from bright to dark, more vivid colors and shadow details. This is a major upgrade in picture quality aside from resolution. The new 4k Bluray discs and future streaming and cable content will be tailored for HDR to take advantage of this technology. Image Processors = While most people look at the screen technology, the image processor is very important for picture quality, especially for upscaling lower resolution video. The more powerful chip, the better the picture. LG for instance has an Alpha 7 chip, and the newer Alpha 9 version 2 chip. There is a sizable difference in picture quality with the Alpha 9 vs. Alpha 7 chip. The C9, E9, and W9 2019 LG OLED Tvs all have the latest Alpha 9 (Generation 2) chip. Processing gets better and better with each year. Alpha 9 Gen 2 processor = The latest and most powerful processor for LG is available in the C9, E9, and W9 models, and improves image processing and interpolation. LG B9 Series OLED = LG’s entry level OLED, available in OLED55B9 (55-inch), OLED65B9 (65-inch), and OLED77B9 (77-inch). This model has older Alpha 7 gen 2 chip, no soundbar, and traditional display instead of the picture on glass design. LG C9 Series OLED = LG’s mid entry level OLED, available in OLED55C9 (55-inch), OLED65C9 (65-inch), and OLED77C9 (77-inch). This model has the Alpha 9 gen 2 chip (better image processing), no soundbar, and traditional display instead of the picture on glass design. HDR peak brightness is higher on the C9 than the B9 series. LG E9 Series OLED = LG’s higher end OLED, available in OLED65E9 (55-inch), OLED65E9 (65-inch). This model has the Alpha 9 gen 2 chip (better image processing), 60 watt soundbar included, and a beautiful picture on glass design suitable for wall mounting. HFR (High Frame Rate) = LG OLED TVs with an Alpha 9 chip or above will support HFR (High Frame Rate), up to 120 frames/second for smooth and fluid video even during fast motion (such as sports, action movies and games). This is similar to 120Hz TVs on TVs with LED displays. 4K Ultra HD (UHD) = 4K is the new standard in TVs. It has 8 megapixels of resolution, which is 4X the resolution of Full HD 1080p TVs currently on the market. This allows you to sit closer to the TVs as the pixels are smaller, and will give you a more immersive movie theater type of experience. HEVC (H.265) codec = HEVC (H.265) is a new compression codec that is used to compress video. This new codec compresses twice as much data as previous codecs, so that 4K Ultra HD video can be sent over cable and the internet. HEVC (H.265) will allow 4K/60p playback for viewing 4K sports in the future. 4K/60p will also be available on future 4K camcorders. All of LG’s 4K Lineup have a HEVC decoder installed. Netflix 4K Content is currently streamed using this HEVC decoder. What native 4K Content is Available Today? = Currently, Youtube, Amazon and Netflix are streaming 4K content to consumers. ESPN, Comcast Xfinity, and others have announced that they too will have 4K content. 4K Blu-Ray Players with HDR are now available. Quad Core Processor = All of LG’s 4K Ultra HD Lineup will have a Quad Core Processor. This will greatly increase the functionality and speed of their Smart TV Functions, and internet connectivity. HDMI 2.1 = All 2019 LG OLED TVs support HDMI 2.1 Full bandwidth (All), HDMI 2.0 Full bandwidth (All), HDCP 2.2 (All), ARC (HDMI 2), eARC WebOS 4.5 = This is LG’s latest Smart TV interface for 2019. Easier to use with the new Smart Magic Remote. LG is adding support for Amazon’s Alexa smart assistant to its televisions, alongside Google Assistant. Apple Airplay 2 will also be supported with WebOS 4.5. Mastered in 4K Blu-ray Discs = To accommodate the new 4K TVs, new blu-ray discs have been introduced that were mastered in 4K to give you the best picture on your 4K TV from a blu-ray disc. They are recorded with higher bit rates for better picture quality. These discs can be played by blu-ray players and Playstation 3 and 4 players onto your 4K Television. Genuine native 4K Blu-ray players with HDR are now available. LG’s SmartShare All LG 4K TVs have LG’s Smart Share installed, which allows you to transmit video, pictures, or music from your smartphone or tablet to your TV. LG uses WiFi Direct which requires no Wifi network. You simply get the free App and install it on your smartphone or tablet. UHD = Ultra High Definition, or 4K. Viewing Angles = An OLED panel gives you a wider viewing angle without losing contrast than standard LED panels. Native 120Hz = 120Hz anti blur technology. Eliminates blur on LCD TVs during high action sports and movies. All LG 2019 OLED TVs have a Native 120hz refresh rate. HDMI = HDMI inputs allow you to connect devices to your HDTV such as DVD and Blu-ray players and game consoles.Smart TV/Internet Ready = An internet ready TV allows you to connect an ethernet cable or a Wifi wireless connection to your TV. Content can include services such as Netflix, Youtube, Amazon Prime, Facebook, and other content. Services vary by manufacturer and model.

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