LG OLED G6 (2016) Series

design, image quality, price, color, usability

reliability

100% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

With those three issues now gone, the G6 is deadly close to a perfect 10 score. The reason it receives a 9 here instead is because LG will soon release a less expensive curved model (C6) and an even less expensive flat model , both with identical...

Ridiculously gorgeous design ; Beautiful contrast-rich pictures ; Strong audio performance ; Great smart TV interface.

It's very expensive ; Brightness limited for HDR ; Clipping in brightest areas ; Sometimes clumsy motion handling.

To see the OLED65G6 is to fall in love with it. This is clearly one of the best TVs of 2016 as it's both beautifully designed and produces some of the best pictures we've ever seen. All that said, it's a bit too pricey – especially considering that you...

Stunning picture ; Fine sound ; Web OS 3.0 is slicker than ever

Pricey ; Cheaper E6 alternative has just as impressive a picture

A superb statement product from LG, which shows the impressive capabilities of the company's 4K OLED TVs – for a price

Superlative picture with 4K HDR. Incredibly slim panel. Base features built-in soundbar. Loads of connected features.

Expensive.

Viewing Experience and Conclusions Thanks to the strong contrast and excellent colors, the G6's picture is incredible when watching high dynamic range (HDR), 4K content. As mentioned, the television supports both Dolby Vision and HDR-10 HDR video, the...

At times it delivers the best TV pictures we've ever seen, enjoys LG’s brilliant webOS smart interface, a stunning sound system, the most drop-dead gorgeous/incredible design the TV world has seen

Struggles at times with the extra brightness HDR content brings, no Freeview Play support (strange, considering it’s there on LG’s cheaper OLED series), does it fully justify the £6,000 price when the E6 model is similar?

To see an OLED65G6V is to want one. Its design is so stunning it's almost obscene, while its contrast-rich pictures are often good enough to make grown AV fans weep. Amazingly, thanks to its built-in soundbar, it even manages to sound outstanding...

Extraordinary picture quality and color ; Stunning black levels and pixel-perfect dimming ; Amazing brightness by OLED standards ; HDR-compatible in multiple standards ; WebOS 3.0 is superb ; Incredible design

Not as bright as LCD TV ; Really expensive for 65 inches ; Very high input lag for console gaming in HDR

The bottom line for the LG OLED65G6P is that it is one astonishing, nearly perfect piece of 4K home entertainment technology. You cannot do better than this TV in 2016, as long as you can afford it.