LG has unveiled pricing and availability for its G6 range, which includes the new Radiant Color technologies for higher brightness, starting with the 55-inch at $2,499.

The G6’s stablemate, the LG Wallpaper W6, may be slender, bright and wireless — but relatively few people will actually buy it. In 2026, I believe more people will be buying the G6 Evo OLED TV instead, and for one good reason: LG’s G Series looks better than ever.

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Like the W6 (and new C6H), LG has upgraded its 4K G6 OLEDs with the company’s new Tandem technology (two OLED panels stacked on top of each other). As a result, the new G6 delivers similar brightness boosts to the W6 and is also 20% brighter than the G5.

LG has seemingly taken strides to reduce glare in 2026 and says the “Reflection Free” G6 has the lowest reflectance among LG TVs, which should improve watchability in lit rooms, though black levels may be reduced. This feature makes it super-competitive with the new Samsung S95H, although that TV also adds antiburn-in tech that lets it act as a Frame TV (though it doesn’t appear to work for other modes).

Alongside the G6, LG has also announced pricing for its C6 and C6H OLED ranges, and all three series will be available this month. Though the company hasn’t announced pricing for the W6, its proprietary 60GHz wireless system and custom, non-VESA mount mean it will cost a lot more than the G6, while likely delivering the same picture quality. The LG G6: potentially great picture, better price.

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I look forward to checking out the G6 when it’s released later this month.

• OLED97G6WUA 97-inch $24,999 
• OLED83G6WUA 83-inch $6,499  
• OLED77G6WUA 77-inch $4,499  
• OLED65G6WUA 65-inch $3,399 
• OLED55G6WUA 55-inch $2,499