LG’s latest G6 evo OLED television, showcased at CES 2026, is poised to become a standout choice for consumers seeking high-end picture quality without the ultra-premium price tag of LG’s flagship Wallpaper series.
Enhanced Brightness and Visibility
The G6 builds on LG’s existing OLED technology with its Tandem structure – essentially two OLED panels stacked for increased brightness. This results in a 20% brightness boost over the previous G5 model and comparable performance to the more exclusive W6 Wallpaper TV. The key difference is accessibility: while the W6 remains a niche luxury, the G6 aims for wider adoption.
Tackling Glare: A Competitive Edge
One significant improvement is LG’s focus on reducing glare. The G6 features a “Reflection Free” design, claiming the lowest reflectance of any LG TV to date. This addresses a common pain point for OLEDs – their visibility in brightly lit rooms – making the G6 a stronger competitor against Samsung’s S95H, which also offers glare reduction alongside anti-burn-in features.
Price and Value Proposition
LG has not yet announced official pricing. However, industry experts anticipate the G6 will be notably cheaper than the W6. The W6’s high cost stems from its custom wireless design and non-standard VESA mount, features not found on the G6. This makes the G6 a compelling option for those prioritizing picture quality over exclusivity.
In essence, the LG G6 represents a strategic move to deliver premium OLED performance at a more realistic price point. The combination of brightness improvements, glare reduction, and affordability positions it as a strong contender in the high-end TV market.
