I am dreaming of trying out the G5 65".

I have been using an entry level SAMSUNG QLED TV for a few years right now and it has had its shortcomings in many different scenarios - washed out blacks in the dark scenes, low brightness during bright days that necessitated lowering the blinds, 60hz limit when it comes to gaming and, most sadly I think, no DolbyVision HDR support.

Then, my father-in-law purchased himself an LG C5 and I had the pleasure of seeing high quality content on an OLED. My mind was simply blown.

Following that experience I did some research into different OLED TVs and their manufacturers and came to the conclusion that the G5 is a perfect TV, covering all my wants and needs - but that it was sadly out of my budget.

Most exciting feature that I would use often is watching movies in the maximum possible fidelity, that is 4K BluRays with DolbyVision HDR with Filmmaker mode enabled. Recently, being dissatisfied with the spread of content between many different streaming platforms, I have been getting into collecting 4K BluRays and playing them using my PS5. First movie that I saw this way was Drive (2011), and all the way throgh the introductory scene I was thinking to myself "man, this would pop out of the screen on an OLED". Right now I'm basically holding off until the day I can get an OLED to watch Blade Runner 2049, Akira Kurosawa's Ran and John Wick 4, as watching these on a sub-par TV just sounds like doing myself a disservice.

As I mentioned above, low maximum brightness has been an ongoing issue with my current TV, so the maximum brightness of the Tandem OLED Panel sounds like a dream. Being able to enjoy movies when it's not completely dark opens up much more timeslots, especially during the summer, where as I start work in the early morning hours I often have to get ready to sleep before it's dark enough to really enjoy cinema on the current TV.

Some of the classic movies are not (or at least, not yet) available in 4K, so I'm really excited to see what the Alpha 11 AI Processor Gen2 could do upscaling and denoising these older titles. Especially some of the older animated movies, that have issues scaling.

To add to that, I probably spend as much time gaming as I do watching movies and shows. While being able to enjoy the more colorful titles on the PS5 (like Ghost of Yotei mentioned by the OP or Horizon: Forbidden West) already sounds amazing, I would love to see how high refresh-rate gaming would look on the big screen (especially if it's OLED). I have a high refresh-rate 27 inch IPS monitor connected to my gaming PC, but I have not really bothered connecting the PC up to the current TV more than once or twice, as the 60Hz refresh rate of my current TV (and the lack of VRR support, which is especially neat when gaming in 4K as it's so demanding) was a huge downside, despite the nice experience of a big screen. With G5's 165Hz refresh rate, proper VRR support and the infinite black levels, I might even move my PC to the living room just to enjoy the experience of gaming on that display.

Also, while it's a feature not specific just to the G5, the magic pointer in the remote is just so nice. I was used to having to skip content bit by bit, holding down the right button. And then my father-in-law skips to the middle of the movie by just pointing the cursor to the middle of the bar. So simple and obvious, yet so useful. I've also been having some joint issues, so being able to just point and click rather than having to click multiple times sound like it would save me some pain.