The LG A1 is the cheapest OLED TV from LG and the most affordable in Brazil at around R$4,000. With 4K resolution and a 60Hz refresh rate, it’s a great choice for movies as it offers infinite contrast, deep blacks, good color and volume accuracy, and supports Dolby Vision/Atmos and Filmmaker Mode.

For gamers, the lack of HDMI 2.1 ports can be a liability as the game won’t exceed 60fps, in addition to the lack of a variable refresh rate, so frame tearing can occur in some situations. In sports, good glare management and the fact that the LG OLED A1 can be viewed from wide angles helps maintain a good impression even if the brightness leaves a lot to be desired, but that’s a topic for a review soon.

In today’s video, we take the LG A1 out of the box, show you what’s included in the purchase, walk through the first setup step by step, and walk through the system to see how smooth it is. Next, we will compare the LG A1 with the best OLED display released in Brazil in 2021, the LG G1 (OLED EVO). Watch the video until the end and the result may surprise you.

By the way, when you buy an OLED TV from LG, you don’t have to worry about assembly. They’re thin and hard to handle, which is why LG puts them together for you. More information can be found on the LG installer page. # stay

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