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The LG G3 83-inch is a stunning OLED with top-tier HDR performance and a gorgeous flush wall mount. It's expensive and the audio is weak, but the picture quality is worth it for serious home theater fans. If you want the best OLED in a huge size, this is it.

The picture quality here is a standout, landing in the 88th percentile in our database. HDR performance is even better at the 94th percentile, so Dolby Vision content looks incredible with deep blacks and punchy highlights. The 700 nits of peak brightness won't beat a high-end QLED, but the infinite contrast ratio means dark scenes stay inky black without the blooming you get on LCDs. Gaming is strong too, with a 120Hz panel, VRR, and HDMI 2.1 across all four ports. The a9 AI Processor Gen6 does a solid job upscaling lower-res content, though the smart platform feels a bit clunky compared to the competition.

Against the Sony BRAVIA XR XR77A95L, the LG G3 holds its own on picture quality but Sony's processing and audio are simply better. The Samsung Neo QLED QN75QN990FFXZA gets much brighter and costs less, but you lose the perfect blacks of OLED. The TCL QM8K Series 75QM8K is the value play here, delivering impressive brightness and contrast for a fraction of the price. If you're dead set on OLED and want the biggest screen possible, the G3 is a solid choice, but the competition is fierce at this price point.

At just under $5,000, this is a serious investment. You're paying a premium for the gallery design and the OLED panel, and honestly, the value proposition is tough. The smaller G3 models get a bigger brightness boost, so you're paying more for a slightly dimmer version of the same tech. If you have the budget and want a massive, wall-mounted OLED, it's a great TV. But most people would be better served by a 77-inch model or a high-end mini-LED for less money.

The LG G3 is the kind of TV that makes you want to rewatch everything you own. The 83-inch OLED panel is massive, and the Brightness Booster Max tech finally addresses the old knock against OLEDs being too dim for bright rooms. It's not the brightest TV on the market, but it's a huge step up from older LG OLEDs.

This is a gallery-style TV, meant to be hung flush on a wall like a piece of art. The included bracket does exactly that, leaving almost no gap. It's a statement piece for a dedicated home theater or a very serious living room setup.

Skip this if you're on a budget or don't need the gallery design. The TCL QM8K or Hisense U8 get you 90% of the picture quality for half the price. Also skip it if you rely on built-in TV speakers, the audio here is a weak spot and you'll need to budget for a soundbar.

The LG G3 83-inch is for someone who wants a massive, beautiful OLED that disappears into the wall. It's a home theater centerpiece, not a casual living room TV. Buy it if you prioritize picture quality and design above all else, and you have the budget to match. If you're more price-sensitive or need better built-in audio, look elsewhere.