Lg - 49 Class - Led - Sk8000pua Series Review

Test Results

Design

Curved No

The design of the LG 55SK8000PUA / LG 65SK8000PUA is excellent. It resembles a lot the SK9000 and esteems a slight premium feel. Although the Television set is sparse and looks good, when wall mounted, you might detect information technology difficult to attain some of the inputs that are facing outwards. There is some basic cable management downward the rear of the stand, just when the TV is wall mounted, in that location is practically no cablevision management. The build quality is adept.

The LG 55SK8000PUA stand is curved and made of metal. Information technology's almost identical to the SK9000 and provides a good and sturdy support to the TV. This won't forbid the Boob tube from wobbling a little if knocked on the side.

The footprint of the 55" Idiot box stand: 32.6" 10 9.viii"

Wall Mount VESA 300x300

The back of the Television set is very thin metallic and quite plainly. Cable management is done through a single hook just like the LG SK9000. However, in this TV, many of the inputs are pointing outwards and are difficult to access when placed close to a wall.

Borders 0.47" (i.ii cm)

The borders are thin and expect good. They are similar in width to the SJ8500, and are made of metal and experience high quality.

Max Thickness 2.64" (vi.7 cm)

The LG SK8000 is very thin at the top but slightly wider at the lesser where the LEDs are located.

The build quality of the LG SK8000PUA is good. There are no gaps and everything seems to autumn well into place. The metal back is very thin and shows bumps and nicks very hands.

Picture Quality

Native Contrast 1,098 : 1

Contrast with local dimming ane,100 : 1

The native contrast of the LG SK8000 is mediocre and towards the lower end of IPS console contrasts we tested in the last two years.

If watched in a dark room, blacks volition look grayish, but in bright environments, this will non be so obvious.

When local dimming is on at that place is not much improvement in contrast and this is due to poor local dimming operation.

Local Dimming Yeah

Backlight Edge

Local dimming functioning is poor. This is due to the style local dimming is performed on this TV. The zones are vertical and thus information technology tin can non piece of work effectively with images that interchange bright dark areas vertically.

Nosotros recommend that y'all leave the local dimming setting to medium and if y'all notice that the screen brightness changes are bothering you, then you lot should turn it to off.

SDR Real Scene Peak Brightness 240 cd/m²

SDR Summit ii% Window 81 cd/chiliad²

SDR Peak 10% Window 169 cd/m²

SDR Peak 25% Window 249 cd/m²

SDR Elevation 50% Window 280 cd/m²

SDR Peak 100% Window 280 cd/m²

SDR Sustained ii% Window 81 cd/one thousand²

SDR Sustained x% Window 169 cd/chiliad²

SDR Sustained 25% Window 248 cd/m²

SDR Sustained 50% Window 279 cd/m²

SDR Sustained 100% Window 279 cd/m²

SDR ABL 0.083

The SDR acme effulgence is okay. The LG SK8000 like other IPS panels might announced dim in vivid rooms. The effulgence rises slightly as the brilliant expanse increases simply is low in very night scenes.

The real scene brightness is measured near the edge of the screen, which isn't as bright as the center.

HDR Real Scene Peak Brightness 271 cd/m²

HDR Peak 2% Window 523 cd/m²

HDR Peak 10% Window 523 cd/m²

HDR Elevation 25% Window 412 cd/thou²

HDR Peak fifty% Window 333 cd/grand²

HDR Peak 100% Window 332 cd/k²

HDR Sustained 2% Window 233 cd/one thousand²

HDR Sustained ten% Window 277 cd/1000²

HDR Sustained 25% Window 330 cd/m²

HDR Sustained 50% Window 331 cd/m²

HDR Sustained 100% Window 331 cd/1000²

HDR ABL 0.024

HDR elevation brightness is mediocre and falls short from the target of 1000 cd/one thousand² throughout the whole range of window sizes. Again the existent scene is dimmer than the 100% window mostly due to the edge of the screen beingness dimmer than the center.

50% Std. Dev. 4.481%

50% DSE 0.196%

5% Std. Dev. 0.542%

5% DSE 0.107%

The gray uniformity of the LG SK8000PUA is decent. In the 50% grayness image, some clouding and uniformity problems are visible fifty-fifty to the untrained eye. And some dirty screen consequence is expected when watching sports.

Things are better in the 5% grey prototype where the epitome is much more compatible except some hardly noticeable clouding at the middle.

Color Washout 27°

Colour Shift 44°

Brightness Loss 32°

Blackness Level Raise 70°

Gamma Shift 32°

The LG SK8000 has an almost identical performance to SK9000 with regards to the viewing angle. It is not bad since it performs improve than most VA panels, but falls short of OLEDs. Colors and brightness shift equally the angle increases and so it is not the best choice for viewing at an angles.

Native Std. Dev. 2.851%

Std. Dev. w/ 50.D. 5.223%

Black uniformity is poor with clouding beingness apparent all over the screen. The situation remains similarly bad when local dimming is 'on'. This is again due to the local dimming zones. There are simply vertical local dimming zones and thus they neglect to dim the areas to a higher place and below the exam cantankerous.

Screen End Semi-gloss

Full Reflections ii.8%

Indirect Reflections 0.5%

Calculated Directly Reflections 2.4%

The reflection handling is fantabulous and almost identical to the SK9000. The semi-gloss cease diffuses reflections, reducing their overall intensity resulting in a comfy viewing experience in almost rooms.

White Balance dE 2.56

Colour dE 1.83

Gamma two.xiv

Colour Temperature 6,501 K

Picture Mode Expert (Dark Room)

Color Temp Setting Warm 2

Gamma Setting 2.2

Remarkable pre-calibration out of the box, the best results were obtained with the 'Expert (Dark Room)' picture mode. Color and White Residuum dE were good, and the color temperature was almost spot on 6500K. The colour and white residue delta is low plenty that well-nigh people won't detect.

White Rest dE 0.ten

Color dE 1.37

Gamma 2.19

Color Temperature vi,509 One thousand

White Residuum Calibration 20 betoken

Color Scale Yes

Auto-Calibration Part Yep

Later scale, the LG SK8000 is almost perfect as it achieves splendid white rest, excellent color temperature small color dE and a gamma almost two.2. It's only at very low effulgence that the TV tin can not follow the PQ line, but this will not be noticed by many people.

You tin can come across our recommended settings here.

At that place were no obvious issues upscaling older 480p content like DVDs on the LG 55SK8000PUA / LG 65SK8000PUA.

720p content is scaled well with no obvious over softening or artifacts on the SK9000.

1080p content such as Blu-rays are upscaled well. Details await skillful and the epitome is sharp.

Native 4k content is articulate and precipitous.

Broad Color Gamut No

DCI P3 xy 83.88%

DCI P3 uv 88.83%

Rec 2020 xy 61.06%

Rec 2020 uv 66.45%

The Telly has a practiced colour coverage. Its coverage of the DCI P3 color space is similar to last years SJ8500 both when measured at the CIE 1931 xy space and at the CIE 1976 u' v'.

Its coverage of the Rec 2020 color space falls just short of our threshold of 67% to call information technology a wide color gamut support. Information technology is able to produce more saturated colors than SDR TVs, but it isn't as broad as many other HDR TVs.

The Goggle box's EOTF follows the HDR PQ well up to the 60% input signal. At college levels of input point some compression is nowadays only this should not be a problem for well-nigh people.

This EOTF was measured in the Cinema picture mode, the EOTFs for Game mode and PC way are here and here and are almost identical so similar results should be expected.

Normalized DCI P3 Coverage ITP 66.four%

x,000 cd/m² DCI P3 Coverage ITP xxx.3%

Normalized Rec 2020 Coverage ITP 54.5%

10,000 cd/m² Rec 2020 Coverage ITP 25.seven%

Sub-par color volume and a little worse than last year's SJ8500. The TV can not accurately brandish very dark colors, and its blackness level is negatively afflicted because of its IPS panel.

Color Depth ten Scrap

Red (Std. Dev.) 0.098

Greenish (Std. Dev.) 0.114

Blue (Std. Dev.) 0.076

Grey (Std. Dev.) 0.082

The Television shows gradients smoothly in most content, but in certain content like our gradient exam photo the slope is non polish at all, producing very visible banding in many places. Our gradient examination results used in the score are measured by showing ane color slide at a fourth dimension, and in this example the TV has great slope performance; we also played a scene from the HDR movie The Martian that has gradients in its skies, and the TV showed these smoothly likewise. In light of this information technology seems that the TV can testify smooth gradients in almost content, but there are rare cases where gradients aren't shown well at all; in these cases setting the TV'southward MPEG Noise Reduction feature to Depression in HDR can help to shine out gradients, at the toll of losing some modest particular in scenes.

IR after 0 min recovery 0.85%

IR subsequently 2 min recovery 0.00%

IR after 4 min recovery 0.00%

IR subsequently six min recovery 0.00%

IR afterwards 8 min recovery 0.00%

IR later 10 min recovery 0.00%

The LG 55SK8000 / LG 65SK8000 do have some prototype retention issues. After the 10 minutes burn-in scene, as we can run across on our test picture, the epitome retention is easily noticeable. This isn't an issue for most content though, and the adept news is that after 2 minutes of recovery the memory is gone.

Permanent Burn-In Risk No

While IPS panels can have some temporary image retentiveness, there doesn't appear to be any risk of permanent burn-in as seen in our long-term exam.

Motion

80% Response Time 4.0 ms

100% Response Fourth dimension xiii.0 ms

Excellent response time on the LG SK8000. There is some overshoot but it is minor and volition cause simply some small inverted trails post-obit fast moving objects.

Flicker-Free No

PWM Dimming Frequency 120 Hz

The LG SK8000 uses PWM to dim the backlight at all brightness levels. The PWM frequency is a relatively low 120 Hz, and people sensitive to flicker might notice it more than other TVs like the TCL R617 which uses a college flicker frequency.

Optional BFI Yes

Min Flicker for threescore fps 60 Hz

lx Hz for 60 fps Yes

120 Hz for 120 fps Yeah

Min Flicker for 60 fps in Game Way threescore Hz

The LG SK8000 has an optional BFI mode which reduces the flicker frequency to 60 Hz. With 120 fps content the flicker frequency can be reduced by reducing the backlight intensity. For sixty fps content, prepare 'TruMotion' to 'User', and 'Motion Pro' to 'On'

Movement Interpolation (thirty fps) Yep

Motion Interpolation (60 fps) Yes

The LG 55SK8000PUA / LG 65SK8000PUA can interpolate lower frame rate content upward to 120 Hz. In scenes with fast motion there are artifacts, and if the motility gets too intense, the Boob tube stops interpolating.

To enable motion interpolation (also called the Soap Opera Outcome) ready 'TruMotion' to 'User'. For a 30fps source increase the 'De-Judder' slider, and for a 60fps source increment the 'De-Mistiness' slider.

Update 06/12/2018: The 49" SK8000 has a 60Hz console, and will only exist able to interpolate up to 60 Hz.

Frame Concur Time @ 24 fps 28.7 ms

Frame Hold Time @ 60 fps 3.7 ms

The fast response fourth dimension of the LG SK8000PUA means 24p content is held static on screen for long enough that move can appear to stutter. This is particularly noticeable with wide panning mural shots.

If this bothers you, motion interpolation tin be enabled to increase the frame rate of the content, although this introduces the Soap Opera Effect that some people don't like.

Judder-Free 24p Yeah

Judder-Free 24p via 60p Yes

Judder-Free 24p via 60i Yes

Judder-Free 24p via Native Apps Yeah

The Television set is judder free when playing native 24p content from a Blu-ray player and from other sources (cablevision/satellite boxes and native streaming apps). To remove judder, the real movie house option must be enabled in the Picture show Option Settings card.

Native Refresh Rate 120 Hz (except 49")

Variable Refresh Charge per unit No

HDMI Forum VRR No

FreeSync No

G-SYNC Compatible No

4k VRR Maximum Due north/A

4k VRR Minimum No VRR support

1080p VRR Maximum Due north/A

1080p VRR Minimum No VRR support

1440p VRR Maximum N/A

1440p VRR Minimum No VRR support

VRR Supported Connectors No VRR back up

The LG SK8000 does non support any of the Variable Refresh Charge per unit technologies like AMD's Freesync. This is expected as LG has not announced any plans to support these.

Inputs

1080p @ 60 Hz fourteen.ii ms

1080p @ sixty Hz Outside Game Way 34.7 ms

1440p @ lx Hz Northward/A

4k @ 60 Hz 14.2 ms

4k @ lx Hz + 10 chip HDR 22.5 ms

4k @ 60 Hz @ 4:iv:4 14.iii ms

4k @ lx Hz Exterior Game Mode 43.ane ms

4k @ lx Hz With Interpolation 84.vii ms

8k @ 60 Hz North/A

1080p @ 120 Hz 14.0 ms

1440p @ 120 Hz N/A

4k @ 120 Hz N/A

1080p with Variable Refresh Rate North/A

1440p with VRR N/A

4k with VRR Northward/A

8k with VRR N/A

Car Low Latency Mode (ALLM) No

The LG SK8000 has splendid low input lag, slightly meliorate than the LG SK9000 and the TCL R617. Gamers and people who plan on using it as a monitor will find the TV very responsive.

When Chroma iv:2:0 is used in HDR there is an actress 120 Hz frame (8.3 ms) of input lag. The reason for this is unknown but the input lag results are similar to other 2018 LG TVs including the C8 and SK9000.

• 4k @ 60Hz @ iv:2:0 + 10 bit HDR: 22.5 ms
• 4k @ 60Hz @ 4:ii:0 + 8 bit HDR: 22.5 ms
• 4k @ 60Hz @ 4:ii:two + 8 bit HDR: 14.i ms
• 4k @ 60Hz @ 4:4:4 + viii bit HDR: 14.4 ms

In PC mode, the input lag is extremely low regardless of film mode and the SK8000 is very responsive. Outside of Game or PC mode the input lag is a bit higher, simply still skillful plenty for most gamers.

1080p @ sixty Hz @ 4:4:4 Yeah

1080p @ 120 Hz Yes (native support)

1440p @ lx Hz No

1440p @ 120 Hz No

4k @ threescore Hz Yes

4k @ lx Hz @ four:iv:4 Yes

4k @ 120 Hz No

8k @ xxx Hz or 24 Hz No

8k @ 60 Hz No

The LG SK8000 supports nigh of the common resolutions without issue. 4k @ 60 Hz @ four:4:4 or 4:two:ii is only supported when HDMI ULTRA HD Deep Color is enabled for the input used, like most TVs.

Update 06/12/2018: The 49" SK8000 has a 60 Hz panel, and does not support 120 Hz input.

Similar inputs to the LG SK9000 simply more than of the outputs are out the back of the TV. Like the SK9000 there is no analog audio output so an external adapter is required to connect wireless headphones like this i.

HDMI 4

USB 3

Digital Optical Audio Out 1

Analog Audio Out three.5mm 0

Analog Audio Out RCA 0

Component In 0

Blended In 1 (incl. adapter)

Tuner (Cablevision/Pismire) 1

Ethernet 1

DisplayPort 0

IR In 0

SD/SDHC 0

HDR10 Yes

HDR10+ No

Dolby Vision Yep

HLG Yep

3D No

HDMI 2.0 Full Bandwidth Yeah (HDMI 1,2,3,4)

HDMI ii.one No

CEC Yeah

HDCP ii.2 Yes (HDMI 1,2,iii,iv)

USB 3.0 No

Variable Analog Audio Out No

Wi-Fi Support Yes (2.4 GHz, 5 GHz)

ARC Aye (HDMI 2)

eARC support No

Dolby Atmos via TrueHD via eARC No

DTS:X via DTS-HD MA via eARC No

five.1 Dolby Digital via ARC Yes

five.1 DTS via ARC Yes

5.one Dolby Digital via Optical Yes

5.1 DTS via Optical Yep

Update 02/27/2019: While the TV doesn't support Atmos passthrough via a Dolby TrueHD carrier signal (common in Blu-ray disks), information technology is advertised as supporting Atmos passthrough via Dolby Digital Plus, which is the Atmos format used by some sources similar Netflix; our testing confirmed this passthrough on the LG C8. Nosotros look this to be true for the LG SK8000.

Sound Quality

Depression-Frequency Extension 84.76 Hz

Std. Dev. @ 70 3.91 dB

Std. Dev. @ 80 4.lxx dB

Std. Dev. @ Max vi.81 dB

Max 84.0 dB SPL

Dynamic Range Compression 4.79 dB

The frequency response of the LG SK8000PUA is sub-par. Low-frequency extension (LFE) is at 85Hz, which is above-average. This means that the bass of this TV won't produce whatever thump or rumble, but volition have a decent amount of punch. The frequency response above the LFE indicate is decent and relatively well-balanced then it produces articulate dialogs, but there will be some pumping and compression present at louder volumes, even though this Boob tube doesn't get loud. Also, although this TV comes with a room correction system, it wasn't able to remove the modes of our test room around 200Hz.

Weighted THD @ 80 0.565

Weighted THD @ Max one.040

IMD @ 80 3.13%

IMD @ Max 7.93%

The baloney performance is about average. The overall amount of produced THD is a bit elevated, but it doesn't increase significantly nether maximum volume. Even so, this TV doesn't get loud.

Smart Features

Smart Os WebOS

Version 4.0

Ease of Use Piece of cake

Smoothness Average

Time Taken to Select YouTube 2 s

Time Taken to Modify Backlight 10 s

Advanced Options Many

The interface is very similar to the webOS 3.5 plant on last year's LG TVs like the SJ8500. The menu is fast and like shooting fish in a barrel to navigate, although the slower processor makes information technology a flake slower than the high-finish LG TVs like the C8.

Ads Yes

Opt-out No

Suggested Content in Home Yeah

Opt-out of Suggested Content No

There are ads displayed on the dwelling menu and in the LG content store. A lot of information technology is suggested content, but there is no opt-out and no way to disable them.

App Choice Great

App Smoothness Average

Cast Capable Yep

USB Drive Playback Yep

USB Drive HDR Playback Yes

HDR in Netflix Yes

HDR in YouTube Yeah

The LG 55SK8000PUA / LG 65SK8000PUA take many of the most popular apps preinstalled. Many thousands more than apps are bachelor in the LG Content Store.

Size Large

Voice Command Many Features

CEC Menu Command Yeah

Other Smart Features Yes

Remote App LG TV Plus

The remote is identical to the ane found on all high-end LG TVs similar the C8 and SK9000. It provides quick access to the nigh common functions of the Tv set. It can besides be used as a arrow which is the fastest fashion to navigate the menus.

The remote also works for voice commands, and the SK8000 understands basic commands such as changing inputs, opening YouTube, searching Netflix, etc... It tin also be used for more advanced searches, looking up weather or answering basic searches. Some searches are answered by LG's proprietary ThinQ AI; others were answered by Google Assistant, similar to Sony TVs like the X900F.

There is a single button underneath the Goggle box's chief bezel. When pressed, a carte du jour is displayed on screen that tin change inputs or power off the Tv.

• Composite Breakout Adapter
• Strap for Cable Management
• Remote
• Batteries
• Transmission

Not Shown:

• 61.5" Ability Cablevision

Power Consumption 56 W

Ability Consumption (Max) 120 W

Firmware 03.00.62

Differences Between Sizes And Variants

We tested the 55" SK8000 (55SK8000PUA). For the most part, we expect our review to exist valid for the 49" (49SK8000PUA), and 65" (65SK8000PUA) also. The 49" model has a 60 Hz panel, and then some tests won't perform likewise but for the about part, we expect our review to be valid. The 75" model is listed nether a separate model code in the U.S. It has a 20W subwoofer then the sound will not perform the same. We generally expect it to perform similar to the 55" we have tested, but larger TVs are more prone to uniformity issues and so it might exist different.

If someone comes across a different type of panel or their LG SK8000 doesn't stand for to our review, permit u.s. know and we will update the review.

Size	US Model	Warehouse Model	European union Model	Refresh Rate
49"	49SK8000PUA	49SK8000AUB	49SK8100PLA	60 Hz
55"	55SK8000PUA	55SK8000AUB	55SK8100PLA	120 Hz
65"	65SK8000PUA	65SK8000AUB	65SK8100PLA	120 Hz
75"	75SK8070PUA	75SK8070AUB	75SK8100PLA	120 Hz

The warehouse model SK8000AUB is virtually identical to the one we reviewed just has a different stand and the frame and stand are dark gray.

Compared To Other TVs

Tiptop left: Sony X850F(XBR65X850F). Bottom left: TCL R617 (55R617). Middle: LG SK8000 (55SK8000PUA). Top right: LG SJ9500 (65SJ9500). Bottom right: Samsung NU8000 (UN55NU8000). Unlike our other photographs, this movie wasn't taken nether a controlled environment, so do not draw conclusions from it.

The LG SK8000 is a decent Tv for mixed usage but it has some serious flaws. At that place are better TVs out there for most uses in the same cost range. See our recommendations for the best smart TVs and the best flatscreen TVs.

49" 55" 65" 75" 82"

If yous've got a room with wide seating and many lights, and then the LG SK8000 is a better choice, just for a dark room with seating directly in front, then the Samsung NU8000 is improve. The LG SK8000 has better viewing angles and reflection treatment, whereas the Samsung NU8000 has better contrast, better black uniformity, and tin go brighter. The Samsung NU8000 supports the FreeSync variable refresh charge per unit to prevent tearing when playing video games and if you watch a lot of sports, you'll capeesh the Samsung's amend grey uniformity.

49" 55" 65" 75" 85"

The LG SK8000 has an IPS panel with better viewing angles and thus is more suitable for a big room. The Sony X900F is a better choice if you're sitting direct in front end. The LG SK8000 has slightly amend input lag and a better blackness frame insertion (BFI) characteristic to clear up mistiness that gamers will capeesh. On the other mitt, the Sony X900F has better local dimming and better black uniformity and dissimilarity that allow it to display deeper blacks, making it something you will appreciate in a dark room while watching movies. The Sony can too become brighter and has improve HDR operation.

55" 65" 75"

If you lot've got a big room with a broad seating, so the LG SK8000 is a better choice equally it has amend viewing angles. The LG SK8000 has marginally improve 24p judder removal for watching low fps movies and slightly improve upscaling of 720p input, which is great if you watch a lot of cable content. The Vizio P Series 2018, on the other hand, has better local dimming, a better dissimilarity ratio, and better blackness uniformity, and so it's a ameliorate choice for watching movies in a dark room. The Vizio also has marginally amend SDR pinnacle brightness that helps it overcome bright room glare.

55" 65"

The LG SK8000 is a fleck amend than the LG SJ8500. The LG SK8000 has a faster response time, so the epitome is crisper and the fast-moving objects take less blur trail. Information technology besides has an optional blackness frame insertion feature that allows it to brand the image even crisper.

forty" 43" 50" 55" 58" 65" 75"

These are ii different types of TVs, so if you have a brighter room with broad seating arrangement, the LG SK8000 is a better choice as the paradigm remains authentic when viewed from the side. The LG SK8000 has a faster response time that leaves just a small mistiness trail backside fast-moving objects and tin remove 24p judder. The Samsung NU7100, on the other manus, is a meliorate selection if yous spotter movies in a dark room, every bit it has a high native contrast ratio and tin deliver deeper and more uniform blacks.

55" 65"

The LG SK8000 and the LG UK7700 accept very similar performance. The LG SK8000 tin remove 24p judder from movies amend than the UK7700 can and tin can interpolate motion to college fps than the UK7000. Too, the black frame insertion feature of the SK800 works amend than the UK7700 and can make the prototype crisper. The LG UK7700, on the other hand, has lower input lag both in SDR and HDR and is great for gaming.

55" 65" 75"

These two TVs have unlike panel types, each with its advantages and disadvantages. The LG SK6300 has an IPS console and is a better choice for a room with a wide seating arrangement, as the epitome remains authentic when viewed from the side. The TCL R617 has a VA panel and has a much improve nighttime room performance with deep blacks, thanks to the high dissimilarity ratio and better local dimming support. The R617 can get brighter and is more suitable if you have a bright room. The R617 has a wide colour gamut and tin can evangelize a much better HDR functioning.

49" 55" 65" 75"

The LG SK8000 and the LG SM8600 both have very similar performance. The LG SM8600 supports 1440p, has an auto depression latency option, and has a slightly lower input lag for HDR gaming. On the other mitt, the LG SK8000 can remove 24p judder from 60i sources.

65" 75" 85"

The LG SK8000 and the Sony X850F both accept very similar performance. The Sony X850F can get brighter in SDR and is more than suitable for a brighter room, whereas the SK8000 has local dimming back up to enhance night room performance. The LG is also more responsive, due to the lower input lag.

55" 65"

These are two unlike types of TV, and unless burn-in is a concern, the LG B8 is a much improve TV than the LG SK8000. The B8 can evangelize perfect blacks thanks to its emissive technology, has wide viewing angles, and has an almost instantaneous response time. The LG SK8000, on the other hand, is more suitable if you plan to watch shows with a lot of static content like news channels, as information technology doesn't take the burn down-in risk.

55" 65"

The LG SK9000 is ameliorate than the LG SK8000. The LG SK9000 can go brighter, so it'due south more than suitable if you lot have a vivid room, merely also has ameliorate local dimming and ameliorate black uniformity which make information technology a slightly better selection for darker rooms too. The SK9000 has better performance when displaying HDR content. On the other manus, the LG SK8000 has a amend response time and better grayness uniformity which make it a slightly better selection if you're a sports fan.

43" 49" 50" 55" 65"

The LG SK8000 is much better than the LG UK6300. The LG SK8000 can display judder-free movies from whatever source and delivers crisper motion thank you to its faster response time. Also, the SK8000 has slightly better reflection treatment, which can be of import when you scout Tv shows in a room with many lights. The LG SK8000 also has a motion interpolation feature to delight the soap opera effect fans. The LG UK6300 has slightly lower input lag that matters about for video games.

49" 55" 65" 75" 82"

These are 2 different types of Goggle box, but most people will concord that the Samsung Q6FN is better than the LG SK8000 overall. The Samsung Q6FN has better gaming features, including FreeSync support and better night room performance, cheers to its VA panel. This is provided you sit right in forepart. The LG SK8000 is more than suitable for wider seating arrangements due to its IPS console, and information technology has a slightly faster response time, which is great for sports.

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