LG B6 OLED TV Review (2026)

The LG B6 OLED TV is priced lower than its competitors, such as the LG C6 and LG G6. However, it faces stiff competition from new art TVs like the Amazon Ember Artline and RGB models from LG, Samsung, and Hisense. The B6 is thin at just 1.8 inches at the base and around most of the bezel. It features a thin OLED panel that doesn't require backlighting.

However, it only supports Wi-Fi 5 and lacks a pedestal stand design. It is easy to set up using LG's WebOS interface or ThinQ app. The B6 has several features, including a gaming mode, AI picture enhancements, an artwork mode called LG Gallery+, and an LG music app. The remote can be difficult to use in the dark due to an offset Home button and non-backlit shortcuts.

The TV's performance was mixed; blacks and grays were clear and detailed, but it struggled with darker scenes. Color saturation and luminance could be improved, especially compared to RGB TVs. The TV's 120-Hz refresh rate performed well during gaming. Overall, the B6 is an entry-level OLED with many flagship features, but its brightness and contrast could be better.