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Sony and Samsung may be the first out of the gate with a new QD-OLED TV in 2022, but for Sony, OLED remains as important as ever. And this is obvious as this year, and they decided to expand their OLED lineup with three models available compared to last year’s two. And so, in our Sony A80K review, we will be testing the second-in-line OLED available and how it compares to the big boys across the competition. The A80K is supposed to be a direct successor to the 2021 A80J, and while last year this was supposed to be the more affordable OLED available, with the release of the A75K this year, it seems that Sony has decided to mix things a bit more. In terms of specs, the A80K looks similar to the A80J, so it will be interesting to see if the two TVs perform the same. A quick look at the specs reveals no obvious differences between the two releases. The Sony A80K uses a 100/120Hz OLED panel, comes with Cognitive Processor XR and Sony’s most advanced Acoustic Surface Audio+ system. Dolby Atmos, DTS and Dolby Vision support, two HDMI 2.1 ports with VRR out of the box. It is packed with the latest Google TV platform, including plenty of extras like Chromecast, Airplay 2 and Homekit, Bravia Core, voice control, Netflix calibrated mode, IMAX Enhanced, Calman Ready and Bravia Cam support.
As with all yearly releases, you would think that the new Sony A90K is here to replace the excellent 2021 A90J. But what is a strange decision by Sony is that the A90K is meant not to replace their 2021 flagship but rather offer a couple of smaller sizes in their high-end OLED series. In our Sony A90K review today, we will be testing the 48 ″ sizes and will put it to the test to determine if it is as good as the rest of Sony’s latest OLED offerings. Now, if you pay close attention to the specs, the A90K seems awfully similar to the A80K rather than the A90J as it is missing a heatsink, and also, all specs are similar to the next of Sony’s OLEDs. Why they decided to release a different model only in 42 ″ and 48 ″ instead of adding these in their A80K model is beyond our comprehension, and this is probably the reason why Sony kept the excellent A90J for one more year in circulation as their flagship, the A95K, may be too expensive for many consumers that seek a top tier TV this year. So let’s take a quick look at the A90 K’s specs. The TV uses a 100/120Hz OLED panel and comes with Cognitive Processor XR and Sony’s most advanced Acoustic Surface Audio+ system. There is Dolby Atmos, DTS, and Dolby Vision support, two HDMI 2.1 ports with VRR out of the box, and it is packed with the latest Google TV platform, including plenty of extras like…
If there is a name connected with OLED technology like no other, that would be LG, as their OLED TVs have been at the forefront for many years now and have won the hearts and wallets of many home theater fans. So today, in our LG G2 OLED review, we finally have the chance to try out their new 2022 flagship OLED, which comes with a few upgrades over last year’s release. The G2 OLED belongs to LG’s Gallery series, and along with the LG C2 OLED, they come with the OLED Evo certification, which indicates an improved panel is used this time around. In reality, the G2 and C2 have more in common than you may think, as they share many of the premium technologies LG has in store for 2022. But they also come with 2 significant differences that will further analyze our article. So what does the LG G2 OLED has to offer? As we said, the G2 comes with the OLED Evo branding, combining an improved OLED panel with a metal heatsink and LG’s Brightness Booster Max technology. It uses the new a9 Gen 5 AI processor, features a 100/120Hz panel, has four HDMI 2.1 ports at total 48Gbps bandwidth, supports the usual HDR10, HLG, and Dolby Vision HDR formats, and for its OS uses the latest webOS 22.