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By Torben Rasmussen, LG Channels, ads. LG Channels
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First impressions | Functionality | Calibration | Measurements | Picture quality | Conclusion In 2025, LG's G-series is moving away from the MLA (Micro Lens Array) panel in favor of LG Display's new 4-layer WOLED structure – also known as Primary RGB Tandem or 4th generation OLED. The new panel promises several innovations including significantly higher brightness, a wider color gamut, and improved energy efficiency.
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Review: LG G5 (RGB Tandem OLED)

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By Torben Rasmussen, LG Channels, ads. LG Channels
| FlatpanelsHD Verified
First impressions | Functionality | Calibration | Measurements | Picture quality | Conclusion In 2025, LG's G-series is moving away from the MLA (Micro Lens Array) panel in favor of LG Display's new 4-layer WOLED structure – also known as Primary RGB Tandem or 4th generation OLED. The new panel promises several innovations including significantly higher brightness, a wider color gamut, and improved energy efficiency.
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Review: LG G5 (RGB Tandem OLED)

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By Torben Rasmussen, LG Channels, IoT Devices, ads. LG Channels
| FlatpanelsHD Verified
First impressions | Functionality | Calibration | Measurements | Picture quality | Conclusion In 2025, LG's G-series is moving away from the MLA (Micro Lens Array) panel in favor of LG Display's new 4-layer WOLED structure – also known as Primary RGB Tandem or 4th generation OLED. The new panel promises several innovations including significantly higher brightness, a wider color gamut, and improved energy efficiency.
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