LG released a firmware update for its latest OLED televisions with which it will allow them to improve their performance in terms of image quality, especially when playing games on them since they gain support for Dolby Vision HDR content at 4K and 120 Hz.
New firmware for LG OLED TVs: 4K at 120 Hz and Dolby Vision
For current televisions and for practically any device, the firmware that controls each of its components is as important as the operating system of a mobile phone, tablet or computer. And it is up to them to make the most of the included hardware. That is why the commitment of each brand to constant improvements is something that is highly valued when choosing one option or another.
In the case of LG, it cannot be denied that they have always maintained a very high commitment with their televisions. Not in vain is it one of the strongest sectors for the brand, since with its OLEDs they are almost market leaders.
The latest firmware update released proves it again, especially since it improves the performance in terms of image quality of its latest models and takes advantage of the hardware included as standard. Which, until now, was not squeezed to the fullest.
with the version of 03.15.27 firmware LG C1 and LG G1 series TV models will get support for Dolby Vision HDR content with 4K resolution and a 120 Hz refresh rate. In other words, a significant increase in quality for the use of said televisions as a screen to play on it with consoles such as the Xbox Series X and S.
Of course, these two models will not be the only ones to benefit from this update. Starting next July, other televisions from the Korean manufacturer will also receive the improvement. The models in question will be: LG OLED Z1 series, QNED Mini LED QNED99 series and NanoCell NANO99 series.
LG TVs are now more interesting to play
The announcement of the new LG firmware for its most recent televisions and the arrival of support for Dolby Vision HDR technology at 4K resolution and 120 Hz only confirm that they are becoming more interesting for those looking for a quality screen with which enjoy the latest video games. Something that, yes, for now is only through the Xbox Series X / S and for some certain titles.
It is true that the work of video game developers will also be key for this type of content to become much more popular and frequent. But it will be a matter of time. Now the important thing is that not only LG add this support to more televisions in its catalog, but also that other brands do so. Because they are improvements that we may not fully appreciate now, but as they are tested there will be no going back.