We just lab tested the LG B6 OLED — and it's actually better than the C6 in this one area
The LG B6 OLED TV has been tested and found to outperform the C6 model in terms of color accuracy for HD/SDR content. While the C6 is brighter and more colorful, the B6 offers better performance for viewers who primarily watch non-4K content. This makes the B6 a compelling option for those looking for a more affordable OLED TV.
- ▪The LG B6 OLED starts at $1,999 for a 65-inch screen.
- ▪In HD/SDR content, the B6 OLED provides slightly better color accuracy than the C6.
- ▪The C6 OLED is brighter and more color accurate for 4K/HDR content compared to the B6.
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TVs OLED TVs We just lab tested the LG B6 OLED — and it's actually better than the C6 in this one area Features By Nick Pino published 22 May 2026 For certain types of content, the B6 is an even better option When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. (Image credit: LG) Copy link Facebook X Reddit Email Share this article 0 Join the conversation Follow us Add us as a preferred source on Google Newsletter Subscribe to our newsletter LG’s OLED TVs are some of the most popular and best TVs on the market.
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