It displays perfect black levels without any blooming around bright objects, which is ideal for watching movies. It also displays 1080p content from Blu-rays and native 4k content without any issues. It removes judder from 24p sources, which helps with the appearance of motion, but it can't remove it from 60Hz sources like cable boxes.

LG’s A2 series may be the company’s entry level OLED sets, but that doesn’t mean you're missing out on much. The A2’s overall picture quality is excellent, and will give OLED enthusiasts exactly what they want. Gamer-friendly features like a 120 Hz display aren’t present at this price and picture brightness is lacking compared with LG’s step-up OLEDs. But if you’re looking for a good, affordable set for movies and other entertainment, the A2 is a very solid option.

The LG A2 OLED is far from the brightest set out there, but it offers a wonderfully colorful picture and fairly strong audio along with a slick and intuitive interface. Just try to buy the A2 when it’s on sale.