Review on 65" TV LG OLED65CXR 2020 HDR, OLED, black by Cam Vi ᠌

Be sure to go to any store before buying and watch HDR videos at 24-30 fps, and be sure to turn off the payload. If you are lucky and you do not find yourself in a narrow circle of people sensitive to stutter, you will not find a better TV for the money. Pros below: The picture is just a shine, as if you are looking out the window. Good sound, I didn’t compare it with other TVs in this price category, because I knew right away that I would use an external 5.1 system, but I was pleasantly surprised. Good quality of built-in applications for streaming platforms, I use Kinopoisk, IVI, AppleTv, Netflix, everything works quickly and flawlessly. I bought it on the market, they brought it from Hong Kong to Ekat in 4 days, I was lucky - I didn’t find any banding or dead pixels. Paired with PS5, provides excellent gaming experience in games that provide 60+ fps. Has cons: Disgustingly conveys motion at low frame rates, especially in HDR. After the purchase, at first I thought it was a marriage, but after rummaging around on the Internet, I found out that this is a well-known problem of OLED displays, called Stutter, on the CX rtings it has 4.8 points. Apparently, not everyone sees it, or rather, almost no one sees it, but I was "lucky" to get into a small group of people sensitive to this effect. First of all, the effect is observed in films and TV shows, since they are almost all in 24fps. Same with games at 30fps. For films, in the end, I had to turn on the built-in float switch to the Natural position, I’m not sensitive to the effect of a soap opera (lucky here), and rare artifacts are much easier to survive than a constant strobe.