OLED Television: This is the Ferrari of television. We tested it

November is the optimal month to buy a new television. We compare three current OLED models from Sony, LG and Samsung.

November 15, 2025, 09:28

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Buying a TV: OLED vs. LCD – Which technology is convincing? OLED offers perfect blacks and good side visibility, while LCD is very bright but can never display full black. LG, Samsung and Sony dominate the OLED market, with Sony scoring points with QD-OLED and LG with webOS. Image quality is subjective, Sony impresses with strong colors, while LG and Samsung use similar panels. The software and operation are very different: Sony’s Google TV is easy to use, while LG and Samsung score points with Tizen and webOS. Connections, formats and sound vary, with the Sony convincing with good sound and tight connections. Conclusion: The Sony Bravia 8 II impresses with its image quality, while the LG C5 offers the best price-performance ratio.

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For streaming, for binging, for playing: We tested three OLED televisions today.
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My TV broke a few months ago. Suddenly the screen freezes, then colorful stripes appear, then black. One day I was upset because he was only five years old, while my parents had the same thing for decades. But before I get lost in the excitement of planned obsolescence, I’ve browsed the electronics retailer’s website. How fitting that the television buying season in general is drawing closer to Black Friday.

“Who needs television today?” you may ask. Maybe I’m old-fashioned or uneducated, but I like TV. The tablet is too small for me to watch series and since I love playing on consoles (you know, I do it for a living), I still need a screen.