Best LG Monitors for black levels

#1

Individually controlled OLED pixels deliver convincing, nearly ink-black shadows and an immersive dark-scene image.

#2

True OLED blacks look inky and deep, with Tandem WOLED generally retaining their depth under ambient light better than QD-OLED rivals.

#3

WOLED maintains inky blacks even with room lighting, a notable edge over the purple-tinted blacks sometimes seen on QD-OLED.

#4

OLED produces exceptionally deep blacks, making night scenes and highlights more convincing.

#5

Inky blacks are consistently a highlight, giving night scenes pronounced depth and helping bright objects stand apart.

#6

With local dimming enabled, this IPS display can produce remarkably deep blacks. The unassisted panel's native contrast is much weaker, and small highlights sometimes lose brightness.

#7

Per-pixel OLED blacks make dark environments exceptionally deep, including under ambient lighting. Some picture modes lift or crush near-black tones.

#8

Blacks are richer than ordinary IPS on some units, yet they still look gray or washed beside OLED and Mini LED displays. Dark-room entertainment is where the limitation becomes most...

#9

Blacks are relatively shallow compared with VA, mini-LED, and OLED displays; dim scenes may look gray rather than deep black.

#10

Black levels lack depth, and IPS glow is noticeable in darkness. Raising shadow detail with the game controls can make blacks look even grayer.

#11

Dark scenes can have gray-looking blacks rather than the depth associated with higher-contrast panels.