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OLED blacks and excellent high-refresh gaming for less than S95H
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Affordable 2026 OLED with perfect blacks, Dolby Vision and strong gaming support
48% evidence confidenceOLED black levels and responsive 4K120 VRR gaming
46% evidence confidenceVery strong mid-tier OLED picture and gaming performance
40% evidence confidenceRoku’s first OLED combines simple Roku OS with Dolby Vision and modern HDMI 2.1 features at aggressive pricing
8% evidence confidenceHigher-brightness Roku OLED with 144Hz VRR and anti-reflection treatment
6% evidence confidenceReference-class color accuracy, excellent HDR color, strong built-in audio and support for both Dolby Vision and HDR10+
51% evidence confidenceA direct independent lab comparison favors the LG G6 for brightness and gaming, while the Sony has strengths in cinematic processing and QD-OLED color. Read why these conclusions differ from a previously published Piqelo score before choosing a retailer.
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