LG G6 OLED evo (65-inch) — Advanced Review
If one television defines the state of the art in 2026, it is this one.
The verdict
The G6 is the current reference point for consumer displays, and the expert consensus is unusually unanimous. Independent testing labs measured it as the brightest OLED ever tested at 2,475 nits, specialist AV reviewers rate it the set to beat this year, and testing outlets found its anti-reflective coating so effective it out-performed Samsung's S95F in bright rooms while keeping deeper blacks. Specialist display testing singled out the Alpha 11 Gen 3 processor for finally eliminating the gradation banding that dogged the G5. Owners echo the labs: picture quality draws near-universal praise, with the main friction being webOS ads and the premium over the step-down C6.
Rated by category
- Picture quality. Record OLED brightness plus perfect blacks; reviewers call it the new reference
- Gaming. 4K 165Hz VRR, sub-10ms lag, full HDMI 2.1 across all ports
- Bright-room viewing. Anti-reflective layer beat the S95F in side-by-side tests
- Smart platform. webOS is fast and complete but increasingly ad-laden
What reviewers praise
- Brightest OLED ever measured (2,475 nits)
- Class-leading anti-reflective coating
- 4K 165Hz, G-SYNC and FreeSync for gaming
- Visibly improved color gradation over the G5
Worth knowing
- webOS pushes ads and data-collection prompts
- Significant price premium over the near-flagship C6
Price and value
At $3,399 for the 65-inch it costs roughly $1,000 more than the C6, and reviewers agree the gap is justified only if you want the absolute best — which is precisely what this tier is for.
How it compares
Against Samsung's S95F, the G6 trades QD-OLED color volume for better black-level retention in lit rooms and won most side-by-side verdicts; against LG's own C6, you pay for the tandem panel's extra ~40% brightness and the wall-flush One Wall design.
The bottom line
If one television defines the state of the art in 2026, it is this one.
How this review works
This isn't one editor's opinion. MyBase's Advanced Review is our own AI-synthesized editorial assessment: it draws on the published verdicts of the industry's most trusted independent expert reviewers and testing publications, alongside large pools of verified-owner reviews, and weighs them together into a single clear verdict. Expert testing is weighed alongside real-world owner consensus, so the rating reflects how a product actually performs — not how it's marketed.
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