LG G6 OLED TV: Brighter for Well-Lit Rooms
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– The LG G6 evo OLED TV is expected to be more popular than the spectacular but niche LG Wallpaper W6 in 2026.
– The new G6 uses Tandem OLED technology, making it 20% brighter than its predecessor, the G5.
– LG’s “Reflection Free” feature gives the G6 very low reflectance, improving watchability in lit rooms.
– The G6 is positioned as a strong competitor to Samsung’s S95H, though it lacks that model’s anti-burn-in technology.
– The G6 will likely offer similar picture quality to the W6 but at a much lower price due to the W6’s proprietary, wireless design.
The upcoming LG G6 evo OLED TV promises to be a compelling choice for 2026, offering a significant brightness boost that makes it far more suitable for well-lit living rooms. While the ultra-premium Wallpaper W6 model captures attention with its sleek, wireless design, the G6 is positioned as the more accessible and practical high-performance option for most viewers. The key advancement is the integration of LG’s new Tandem OLED technology, which stacks two OLED panels to dramatically increase light output. This engineering leap allows the new G6 to match the brightness gains of the flagship W6 and achieve a 20% improvement over its predecessor, the G5.
A major focus for this generation is improving the viewing experience in environments with ambient light. LG states the G6 features a “Reflection Free” design with the lowest reflectance of any LG television to date. This reduction in glare should enhance watchability when rooms are lit, though it’s noted this can sometimes come with a minor trade-off in absolute black level performance. This specific feature positions the G6 as a direct competitor to models like the Samsung S95H, which also targets bright-room viewing. It’s worth noting that Samsung’s model incorporates additional anti-burn-in technology, allowing it to function safely as an always-on display or computer monitor, a capability LG has not highlighted for the G6.
While official pricing for LG’s 2026 OLED lineup remains unannounced, the value proposition of the G6 appears strong. The Wallpaper W6’s proprietary wireless system and custom mount will inevitably command a substantial price premium. For consumers seeking top-tier OLED picture quality without the cost of exotic form factors, the G6 is poised to deliver a potentially fantastic image at a more favorable price point. The anticipation is to evaluate the G6’s real-world performance upon its release later in the year.
(Source: CNET)
