I tested the LG B6 OLED and it’s nearly as good as the C6 for a fraction of the price
The LG B6 OLED TV offers excellent value and performance, closely rivaling the more expensive C6 model. It excels in SDR color accuracy and includes top-tier gaming features. Despite some drawbacks, such as a weak speaker system, it stands out as a strong mid-range option in LG's lineup.
- ▪The LG B6 OLED is priced at $1,999.99 for the 65-inch model.
- ▪It features great color accuracy and impressive black levels.
- ▪The B6 is a noticeable improvement over its predecessor and offers a sleek design.
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Tom's Guide Verdict The LG B6 is an excellent OLED TV for the price. It matches up extremely well against its upgraded counterpart, the C6, and even beats it when it comes to SDR color accuracy. Throw in the same great gaming features, sleek design, and impressive black levels, and you’ve got yourself a stunner of a TV that will only get cheaper as the year goes on. $1,999.99 at Best Buy(65-inch) $1,999.99 at LG Electronics US(65-inch) $2,399.99 at Best Buy(55-inch) Check Amazon Pros +Great color accuracy +Top-tier gaming features +Thin and light design +Great value Cons -Weak speaker system -AI features don’t enhance the experience -Dual-leg stand is a little bit flimsy Best picks for you Best LG TVs in 2026: the best LG OLEDs tested and reviewed These are the 3 best OLED TVs we've…
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