The LG G5 (55", 65", 77" and 83") and LG M5 (65", 77", 83" and 97", identical models in terms of technical characteristics to the LG G5 but equipped with a wireless box -Zero Connect Box- ensuring the transfer of audio-video signals to the TV) therefore say goodbye to Meta technology (with MLA process for Micro Lens Array or microlenses) and hello to new Oled panels equipped with Brightness Booster Ultimate technology (for a suspected peak brightness of 4,000 nits while waiting for a communication from LG Display, see our news (UPDATE) CES 25 > LG G5 Oled TV: 4,000 nits target).
New Oled G5/M5 panels, Brightness Booster Ultimate and Alpha 9 Gen 2££££
We don't yet know what's behind this new Oled panel but LG mentions new technologies "that improve the light control architecture to achieve a brightness three times higher than that of conventional Oled models" (Editor's note: the B5 series). In figures, this gives a gap of 200% between an LG B5 TV and an LG G5/M5 TV. And it's all set to music by the new Alpha 11 Gen 2 central processor.
LG G5/M5 Evo Oled TV, Intertek certifications££££
Another evolution of the LG G5/LG M5 Evo televisions, the Intertek Perfect Black Technology and Perfect Color Technology certifications, for an environment up to 500 lux. The first guarantees a black level of less than 0.24 nit up to an ambient brightness of 500 lux, the second constant colors up to 500 lux as well.
Clarification on LG G5 televisions, if the latter are compatible with 165 Hz (see our CES 25 news > LG G5 Oled TV, PC gaming objective with Vesa 165 Hz certification), certified FreeSync Premium/G-Sync, the [abc]VRR[/abc] will not be available in [abc]HDR Dolby Vision[/abc]/165 hertz.
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