The majority of the TVs with webOS rely on the motion-enabled Magic Remote. GoPro is also working on bringing 4K streaming to LG’s TVs. This is the first time 4K streaming from YouTube has been available on any TV. A new addition is VP9 decoding, which allows the TVs to stream 4K from YouTube that already has a large catalogue of 4K content made by professionals as well as amateurs. This is possible because LG’s TVs support HEVC decoding. You can stream 4K from Netflix and Amazon Prime. WebOS will offer the same apps as last year, but LG will also be adding new services depending on where you live in the world. There are no high-end Full HD TVs this year. If you are looking for a Full HD TV you will have to look at the 6 series models. Ultra HD will be in most of LG’s TVs this year, and comparing details to some of LG’s competitors it is clear that LG is moving more aggressively into Ultra HD. There are several different base designs, but you can obviously also wall-mount the TVs. A general theme for LG’s design in 2015 is the slim frame around the picture panel, and LG will also introduce two curved LCD TVs this year. The LCDs are also thin, but not as thin as the OLEDs. LG’s OLED TVs are incredible slim because the OLED technology has self-emissive pixels. webOS will also be available in the Ultra HD LCD models, including the most affordable 6 series. In 2015, webOS TVs will have a faster chip inside, making the webOS interface snappier, although still as simple and intuitive with a small bar that pops up from the bottom with access to apps and services. All of LG’s OLED TVs will come equipped with the webOS platform that LG introduced last year.

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