This is supposed to make motion smooth but with a natural look and for some material it certainly works well. The latter is exclusive to Currys PC World, while the remaining two will be split between all the other retailers. However, this measurement was before the firmware update to bring FMM in line with the HDR Cinema Mode for brightness, so we’ll discount that one here.

You can also wall-mount the TV using a standard 300 x 200 VESA bracket, but remember the fixings are lower down the panel. Once again, LG has made it very easy to dial in reference levels of accuracy to the industry standards. There are also Black Stabiliser and White Stabiliser settings, along with controls for fine-tuning the dark areas, plus dedicated motion and sound settings that hardly affect input lag. Also available on the C1 is the excellent Filmmaker Mode which is designed to match the industry standards so you can view content as it was mastered and intended to be seen, without the need for a professional calibration.br>
Dolby Atmos compatible sound
With a Dolby Atmos processor built-in this LG 55” TV decodes Atmos sound tracks - giving you the potential for even more immersive sound. Motion was also excellent with no induced judder and correct 5:5 pulldown with 24fps material with TruMotion switched off. Featuring LG’s ThinQ AI technology, you can control a Home IoT ecosystem with natural voice recognition. Even better, NFC Magic Tap lets you mirror content from your mobile to the TV – and not just a single TV.

The excellent dynamic tone mapping ensures the original creative intent is retained while getting the most out of the OLED panel. The C1’s overall screen uniformity is excellent, with no signs of banding, dirty screen effect or colour tinting anywhere on my review panel. On the C1, the out of the box OLED Pixel Brightness in FMM is set to 25 which equals 100 nits for dark room viewing, however, you can adjust the brightness to match your room conditions. I found that Low and Medium worked the best without any noticeable flicker, but I also noted that there was also no apparent improvement in motion resolution.There is no HDR10+ support, but we don’t see an issue with that, given the small amount of content that uses the format. We found the system works well with no slow down or crashing while opening applications and switching between them was also effortless. Overriding the TV’s own motion and picture processing, Filmmaker Mode presents the correct aspect ratio, colour and frame rate – just as the filmmakers intended. Voice control: Turn up the volume or change the channel using your voice with built-in ThinQ AI and the Magic Remote.

The beautiful photography on the Blu-ray of Samara looks so good you’d swear it was native 4K, with perfectly rendered details and gorgeously natural landscapes. br>
HDR made better, with HDR10 Pro
LG’s powerful processing also helps in getting the very best from HDR10 material. Looking at the PQ EOTF we can see that it follows the standard correctly with the right brightness before it rolls off and hard clips at the peak brightness in FMM of 688 nits. Richer Sounds Ltd (Registered company address: Richer House, Gallery Court, Hankey Place, London, SE1 4BB. This year the G series has the OLED Evo panel and electronics which boasts higher peak brightness as well as a more relaxed ABL circuit.The self-emissive nature of OLED means the combination of deep blacks and pixel-precise highlights creates a staggering dynamic range. It might not be a massive upgrade over last year’s CX, or even the C9, but as an overall package the C1 is a very accomplished OLED TV that will fulfil the needs of many different users looking for the best movie, TV show and gaming experience in a package that includes almost every streaming service and apps at your disposal, and superb, accurate image quality.