LG G4 is a strong contender for the best television of 2024. With a combination of OLED black and MLA technology, we will get an incredibly dynamic and detailed image that will surely captivate us entirely. LG G4 is also proof that TVs equipped with an OLED matrix supported by MLA technology are perfectly suitable for viewing in sunny rooms. The operating system, although not as open as the competition, allows for many possibilities. Its biggest advantage is the well-known remote control with a cursor, which makes controlling the unit one of the most convenient on the market (in our opinion). The color reproduction out of the box, while not at a high level, can be considered almost reference quality after calibration, providing a truly cinematic image. It is no coincidence that post-production studios choose TVs from this manufacturer. They are the only ones offering such deep intervention capabilities through 3D LUT calibration. It seems that the biggest (and perhaps only) drawback of this television is the tonal transitions, which, although far from ideal, cannot be said to detract from the viewing experience. The remedy is provided by the manufacturer itself, and enabling the "Smooth Gradation" function will eliminate the vast majority of stuttering. LG G4 also performs excellently when watching all kinds of sports or other dynamic scenes. The motion smoother is extremely advanced and allows adjustments to fluidity according to personal needs. With HDMI 2.1 ports boasting full functionality and the manufacturer's attention to detail, the tested television will find its place in many passionate gamers' homes. Every significant function works flawlessly, and the low input lag in every mode is very pleasing. In summary, LG G4 is an incredibly versatile television that allows for entertainment of excellent quality both at night and during the day.

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