The 88-inch 88-inch LG OLED TV costs $ 30,000 and impresses friends and neighbors

If you thought Samsung 8K QLED TVs were expensive, wait until you get a charge of the first 8K OLED.

The LG OLED88Z9P, an 88-inch monster that is both the highest resolution and highest resolution OLED TV available, is now available for pre-order for $ 30,000.

TVs based on organic light-emitting diode display technology offer the best image quality that CNET has tested. The last one we looked at, the OLEDC9P Series, has a resolution of 4K and starts at $ 2100 for the size of 55 inches. Expensive, but not upscale enough to impress Bentley's owner neighbors.

The 8K resolution, meanwhile, promises a sharper image with 4 times more pixels than 4K, but there is a myriad of reasons we recommend avoiding 8K TVs this year. They are incredibly expensive (the cheapest at the moment, a Samsung QLED 65 inches, costs $ 4,500), there is no real content of 8K available, and what we saw very little improvement in the quality of the image on 4K TVs – and any improvement you may see requires sitting close to a very large screen.

But if you have 30 big to put on a TV, do you really care? The 88-inch OLED is a class apart, with an absolutely huge size that makes the 77-inch OLED TVs, the former OLED-size champion, look puny in comparison. And of course, LG adds all the quality and quality of the image features that we liked about the C9, including the next-generation Alpha 9 Pro 2 treatment, HDMI 2.1 inputs (robust enough to handle 8K at 120fps) and the latest measurements at prevent burn-in – Which would be a real disappointment on such expensive television.

Before reaching your Amex Centurion, do not forget that Samsung and Sony are selling 8-inch 98-inch TVs from $ 70,000. They are not OLED, but they are bigger. And maybe you'd rather wait a little longer, Rollable OLED instead of. Oh, make decisions.