LG B3 (OLED) vs Vizio M-Series (LCD)

The LG B3 OLED delivers exceptional motion handling and minimal blur due to its excellent response time, which makes it very good for watching fast-paced sports. Conversely, the Vizio M-Series LCD has only fair response time, leading to more motion blur, which may not be ideal for sports where quick movements are common. Both TVs differ substantially in how they handle fast-moving images, which is critical for sports viewers, with the LG B3 OLED being significantly superior in this regard.

The LG B3 OLED has an excellent response time and the best input lag which is crucial for gaming, providing a very responsive experience. In contrast, the Vizio M-Series LCD has a fair response time and very good input lag, potentially making it less ideal for fast-paced gaming where quick on-screen reactions are critical.

The LG B3 OLED provides superior contrast, perfect black uniformity, and excellent upscaling, making TV programs look sharp and vibrant. On the other hand, the Vizio M-Series LCD offers a good level of upscaling and contrast, although it has a lower score for local dimming and SDR brightness, which may affect the quality of the picture in bright rooms.

The LG B3 OLED has good SDR and HDR brightness and excellent reflections handling, making it suitable for bright rooms, while the Vizio M-Series LCD, although with good SDR brightness, has poor HDR brightness and fair reflections handling, which may result in a less optimal viewing experience in well-lit environments. Contrast, color volume, and color gamut, while also important for picture quality, are less critical than brightness and reflections for viewing in bright rooms.

The LG B3 OLED provides colors that appear vibrant and accurate immediately after purchase, which is essential for the vivid and varied palettes often found in cartoons and animation, also offering a very good range of colors it can display (color gamut) and the ability to maintain color accuracy across a range of brightness levels (color volume). The Vizio M-Series LCD also offers very good performance right out of the box and a similarly impressive color gamut, but it may not maintain color richness as well across different levels of brightness due to its slightly lower color volume, though it still presents a compelling option for animation.