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LG’s best OLED TV of 2024 is on sale for $1,000 off today

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Reviewed By Digital Trends LG G4 OLED
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We here at Digital Trends have loved the last few LG OLED TVs. Just last year, our editorial team praised the LG G4 Series 4K OLED, saying, “The LG G4 is a triumph of modern television engineering.” As luck would have it, the 65-inch size of this TV is actually on sale this week:

For a limited time, the LG 65-inch G4 Series 4K OLED is discounted to $2,400 at retailers like Amazon and Best Buy or directly through the manufacturer. In fact, if you buy through LG, you’ll also qualify for a free wall-mounting service (and a $70 wall mount) or furniture assembly. 

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Why you should buy the LG G4 Series

There really isn’t anything the LG G4 Series can’t do. It delivers phenomenal colors and near-perfect contrast levels. Thanks to the TV’s self-emissive pixel tech, you can expect inky blacks and top-shelf picture accuracy. And unlike some of the other best OLED TVs out there, the LG G4 also gets bright enough when watching SDR content to comfortably place it in a well-lit room. 

The OLED display does a nice job at combating glare and reflections, too, though we wouldn’t recommend placing a floor lamp anywhere near the screen. While the LG G4 doesn’t support HDR10+, the TV is compatible with every other HDR format, which means you’ll be treated to glorious highlights and enhanced colors when watching a Dolby Vision, HDR10, or HLG-encoded film.

As far as motion clarity goes, the G4 boasts a native 144Hz refresh rate, as well as HDMI 2.1 connectivity and VRR and ALLM support. This makes it one of the best TVs for gaming in 2025

Apps, screen mirroring, and other Internet-powered features are provided through LG’s webOS 24 software. Stream Netflix and YouTube, watch hundreds of free live TV stations, and more! 

It’s hard to say how long this markdown and LG promo is going to last, but now that the LG G5 Series is hitting shelves, we expect the LG G4 to be discounted more often. We also recommend taking a look at our lists of the best LG TV deals, best OLED TV deals, and best TV deals for even more sales on top LG products! 

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