So brightness and color upgrades are seemingly there, but LG is claiming its new four-stack OLED structure is also more energy efficient. LG says the 65-inch LG G5 OLED is rated 164W in energy consumption, which is quite the improvement over last year's 65-inch G4, which came in at 209W.

When it comes to the best TVs, Samsung is always a front-runner. Indeed, last year's T3 Awards gave the Best OLED TV trophy to Samsung's top-of-the-line QD-OLED model, the S95D. Now, at CES 2025, the Korean giant has just revealed its 2025 equivalent with a brand new display technology to take things up a level.

The battle for OLED TV supremacy is heating up for 2025, with both LG and Samsung unveiling their latest flagship models at CES 2025. The first contender, the LG G5, brings a new four stack WOLED panel to the table, while Samsung's S95F is rocking improved QD-OLED tech.

LG isn't the only big name working on better panels. Samsung is doing it too. The same industry analyst, Ross Young, says that the 2025/26 QD-OLED panels will boost brightness even further to 3,600 nits or more, and possibly as much as 4,000 nits. The OLED TV arms race continues…

LG's G series models of OLED TVs offer the best televisual tech the brand has to offer. The G4 made real strides in terms of picture quality and sound, earning it a five-star review in 2024. And now the G5 looks to take things on a step.