LG Unveils Evo G6 OLED TV with Brighter Display and Enhanced Color Accuracy

7 articles · Updated · ZDNet · Apr 22

LG has launched the Evo G6 OLED TV, offering improved brightness, refined color reproduction, and enhanced processing compared to its predecessor, the G5.
The G6 features a matte screen for better glare reduction, upgraded AI-powered settings, and addresses previous color banding issues, though Dolby Vision banding persists in some scenes.
While picture quality is excellent, connectivity sees a downgrade to Wi-Fi 5, and the overall upgrade over the G5 is incremental rather than transformative.

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What justifies the G6's downgrade to Wi-Fi 5 when its predecessor featured more advanced Wi-Fi 6E?

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