At a Glance
- LG’s G6 evo OLED arriving later this year uses stacked Tandem panels for a 20% brightness jump over last year’s G5.
- A fresh anti-reflective coating cuts glare better than any LG set to date, though blacks may slightly lighten.
- The G6 should cost far less than the ultra-thin, wireless Wallpaper W6 while matching its picture quality.
- Why it matters: Buyers wanting flagship OLED performance without the flagship price finally have a practical LG option.
The 2026 LG OLED lineup is headlined by two eye-catching sets, but the one most shoppers will actually bring home is the revamped G6.
Brighter Picture, Same Panel Trick

LG has transplanted its dual-layer Tandem tech from the designer W6 into the mainstream G6 evo OLED. The stacked panels push peak light output roughly 20% higher than the G5, nipping at Samsung’s latest while staying firmly in LG’s color-accurate wheelhouse.
Key upgrades:
- Dual OLED stack (Tandem) for boosted brightness
- New “Reflection Free” coating with lowest reflectance on an LG TV
- Maintains 4K resolution and evo branding
Anti-Glare vs. Deep Blacks
LG claims the G6’s new surface treatment makes bright-room viewing more comfortable than ever. The trade-off is a potential slight lift in black level, yet the gain in ambient-light tolerance could outweigh the sacrifice for many living rooms.
Price Expectations
Official numbers haven’t been released, yet LG admits the W6’s proprietary wireless hardware and custom mount will command a hefty premium. Expect the G6 to land well below that tier while delivering near-identical image performance.
| Model | Brightness Boost | Anti-Reflective | Est. Price Tier |
|---|---|---|---|
| G6 | 20% vs. G5 | Yes (lowest) | Upper-mid OLED |
| W6 | Similar tech | Yes | Flagship+ |
Key Takeaways
- Performance: G6 matches W6 brightness thanks to Tandem panels.
- Value: Standard VESA mounting and no wireless box keep costs down.
- Timing: Retail launch slated for later this year.
With brighter output and room-friendly glare control, the G6 positions itself as the sensible flagship for shoppers who want top-tier OLED tech without designer-tier pricing.

