LG C8PUA OLED 77" (OLED77C8PUA) vs Sony A8F 55" (XBR55A8F)

The LG C8 is an excellent option for gamers out there thanks to the TV's exceptional motion handling capabilities and high responsiveness.

While gaming on this TV you'll see no traces of motion blur thanks to the TV's superb motion handling capabilities. Every pixel of the LG C8 needs only 1.7 milliseconds to change its color fully, leaving no room for motion blur.

The LG C8 offers lag-free gaming experience because of its low input lag that measures at around 21 milliseconds. Only a few TVs in this class can offer matching performance.

Regarding its overall picture quality, there are only a few high-end TVs that can compete with the LG C8. The VV performs extremely well in both bright and dark environments thanks to its infinite contrast ratio, high peak brightness, exceptional overall uniformity, and wide color gamut.

The LG C8 can reproduce astonishingly crisp and vivid colors of very high uniformity thanks to the TV's high peak brightness, massive color gamut, and high overall uniformity. Offering the peak brightness of almost 700 nits, the LG C8 is one of the brightest OLED TVs available on the market. Additionally, the TV covers 98% of the DCI-P3 color gamut - only a handful of high-end TVs are that color-rich. The colors don't look washed-out thanks to the TVs high overall uniformity.

The high-quality glossy screen finish allows this TV to absorb 98.6% of the incoming light, which is a remarkable result. Only a couple of high-end TVs can match that result.

The Sony A8F is an exceptional home-theater option because it offers exceptional picture quality that only a couple TVs on the market can match. The TV performs remarkably in both dark and bright environments.