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LG CX OLED TV (OLED65CX)

The OLED65CX is gorgeous. The star of the show, as usual with OLED TV technology, is how incredibly thin its screen is: for around two-thirds of its rear area it’s insanely skinny - just a couple of millimetres deep. Though of course, unless you’re fond of looking at the back of your TV rather than the front, you probably won’t notice this much once you’ve installed the set for the first time.

The bottom third or so of the OLED65CX’s rear sticks out quite a bit more than the rest. But the design still

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