LG EC97x (2014) Series

100% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

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100% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

50% der Kundenmeinungen auf Amazon.de bewerten dieses Produkt positiv.

100% di recensioni su Amazon.it attribuiscono a questo prodotto una valutazione positiva.

Unprecedented black level response ; Spectacular 3D ; WebOS remains a great smart interface

It's not HDR ready ; Upscaling could be better ; Some colour issues

Is this TV is a realistic purchase for you? Probably not. But at this tier of performance, “value” goes out the window. If I’m to rate a television based on its performance capabilities, execution of user interface, general ease of use, and overall...

Stunning contrast ; Sharp, crisp picture; ; Upscales high-def content well ; Gorgeous design ; Slick and user-friendly OS

Picture needs more subtlety ; No ITV player or All4

Another glorious advert for 4K, even if it isn’t the subtlest performer

Dark scenes look incredible ; Gorgeous design ; Excellent smart TV system

Needs careful set up ; Can’t be run very bright ; Uses last year’s webOS system

Jaw-dropping design ; Unprecedented contrast performance ; webOS works brilliantly ; Surprisingly good sound

Limited HDR options ; Needs accurate set up ; Not exactly cheap ; UHD upscaling only solid

If you're lucky enough to have six grand to spare you're faced with a stark TV choice between the LG 65EC970V and the Samsung UE65JS9500. Whichever way your money ultimately goes, though, the bottom line is that the 65EC970V is another ground-breaking...

Excellent picture. Perfect black levels. Loads of features. Attractive design.

Extremely expensive. Curved screen doesn't add much to the experience.

Power and Conclusions The 65EC9700's OLED screen is a bit of a power hog. Under normal viewing conditions, with all energy saving features disabled, it consumes 325 watts. With Energy Saving set to Minimum and in the automatic energy-saving APS picture...

Marries OLED to 4K ; True black colors ; Subtle curve ; Friends don't have it

Still expensive ; Little 4K content

LG's 65-inch OLED 4K television lands it another 'world's first' victory. If you want to future-proof your entertainment center, this is the best. But it'll cost you.

The LG65E970V is a technical marvel that requires a lot of fiddling and adjustment to achieve picture perfection, but even without adjustment, watching any movie with dark scenes and shadows is an utter joy and it's hard to imagine going back to a...

Extraordinary OLED contrast performance ; Completely future-proofed ; Powerful range of specs and connectivity ; Unrivalled picture quality ; Wonderfully fast user interface/OS

One very expensive TV ; Curved screen is just a gimmick

If you want an absolutely top performing 4K TV that’s unrivaled by anything from any other brand, then go for the LG 65EC9700, but understand that it is gonna cost you heavily.

Incredible blacks ; Near unlimited contrast ; Believable colours ; Gorgeous to look at ; Slick Smart features

Some uniformity issues ; Unforgiving of lesser quality sources ; Poor calibration controls ; The EG960V costs the same but is better