Time to take the living room apart: it's the 2021 LG Gallery OLED evo TV!

The new G1 Gallery TV combines the slim, wall-hugging design of last year’s LG GX Gallery TV with the new OLED evo technology.

OLED evo sees LG insert new colour layers into an OLED panel to display more vivid colours than regular OLED. It’s only available on this new model in 2021, and LG is the only company making it.

In recent years, TV manufacturers across the board have been trying to replicate the best parts of OLED in lower-cost LED TVs. That is: incredibly vibrant colour reproduction, and great black performance.

These TVs take a bunch of different names. LG has Nanocell and QNED. Samsung has NeoQLED. And Sony has Full Array LED. Each of these technologies evolves LED to produce better colour while attempting to replicated OLED black.

A lot of LED models do this by adding different layers into their TVs to boost colour reproduction.

OLED evo takes what these TVs did for LED and builds something similar.

First of all, OLED evo boosts the brightness of your TV. LG says that an OLED evo panel will be 20 per cent brighter on a full white image compared to the average OLED panel.

OLED typically doesn’t perform well in brightly-lit environments. That’s why OLED evo partly exists. If you’ve got a bright living room or bedroom and want to watch OLED content, OLED evo panels is what you’d pick.

Second of all, OLED evo takes the ideas from Nanocell and QNED to make the picture more colourful and vibrant overall.

You see, OLED evo inserts a new red and green colour layer into the TV for more vibrant colour. It’s similar technology that boosts the colour performance on LG’s LED Nanocell and QNED TVs.

LG says that green in particular is the one the human eye can see the easiest. By producing better colours on both the green and red wavelengths, LG can create a “better” image experience overall.

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