LG OLED55CXPUA vs Sony XBR-55A9G

LG OLED55CXPUA
Sony XBR-55A9G

Decision sheet: the facts that decide it

LG OLED55CXPUA: 7 of 10 decision facts sourced.

Sony XBR-55A9G: 0 of 6 decision facts sourced. Missing: Power, Capacity, Dimensions, Weight, Warranty, Starting MSRP.

LG OLED55CXPUASony XBR-55A9G
Price todayPrice not yet checkedPrice not yet checked
Screen size55 inches bestbuy.comNot yet sourced
PanelOLED bestbuy.comNot yet sourced
Resolution4K (2160p) bestbuy.comNot yet sourced
Refresh rate120Hz bestbuy.comNot yet sourced
HDRYes bestbuy.comNot yet sourced
Smart platformwebOS bestbuy.comNot yet sourced
Starting MSRP$1,799.99 lg.comNot yet sourced

Not yet sourced — LG OLED55CXPUA: Peak brightness, HDMI 2.1 ports, VRR / ALLM. Sony XBR-55A9G: Power, Capacity, Dimensions, Weight, Warranty, Starting MSRP. No manufacturer, official or retailer source we read publishes these yet; we don't estimate them.

Skip both if

  • Neither publishes peak brightness, HDMI 2.1 ports or VRR / ALLM yet.

Verdict: The LG OLED55CXPUA is the better choice for most users, especially gamers, due to its HDMI 2.1 ports and VRR support. The Sony XBR-55A9G is a superior choice for cinephiles who prioritize image processing and upscaling, but its lack of HDMI 2.1 limits its future-proofing for gaming.

Provisional pick: LG OLED55CXPUA — not enough sourced decision facts for Sony XBR-55A9G. We don't rank on specs we can't verify.

Specs not yet sourced for Sony XBR-55A9G — no manufacturer, official or retailer source we read publishes them yet.

Spec-by-spec comparison

LG OLED55CXPUASony XBR-55A9G
Screen size55 inches—
PanelOLED—
Resolution4K (2160p)—
Refresh rate120Hz—
HDRYes—
Audio output40 watts—

LG OLED55CXPUA

What works

  • Features 4 HDMI 2.1 ports, providing full bandwidth for next-generation gaming consoles and PCs.
  • Includes a 120Hz native refresh rate, which is essential for smooth motion in fast-paced gaming and sports.
  • Supports VRR (Variable Refresh Rate) and ALLM (Auto Low Latency Mode) for a lag-free gaming experience.

What doesn't

  • Lacks the advanced AI upscaling and processing capabilities found in newer LG models like the C4 or C5.
  • Does not support Dolby Vision, limiting HDR compatibility with certain streaming services and content.

Sony XBR-55A9G

What works

  • Utilizes the X1 Ultimate processor, which is widely regarded for its superior image processing and upscaling quality.
  • Features a refined design with a slim bezel and a high-quality build typical of Sony's Master Series.

What doesn't

  • Does not support Dolby Vision, relying instead on HDR10 and HLG for high dynamic range content.

Bottom line

Provisional pick: LG OLED55CXPUA — not enough sourced decision facts for Sony XBR-55A9G.

View full comparison on GoodPickr

Related Comparisons

People also compared

Browse all comparisons

Buying guides · In-depth comparisons

View Interactive Comparison →

Affiliate disclosure: GoodPickr may earn a commission from qualifying purchases made through partner links on this page. Verdicts are editorially independent and never influenced by affiliate relationships.

GoodPickr · Data-backed product comparisons · Built by Golden Consulting Partners