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The 2026 65" LG Evo C6 4K OLED TV Drops to $1,199.99 During the eBay Labor Day Sale

LG sells the most OLED TVs, which shouldn't come as a surprise to anyone. Usually the current year model is quite expensive and I typically recommend getting the prior year model for significant cost savings. This time around, however, there's a great deal on a 2026 LG OLED TV that you might not want to miss. For a limited time, eBay via Electronic Express has dropped the price of the 2026 65" LG…

The 2026 65" LG Evo C6 4K OLED TV Drops to $1,199.99 During the eBay Labor Day Sale

The 2026 LG Evo C6 4K OLED TV is on sale for a low price of $1,199.99 on eBay during the Labor Day sale. This deal comes with a 20% off coupon code LABORDAY20 and free delivery. The 2026 65 LG Evo C6 4K OLED TV is the cheapest price available for this model, with other retailers offering it for around $1,500. More sizes of the LG Evo C6 OLED series are also on sale, including the 77, 83, 55, and 42 inch models.

The 2026 LG Evo C6 4K OLED TV features an upgraded 165Hz max refresh rate, a new Alpha 11 Gen 3 processor, and improved AI processing compared to the previous C5 model. The C6 series has been a favorite for console gaming due to its outstanding image quality, low input lag, and high refresh rate. With its Evo panel, this TV offers near-infinite black levels, contrast ratio, and response times, along with modern gaming features like a native 120Hz panel that can reach up to 165Hz, HDMI 2.1 inputs, variable refresh rate, and auto low latency mode.

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