Here’s the headline news: the LG C2 delivers a significant advance in picture quality over its predecessor, the LG C1… but it's more significant at some sizes than others. (Image credit: LG) LG OLED C2 review: picture quality Support for all forms of VRR (including FreeSync Pro and G-Sync) only adds to this – this is absolutely one of the best TVs for PS5 because of all this. It's peace of mind for gamers, basically. Having all of its HDMI ports support VRR/4K 120Hz/ALLM is excellent, because it means that however many gaming devices you have or will have in the future, you've definitely got enough next-gen ports for make the most of them. LG’s Game Optimizer interface offers a wealth of control for console and PC users, including game genre specific presets – and makes it easy to make the most of its four HDMI 2.1 connections. But this is just the tip of a gaming iceberg. We measured latency at 13.1ms with 1080/60 content, Game mode engaged.
Normally I try to avoid SD channels at all costs, but the C2 does such an impressive job of making them watchable, I might actually start paying attention. Upscaling has enjoyed a big boost too, thanks to improvements made possible by smarter machine learning. All of this works in the background, it’s not something you need to get involved with. Hailed as the most powerful chip yet from the brand, the Alpha 9 Gen 5 has the processing chops to execute a variety of far-reaching image enhancing techniques, including AI object enhancement, which aims to separate foreground elements from their background to process them, for a greater sense of visual depth, and dynamic tone mapping.
The LG C2 features OLED Evo tech, which LG's way of saying it combines an advanced panel design with some Brightness Booster gadgetry and LG’s latest processor, the Alpha 9 Gen 5. (Image credit: Future) LG C2 review: features & what's new
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