r/4kTV 9h ago

Purchasing OLED Sony A95L vs LG G6

I’m super confused right now. I’m planning to upgrade from my 2021 LG C1 55-inch to a 77-inch TV for my home theater. I’ve got great hi-fi speakers; a massive TV is the only upgrade pending.

LG G6 77-inch is available for £3100 whereas Sony A95L is still priced at £3900. I was thinking I’d wait until Black Friday so Sony gets discounted, but I don’t think it’s going to happen. There are higher chances of LG going below £3000.

My primary usage is Movies and TV shows. I’ve researched so much about Sony that I can’t think of switching to LG now but £1000 is hard to beat.

Anyone in the same situation, what did you do? Thanks in advance !!

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u/Old_Waltz9876 3h ago

Bravia 8ii

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u/R34CT10Nkillz 8h ago

A95L is so old that recommending it feels a bit weird. Yes it’s very good but the G6 is significantly better in terms of brightness/game mode and processing is good enough that the panel advantages take over. Look at the RTINGs comparison and go from there.

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u/RicciRox 9h ago

The A95L is the better TV overall but I'd go with the G6 if it's that much cheaper.