Abstract: For reference-grade picture performance look no further than this 65in OLED TV. Employing LG's self-emissive panel technology, and supporting premium Dolby Vision HDR content as well as Ultra HD Blu-ray and 4K streaming, the Signature OLED65G6 TV is truly...
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Published: 2016-10-03, Author: John , review by: pocket-lint.com
At times it delivers the best TV pictures we've ever seen, enjoys LG's brilliant webOS smart interface, a stunning sound system, the most drop-dead gorgeous/incredible design the TV world has seen
Struggles at times with the extra brightness HDR content brings, no Freeview Play support (strange, considering it's there on LG's cheaper OLED series), does it fully justify the £6,000 price when the E6 model is similar
To see an OLED65G6V is to want one. Its design is so stunning it's almost obscene, while its contrast-rich pictures are often good enough to make grown AV fans weep. Amazingly, thanks to its built-in soundbar, it even manages to sound outstanding despite...
Published: 2016-09-23, Author: John , review by: techradar.com
Ridiculously gorgeous design, Beautiful contrast, rich pictures, Strong audio performance, Great smart TV interface.
It's very expensive, Brightness limited for HDR, Clipping in brightest areas, Sometimes clumsy motion handling.
To see the OLED65G6 is to fall in love with it. This is clearly one of the best TVs of 2016 as it's both beautifully designed and produces some of the best pictures we've ever seen. All that said, it's a bit too pricey – especially considering that you ca...
Published: 2016-08-30, Author: Vincent , review by: hdtvtest.co.uk
Suboptimal HDR10 presentation notwithstanding, LG's 2016 OLED TVs are the best displays on the market today in terms of overall picture quality, and the top-tier OLED65G6V is the cream of the crop due to its higher peak luminance and slightly more polishe...
Stunning contrast performance, Superb design, Good sound quality
Expensive versus the E6 range, No Freeview Play support, Not quite bright enough to deliver full detailing with HDR
LG OLED65G6 – 3D Picture Quality High contrast, native UHD resolution and LG's passive 3D system combine to deliver a genuinely thrilling 3D experience. Detail levels are rich and impressive. There's practically no interference from the double-ghosting cr...
Stunning picture, Fine sound, Web OS 3.0 is slicker than ever,
Pricey, Cheaper E6 alternative has just as impressive a picture,
We love the LG OLED65G6V. It has everything we want: a stunning picture, gorgeous design, great sound, and one eye on the horizon.But we can only give it four stars because of the price tag. Though picture quality is on the same level as the LG OLED55E6V...
Published: 2016-04-04, Author: Lee , review by: reviewed.com
Yes—if you like champagne wishes and caviar dreams.The 65-inch LG G6 (OLED65G6P) boasts a ridiculously good 4K/UHD picture that meets all the premium standards for HDR10 and is matched with an innovative design that is the perfect capstone to a top-shelf...
Perfect blacks and outstanding contrast, Luscious, deep color, HDR and Dolby Vision Capable, Stunning design
Ornate and expensive
With those three issues now gone, the G6 is deadly close to a perfect 10 score. The reason it receives a 9 here instead is because LG will soon release a less expensive curved model (C6) and an even less expensive flat model , both with identical pictur...
Published: 2016-04-01, Author: David , review by: hdtvtest.co.uk
Thanks to LG's near-exclusive (actually, in the US market, exclusive) use of OLED technology in TVs, and the fact that the company has either rectified or significantly improved all of the issues that we found with previous iterations, we feel that the 20...
Stunning picture, Fine sound, Web OS 3.0 is slicker than ever,
Pricey, Cheaper E6 alternative has just as impressive a picture,
We love the LG OLED65G6V. It has everything we want: a stunning picture, gorgeous design, great sound, and one eye on the horizon.But we can only give it four stars because of the price tag. Though picture quality is on the same level as the LG OLED55E6V...
