So the OLED65G6 is the cheapest 65in model that carries LG’s latest, greatest TV picture capabilities. And finally, the OLED65G6’s design is plenty premium and slim enough to prevent me constantly wishing it was the new ‘Wallpaper’ TV instead.
Though I saw little difference in brightness between the G6 and G5, in most materials, it was in HDR gaming that the boost was noticeable, with the G6 a little bit brighter. Both are a blast to play video games on, though.
The LG engineers have learned lessons after G5, and with a new and improved processor married to the Primary RGB Tandem Four Stack panel, the G6 offers some of the very best HDR images I have seen for a while, which are clean of issues like posterisation and gradational issues, for the most part.
Apr 24, 2026
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Samuel Breton, Ben Trudeau, John Peroramas
RTINGS.com
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Mar 05, 2026
So the OLED65G6 is the cheapest 65in model that carries LG’s latest, greatest TV picture capabilities. And finally, the OLED65G6’s design is plenty premium and slim enough to prevent me constantly wishing it was the new ‘Wallpaper’ TV instead.
John Archer
Sound Advice
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May 14, 2026
Though I saw little difference in brightness between the G6 and G5, in most materials, it was in HDR gaming that the boost was noticeable, with the G6 a little bit brighter. Both are a blast to play video games on, though.
Ty Pendlebury
CNET
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Apr 09, 2026
LG’s bombastic push to make the G6’s picture pop will have its fans, but purists will be disappointed
Alastair Stevenson
What Hi-Fi?
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Mar 14, 2026
The LG engineers have learned lessons after G5, and with a new and improved processor married to the Primary RGB Tandem Four Stack panel, the G6 offers some of the very best HDR images I have seen for a while, which are clean of issues like posterisation and gradational issues, for the most part.
Phil Hinton
AV Forums
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