I have 4 LG OLED Tvs in my house : EC9300 curved from 2015, a B8 from 2018, a CX from 2020(21?) and just added a G4 last week. All of them have been excellent TVs.
Sound quality superior? Dude, I bought mine past November via Amazon MX, a 55". IT'S SOUND IS BULLSHIT compared to my 48 inch LG C2. that's the reason I'm returning it. Can you say something about this?
@laatinable C2 is not C4. Also you should calibrate always the speaker as Sony is asking you in the installation process. Without the calibration, it really sound not great. As always: speakers need time to sound great. Atleast 4-5 hours running time.
I originally went in the shop to buy the lg but when I compared both tv’s I went with the Sony Bravia 8 and it’s the first Sony I’ve had since the trinitron days (old enough to remember them lol), for me it’s amazing great picture, sound - take into account that you don’t want a lot of brightness during real life viewing as hurts my eyes so I turn it down well that’s just me, Sony core films is also good addition. I also stream my pc to it with no problems.
Just ordered my 65" C4 and i am sure that after spending last 7 years with 55" Phillips i will be very happy with my choice. I was also looking towards S90D (because i was able to verify that in my country 65" DAT model was QDOLED) but after reading through countless forums about lack/crap QA I decided to go with LG.
C4 over S90D here too, Australia. Woled is maybe slightly less colourful and bright than QD OLED, but honestly woled looks plenty colourful and bright for me! Difference is minor and only noticeable side by side. I actually don't use 100% brightness so don't get how more of it will help me. For sure, I wanted the LG as it has much less risk of burn in, better upscaling, and has DV, nicer design, and no Tizen OS
If you’re going to compare accurate modes for both, the Sony needs to be in Professional, not Cinema. Cinema has Contrast Enhancer and Live Color on by default.
All the Sony bashers are watching with the measurements not their eyes. Can’t speak to C4 but my Bravia 8 is a clear upgrade in clarity, colors, and motion over my C2.
Great comparison. Can you please leave a link in the description for the standing TV mount that is used in this comparison side by side. It’s a clean look 😊
It’s so interesting…there’s a lot of “LG is more accurate” but absolutely no objective measurement of it - and there are absolutely objective test with numeric results! Hint: Sony usually comes out on top when compared to actual reference targets. I don’t know if that’s true of the Bravia 8, and at the end of the day you can still think the LG looks better. To my eyes, LG professing and look is intentionally made to pop and catch the eye of a more casual viewer. Sony, being involved with so many parts of the content creation, technical specifications in software and hardware…it’s likely they know how to deliver the intended look.
LG C series are solid and have very good quality processing for older content viewing which upscales perfectly on their c4 models. Just wish their color science would be better improved and not have that oompa loompa skin tone look on certain scenes with darker skin tones people but other than that it is a fantastic tv.
My samsung qn90b neo qled had a white spot to pop up on the corner of the screen right after the warranty went out and now I am here trying to decide what to get next.
LG never again, my last LG Oled had a stripe on display after a litte more than 2 years and died after 3 years. I just bought a Bravia 8 and I am really exited, brillant picture and great sound, wonderful TV. And the best choice for PS5.
The gaming comparison is absolute bullshit, unless you’re running a high end PC. For an average gamer with a PS5 the LG’s 144hz, Dolby Vision gaming, and Gsync are all unsupported. If you happen to be an Xbox gamer, you’ll be able to use the Dolby Vision gaming mode (but you shouldn’t). Why bother awarding the category win to LG for features that most gamers can’t even use? The only meaningful thing you mentioned is the number of hdmi 2.1 ports.
Hi, great comparison. I hoped you would have mentioned it but apart from the image quality and the designs of the tv’s, apparently all LG’s OLED tv’s have an integrated power cable whereas with the Bravia 8 the cable is “unpluggable”, which might be handy for replacement. Or maybe it is not the case with UK models and it is only with European models.
@@mitbade2771not even close. I previously had a Sony A80K and now have a LG C4 and I wish I would’ve gone with the Bravia. LGs are fine, but the Sonys are far more refined.
I just had both these TV’s side by side and the depth on the B8 is mesmerizing. The Sony was no question the better looking tv and I’m not a Sony fan. The Bravia 8 is just gorgeous. I wouldn’t even consider the LG unless it was the G series. The G series blows away the C series. If I had to choose between the B8 and the C4 it’s definitely gonna be the B8
Bravia 8 has superior brightness in both SDR & HDR, mildly better image processing and a glossy panel whereas A80L is semi-gloss. However it's missing certain settings which may be important to some and has flawed HDR performance (see the HDTVTest review). If you're a videophile or enthusiast go A80L. If you want the benefits of the Bravia 8 and don't care so much about the cons mentioned then Bravia 8 I guess.
@@yousellouts HDTVTEST n'a rien compris au Bravia 8 et fabule trop il est évident qu'il possède le processeur cf cognitif et la pentonic 1000 comme l'A95 l regardé les vidéo de Brian's Thec Thérapie sur le bravia 8
After having looked at the Bravia 8 my conclusion is that it is a quite severely disabled Sony oled tv, look at HDTV RUclips channel test of this TV. He has pretty much said that there is a strong chance that the tv is not using the full XR processor chip. And this is born out by what I saw. The Bravia 8 has quite poor out of the box colours. As for brightness the Bravia 8 has some serious issues here also. I feel you have to turn up the brightness to max but the the tv does not track the PQ EOTF curve and content is too dark, especially in shadows. Indeed if I was in the market for an oled at this price I would go for the Sony A80L which does not suffer front these issues whilst also being bright enough for most rooms. The LG C4 which I have also owned but returned does not do a good job up scaling SD content and the processing in general is not on the same level as the Sony A80L. I have also tried the Samsung S90D and that would have been a keeper except it really struggles with low quality dark scene content where it has really bad macro blocking and posterisation.
o EjEmmO ctMdr je possède le bravia 8 en 55 pouces et je peut te dire qu'il est fantastique même les vieux films sont superbe a regarder,et le mode Netflix calibré est fantastique pour rien au monde je l'échangerait contre un lg ou autres,et le farfelus Vincent qui ne me répond pas c'est totalement trompé , le processeur xr cognitif géré automatiquement gradation douce , et comme je les précisé tout a l'heure le processeur gére a merveille les vieux films , je t'invite a suivre les vidéos de Brian's tech therapy qui connais bien L'A80 l car il possède le 83 pouces et le bravia 7 et 8
The C4 game optimizer brightness issue was fixed multiple firmware updates ago. I have the C4 and can confirm this is no longer a issue. This can also be found on LG's website, reddit posts, and youtube videos. The C4 in both game mode and SDR is much brighter than the C2 that was replaced. I have not seen any green tint on my C4 or any other C4 i have looked at. This has to have been a issue during and soon after release. My C4 was built October 2024....
@@brandonjvl1987 They really need to distribute this information better. I asked official LG reps in store about this last week, and they were telling me to just put it in vivid mode to circumvent that issue.
Sry for the late response! The manufacturer date is on the back of the tv. When looking at the back of the tv the label should be on the bottom right. On that sticker the date is middle right in a white square with black lettering. It shows month and year (10/2024).
Samsung is worst Tv ever made high contrast whitish spiky foggy screen.. Sony is the Master of all TVs Eye soothing immersive and brilliant colours .. LG is good at deep black levels clear screen with dark colours value for money too but feels like monitor not Tv ..
My folks have an LG C2. For picture quality it's stunning. Even the audio with the build in speakers is decent for a tv system. But the remote control & those stupid on screen pointer trails are appalling & annoying and the main reason why i chose the Samsung QN90D last month when i was looking for a tv for myself.
@@mitbade2771 Based on Rtings website : Bravia 8 vs LGC4 Colour volume = 8.0 vs 8.1 Colour Gamut = 8.7 vs 8.6 Pre Calibration = 7.1 vs 9.0 Post Calibration = 9.5 vs 9.7 HDR Native Gradient = 8.0 vs 7.8
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I have 4 LG OLED Tvs in my house : EC9300 curved from 2015, a B8 from 2018, a CX from 2020(21?) and just added a G4 last week. All of them have been excellent TVs.
LG Cope is real...
i bought the Bravia 8 for 2 reasons:
1. sound quality is superior
2. i do like the Google TV more than the LG OS.
Sound quality superior? Dude, I bought mine past November via Amazon MX, a 55".
IT'S SOUND IS BULLSHIT compared to my 48 inch LG C2. that's the reason I'm returning it. Can you say something about this?
@laatinable C2 is not C4. Also you should calibrate always the speaker as Sony is asking you in the installation process. Without the calibration, it really sound not great.
As always: speakers need time to sound great. Atleast 4-5 hours running time.
I originally went in the shop to buy the lg but when I compared both tv’s I went with the Sony Bravia 8 and it’s the first Sony I’ve had since the trinitron days (old enough to remember them lol), for me it’s amazing great picture, sound - take into account that you don’t want a lot of brightness during real life viewing as hurts my eyes so I turn it down well that’s just me, Sony core films is also good addition. I also stream my pc to it with no problems.
Bravo je possède se téléviseur en 55 pouces et il es t fantastiques pour tous les contenus,ne pas écouter Vincent le gaffeur 🤣
I loved my Trinitron. 😮
Just ordered my 65" C4 and i am sure that after spending last 7 years with 55" Phillips i will be very happy with my choice.
I was also looking towards S90D (because i was able to verify that in my country 65" DAT model was QDOLED) but after reading through countless forums about lack/crap QA I decided to go with LG.
C4 over S90D here too, Australia. Woled is maybe slightly less colourful and bright than QD OLED, but honestly woled looks plenty colourful and bright for me! Difference is minor and only noticeable side by side. I actually don't use 100% brightness so don't get how more of it will help me. For sure, I wanted the LG as it has much less risk of burn in, better upscaling, and has DV, nicer design, and no Tizen OS
If you’re going to compare accurate modes for both, the Sony needs to be in Professional, not Cinema. Cinema has Contrast Enhancer and Live Color on by default.
This review was all over the place. He’s comparing out of the box white tones and making quality judgements based on that.
All the Sony bashers are watching with the measurements not their eyes. Can’t speak to C4 but my Bravia 8 is a clear upgrade in clarity, colors, and motion over my C2.
Sony Bravia is a huge diamond.
LG...well its just and LG, cant ask it more for what its.
great comparison! Thanks
Great comparison. Can you please leave a link in the description for the standing TV mount that is used in this comparison side by side. It’s a clean look 😊
I ordered myself a 55-inch LG C4. I wanted to clarify whether it would be enough for comfortable viewing from a distance of 2.3 - 2.5 meters?
I have Bravia 8, '65
Okay, and?
@@lthead😂😂
do u like it? and do u have warranty?
It’s so interesting…there’s a lot of “LG is more accurate” but absolutely no objective measurement of it - and there are absolutely objective test with numeric results! Hint: Sony usually comes out on top when compared to actual reference targets. I don’t know if that’s true of the Bravia 8, and at the end of the day you can still think the LG looks better. To my eyes, LG professing and look is intentionally made to pop and catch the eye of a more casual viewer. Sony, being involved with so many parts of the content creation, technical specifications in software and hardware…it’s likely they know how to deliver the intended look.
Isn't professional more filmmaker intent mode than Cinema on the Bravia 8?
LG C series are solid and have very good quality processing for older content viewing which upscales perfectly on their c4 models. Just wish their color science would be better improved and not have that oompa loompa skin tone look on certain scenes with darker skin tones people but other than that it is a fantastic tv.
My samsung qn90b neo qled had a white spot to pop up on the corner of the screen right after the warranty went out and now I am here trying to decide what to get next.
LG never again, my last LG Oled had a stripe on display after a litte more than 2 years and died after 3 years. I just bought a Bravia 8 and I am really exited, brillant picture and great sound, wonderful TV. And the best choice for PS5.
The gaming comparison is absolute bullshit, unless you’re running a high end PC. For an average gamer with a PS5 the LG’s 144hz, Dolby Vision gaming, and Gsync are all unsupported. If you happen to be an Xbox gamer, you’ll be able to use the Dolby Vision gaming mode (but you shouldn’t). Why bother awarding the category win to LG for features that most gamers can’t even use? The only meaningful thing you mentioned is the number of hdmi 2.1 ports.
calm down bro 😂😂 are you from sony company? 😂😂😂
Hi, great comparison. I hoped you would have mentioned it but apart from the image quality and the designs of the tv’s, apparently all LG’s OLED tv’s have an integrated power cable whereas with the Bravia 8 the cable is “unpluggable”, which might be handy for replacement. Or maybe it is not the case with UK models and it is only with European models.
You need to use professional mode on the Sony to be level with Film Maker Mode on the LG.
Re do the review please and correct it.
I really don’t think this dude is concerned about any part of this being “correct”
I’m being Bias
But LG C4
I had the Sony X900H from 2020 to 2024 n then I got the Samsung S90D and it died in 12 days LOL….. now I have the LG C4 😇🥰
is the processing and colour science as good as bravia 8?
@@mitbade2771not even close. I previously had a Sony A80K and now have a LG C4 and I wish I would’ve gone with the Bravia. LGs are fine, but the Sonys are far more refined.
LG Cope is real...
@@trewright1482 how is it cope when I literally took a L from Samsung n switched over to LG for the first time
You the cope , get a life
@@LutherFlannery dang so the sony tax is worth it then?
I just had both these TV’s side by side and the depth on the B8 is mesmerizing. The Sony was no question the better looking tv and I’m not a Sony fan. The Bravia 8 is just gorgeous. I wouldn’t even consider the LG unless it was the G series. The G series blows away the C series. If I had to choose between the B8 and the C4 it’s definitely gonna be the B8
G4 or Bravia 8?
@@westibbsif money is not an issue the G4, it gets much brighter but it is also much more expensive
Bravo pour ce comparatif de qualité, Vincent le soit disant GOAT 🤣c'est perdus avec le bravia 8 a force de sauter de télé en télé
Can still fairly compare the W-OLED S90D to these 2 TVs
Thats not a WOLED
@callouu3601 yes some are W-OLED some are QD-OLED. In the UK only the 65 inch is QD OLED
@@callouu3601yes it is, pretty much everywhere except for the US
@@AndrewJohnWardsource?
Посоветуйте пожалуйста , у меня sony 55 xf9005 думаю купить Sony 55 bravia 8, стоит менять ?
oui regarde le poste de Brian's tech therapy
What is the quality of sport (football) image?
I think I'll go with the 65 inch LG C4 because it's a couple hundred dollars cheaper than the Sony where I live.
No one says it but the LG remote with pointer is awesome. Well done LG!!!
no play pause buttons or youtube button is shocking, pointer is annoying at times and have to wait for pointer to disappear
Sony❤
A80L or Bravia 8
B8
A80l
Bravia 8 has superior brightness in both SDR & HDR, mildly better image processing and a glossy panel whereas A80L is semi-gloss. However it's missing certain settings which may be important to some and has flawed HDR performance (see the HDTVTest review). If you're a videophile or enthusiast go A80L. If you want the benefits of the Bravia 8 and don't care so much about the cons mentioned then Bravia 8 I guess.
@@yousellouts HDTVTEST n'a rien compris au Bravia 8 et fabule trop il est évident qu'il possède le processeur cf cognitif et la pentonic 1000 comme l'A95 l regardé les vidéo de Brian's Thec Thérapie sur le bravia 8
Legend thx 🙏
biggest sony dealbreaker is price
yeah the sony tax is hard to swallow
Save up and get a G3, G4 or A95L
LG all the way as I owned a C4 for my ps5 and I use my Z3 for my ps5 pro. Hands down no comparison.
After having looked at the Bravia 8 my conclusion is that it is a quite severely disabled Sony oled tv, look at HDTV RUclips channel test of this TV. He has pretty much said that there is a strong chance that the tv is not using the full XR processor chip. And this is born out by what I saw. The Bravia 8 has quite poor out of the box colours. As for brightness the Bravia 8 has some serious issues here also. I feel you have to turn up the brightness to max but the the tv does not track the PQ EOTF curve and content is too dark, especially in shadows. Indeed if I was in the market for an oled at this price I would go for the Sony A80L which does not suffer front these issues whilst also being bright enough for most rooms. The LG C4 which I have also owned but returned does not do a good job up scaling SD content and the processing in general is not on the same level as the Sony A80L. I have also tried the Samsung S90D and that would have been a keeper except it really struggles with low quality dark scene content where it has really bad macro blocking and posterisation.
o EjEmmO ctMdr je possède le bravia 8 en 55 pouces et je peut te dire qu'il est fantastique même les vieux films sont superbe a regarder,et le mode Netflix calibré est fantastique pour rien au monde je l'échangerait contre un lg ou autres,et le farfelus Vincent qui ne me répond pas c'est totalement trompé , le processeur xr cognitif géré automatiquement gradation douce , et comme je les précisé tout a l'heure le processeur gére a merveille les vieux films , je t'invite a suivre les vidéos de Brian's tech therapy qui connais bien L'A80 l car il possède le 83 pouces et le bravia 7 et 8
@@vmal04 Glad your happy with your Bravia 8, enjoy ;)
The C4 makes the Bravia 8 look like a scam in terms of brightness
Which makes it take a hit on contrast and depth. Pick your poison.
Also a scam in terms of price.
Lol overexposed lg 😂
@ nah
Brighter panel is not everything
What game was being demoed in the gaming section? 10:53
looks like a call of duty.
It's the Borderline mission from MW2 remake.
Sony has a better processor, even in games the Bravia 8 is better because it doesn't dim as much as the C4
The C4 game optimizer brightness issue was fixed multiple firmware updates ago. I have the C4 and can confirm this is no longer a issue. This can also be found on LG's website, reddit posts, and youtube videos. The C4 in both game mode and SDR is much brighter than the C2 that was replaced. I have not seen any green tint on my C4 or any other C4 i have looked at. This has to have been a issue during and soon after release. My C4 was built October 2024....
Where do u see the manufactured date@@brandonjvl1987
@@brandonjvl1987 They really need to distribute this information better. I asked official LG reps in store about this last week, and they were telling me to just put it in vivid mode to circumvent that issue.
@@brandonjvl1987correct I got my LG C4 65 inch on 12/12/24
No green tint and game mode cooks
Sry for the late response! The manufacturer date is on the back of the tv. When looking at the back of the tv the label should be on the bottom right. On that sticker the date is middle right in a white square with black lettering. It shows month and year (10/2024).
I have Bravia 8 and I wouldn’t swap it
Interesting this channel doesn't review the far superior QD OLED Samsung TV's...
Samsung is worst Tv ever made high contrast whitish spiky foggy screen.. Sony is the Master of all TVs Eye soothing immersive and brilliant colours .. LG is good at deep black levels clear screen with dark colours value for money too but feels like monitor not Tv ..
It’s me or The C4 it l👀ks much brighter?
💯
C4 is brighter than Bravia 8
It is, and it’s a better tv in almost every areas. The Bravia is a scam, the price is just simply absurd.
I prefer the Sony Bravia 8
C4 looks better ❤
c4 the winner hands down
My folks have an LG C2. For picture quality it's stunning. Even the audio with the build in speakers is decent for a tv system. But the remote control & those stupid on screen pointer trails are appalling & annoying and the main reason why i chose the Samsung QN90D last month when i was looking for a tv for myself.
lg c4 is much much much better then the sony :D
how? sony has better colour science
Bottom TwiNK !
So it’s all about price only coz everything like the same
well sony has mroe accurate colour science
WHO even use tv on standard mode lol
No contest. The LG is lightyears ahead.
but the bravia 8 has better colours and sound and os
@@mitbade2771
Based on Rtings website :
Bravia 8 vs LGC4
Colour volume = 8.0 vs 8.1
Colour Gamut = 8.7 vs 8.6
Pre Calibration = 7.1 vs 9.0
Post Calibration = 9.5 vs 9.7
HDR Native Gradient = 8.0 vs 7.8
Why are you comparing an Sony OLED vs the LG LED TV?
It’s Sony WOLED vs LG WOLED…
You being serious?
There both woled
C4 all the way, there is no area on the Bravia that can justify that price.