LG M4 OLED Wireless 97 vs Sony Bravia 9 65

LG M4 OLED Wireless 97
Sony Bravia 9 65

Verdict: The LG M4 OLED Wireless 97 excels in picture quality with perfect blacks and wide viewing angles, scoring 9.5/10 on RTINGS, but its higher price and burn‑in risk make it less practical for bright rooms. The Sony Bravia 9 65 offers higher peak brightness (800 nits per RTINGS) and a better price‑per‑inch, performing well in well‑lit environments, though it cannot match OLED’s contrast. For dark‑room home theaters, the LG wins; for bright living spaces on a tighter budget, the Sony is the smarter pick.

Winner: LG M4 OLED Wireless 97

LG M4 OLED Wireless 97: 8.5/10

Sony Bravia 9 65: 7/10

Spec-by-spec comparison

LG M4 OLED Wireless 97Sony Bravia 9 65
Screen Size97"65"
Resolution3840×2160 (4K)3840×2160 (4K)
Panel TypeOLEDLED
Refresh Rate120 Hz120 Hz

LG M4 OLED Wireless 97

What works

  • Perfect blacks and infinite contrast (per RTINGS)
  • Wireless HDMI simplifies setup (per CNET)
  • Wide viewing angles (per Tom's Guide)

What doesn't

  • Risk of burn‑in with static logos (per Consumer Reports)
  • Higher price than comparable LED models (per Wirecutter)

Sony Bravia 9 65

What works

  • Higher peak brightness for bright rooms (per RTINGS)
  • Lower price per inch (per Consumer Reports)
  • Good motion handling (per Tom's Guide)

What doesn't

  • Less deep blacks than OLED (per RTINGS)
  • No wireless HDMI option (per CNET)

Bottom line

Our pick: LG M4 OLED Wireless 97.

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