LG's new OLED TVs are here
31.7.2026
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LG's 2026 model year OLED TVs are now available from us. I'll introduce you to the W6, G6, and C6 series. Plus, new audio products from LG's Sound Suite.
All three TV series use the third-generation Alpha-11 processor. LG is thus relying on its currently most powerful chip for image and sound processing. They also share WebOS 26, Dolby Vision, and Dolby Atmos. Four HDMI 2.1 ports are also available. Differences mainly exist in design, mounting concept, audio equipment, and individual picture features.
W6 with separate connection box
The W6 series includes models with 77 and 83 inches. Both use an OLED evo panel with LG's Hyper Radiant Color Technology and a low-reflection surface. According to LG, this combination should provide higher brightness and improved color reproduction. The manufacturer states the reflection rate as less than one percent.
The most striking feature is the Zero Connect Box. You connect consoles, receivers, and other players to it. It transmits picture and sound wirelessly to the TV. The display still requires a power connection.
For gaming, the TVs support variable refresh rates up to 165 Hertz, Nvidia G-Sync, and AMD FreeSync Premium. The integrated 4.2-channel system delivers 60 watts. A wall mount is included. LG grants a five-year warranty on the panel.
G6 for home cinema and wall mounting
The G6 series also uses an OLED evo panel with Hyper Radiant Color and a low-reflection surface. Unlike the W6, the connections are directly on the TV.
The G67 models presented here come with a flat wall mount and can be mounted almost flush with the wall. The G69 variants, on the other hand, are available as models with a stand.
The audio system works with 4.2 channels and 60 watts. In addition, there are up to 165 Hertz, G-Sync, FreeSync Premium, and a five-year warranty on the panel.
C6 as an entry into LG's premium OLED world
The C6 also achieves variable refresh rates up to 165 Hertz and supports G-Sync as well as FreeSync Premium. Compared to its predecessor C5, the maximum frequency thus increases from 144 to 165 Hertz.
There are differences in panel technology between the sizes. The models with 42, 48, 55, and 65 inches use Brightness Booster. The variants with 77 and 83 inches additionally receive Hyper Radiant Color and the low-reflection surface Reflection Free Premium.
All variants come with a stand. The 2.2-channel system delivers 40 watts and is therefore weaker than the W6 and G6.
Sound Suite with freely placeable speakers
In addition to the TVs, four audio products from LG's new Sound Suite are available. It consists of the H7 soundbar, the M5 and M7 speakers, and the W7 subwoofer.
The devices support Dolby Atmos FlexConnect. This technology determines the position of the speakers and adjusts the channel distribution to the spatial arrangement. With compatible LG TVs, M5 and M7 can communicate directly with the TV. Otherwise, the H7 takes over central control.
The Sound Suite H7 delivers 500 watts and works with 9.1.6 channels.
The M7 delivers 100 watts, the smaller M5 50 watts. Both can be used as additional speakers in a home cinema or separately for music. They support WLAN streaming, Dolby Atmos, and control via LG ThinQ.
The W7 is a wireless subwoofer with 220 watts. Its eight-inch woofer is said by LG to reach down to about 25.9 Hertz. The housing can be set up vertically or horizontally.
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