LG: the TV section of the number one OLED brand
LG is the brand that made OLED popular, and in 2026 it still offers the widest choice, from 42 to 97 inches. Alongside this signature, there is a Mini LED LCD range, a simple webOS system and TVs designed for gaming. Here is everything you need to know before choosing an LG.
- OLED evo : C6, G6 and W6 Wallpaper, from 42 to 97 inches
- LCD : QNED Mini LED and new Mini RGB evo
- Key strengths: Dolby Vision, gaming up to 165 Hz, webOS
- Good to know: no HDR10+ nor DTS output
LG in a nutshell
LG Electronics is a South Korean electronics giant, present in TVs for decades. Its big speciality is OLEDOLED : a screen in which each pixel produces its own light and switches off completely to display perfect black. LG was the first to make a full and affordable range of these, and its subsidiary LG Display also manufactures OLED panels for other brands. The brand also presents itself as the world's number one in OLED TVs.
Its picture philosophy: deep blacks, infinite contrast, accurate colours and a very responsive picture, as enjoyable for a film in the evening as for a video game session. Alongside OLED, LG offers an LCD range (screens lit from behind) under the name QNED, and in 2026 it is launching its first TVs with RGB backlighting, the Mini RGB evo and Micro RGB evo.
LG's strengths and limitations
Why we love LG
- The widest OLED choice: 42 to 97 inches
- Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos across the whole 4K range
- Excellent for gaming: four HDMI 2.1 ports on the OLEDs, up to 165 Hz
- Simple webOS, with Google Cast, AirPlay and Apple Home
- Five years of new webOS versions (Re:New)
Limitations
- No HDR10+ (the format used by Prime Video)
- No Dolby Vision 2 in 2026
- No DTS output to an amplifier
- Different model references in France and Belgium
- QNED72 and NanoCell at 60 Hz: not for gaming at 120 Hz
In short: if you're a film fan watching Netflix or Disney+ (Dolby Vision) or a gamer on PS5, Xbox or PC, LG is one of the best brands on the market. If you mainly watch Prime Video and care about HDR10+, or if you have an AV receiver that decodes DTS, let's talk before you buy: there are solutions, but you need to know about them.
The LG 2026 range at a glance
| Series | Technology | Sizes | From (Nimestore) | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| OLED evo W6 | OLED Tandem, wireless, 9.95 mm | 77, 83" | 4 999,99 € | Design, 'picture frame' TV with no cables |
| OLED evo G6 | Very bright OLED Tandem, anti-reflection | 48 to 97" | 1 899,99 € (48") | Bright living room, demanding film buff |
| OLED evo C6 | OLED (Tandem in 77" and 83") | 42 to 83" | 1 399,99 € (42") | The best all-round balance of films, sport and gaming |
| OLED B6 | Entry-level OLED | 48 to 83" | not in store | The first OLED on a small budget |
| Micro RGB evo | RGB LED LCD | 86, 100" | not in store | Very large, very bright screen |
| Mini RGB evo | LCD Mini LED RGB | 50 to 86" | 999,99 € (55") | Vivid colours, bright room |
| QNED evo 85 / 87 | LCD Mini LED, 120 Hz | 50 to 100" | 749,99 € (50") | Bright living room, consoles, controlled budget |
| QNED72 | LCD Mini LED, 60 Hz | 43 to 85" | 399,99 € (43") | Everyday TV, bedroom |
| NanoCell NU850 | LCD LED, 60 Hz | 43 to 85" | 499,99 € (43") | Large screen at a low price |
| LB, StanbyME 2 | Small HD, Full HD and QHD screens | 27, 32" | 199,99 € | Kitchen, bedroom, office, portable |
Prices recorded on nimestore.com on 15 October 2026. Prices change: the product page is the reference. Nimesclub members often benefit from a reduced price.
Details for each series, including processor, refresh rate, HDMI and sound, can be found in our page on the LG 2026 range.
Which LG series is right for you?
You want a versatile OLED
The C6 does everything very well: films, series, sport and gaming. In 77 or 83 inches, it gets the brighter Tandem panel, which makes it an exceptional deal.
42 to 83 inches · from 1 399,99 €
You have a large picture window
The G6 is the brightest LG OLED, with an anti-reflective coating that keeps deep blacks in broad daylight (in 55, 65, 77 and 83 inches).
48 to 97 inches · from 1 899,99 €
You game a lot
All LG OLEDs have four HDMI 2.1 ports, VRR and G-Sync. The C6 in 42 or 48 inches even makes a superb desktop monitor for PC.
C6 from 1 399,99 €
Want a large, bright screen?
The QNED85 with Mini LED: 120 Hz, Dolby Vision, no risk of burn-in, and excellent performance in bright rooms.
50 to 75 inches · from 749,99 €
Want a 'picture frame' TV?
The W6 mounts on the wall like a frame and receives the picture wirelessly from a box up to 10 metres away.
77 and 83 inches · from 4 999,99 €
Bedroom, kitchen, office
The QNED72 in 43 inches, or the small 27 and 32 inch models running webOS. To move from room to room, the StanbyME 2 touchscreen on battery.
from 199,99 €
To choose by budget, size and use, read which LG to choose.
What's new for LG in 2026
- The Tandem panel moves down the range : reserved for the G5 last year, it features in 2026 on the C6 77 and 83 inches and the W6. The G6 moves to a second generation, about 20% brighter according to LG.
- 165 Hz on the W6, G6 and C6 (versus 144 Hz in 2025), a refresh rate that is mainly useful for PC gaming.
- The α11 Gen3 processor, LG's most powerful, comes to the C6 (the C5 had an α9).
- The return of the Wallpaper with the W6, now wireless thanks to the Zero Connect Box.
- First RGB LCD TVs from LG: Mini RGB evo (50 to 86 inches) and Micro RGB evo (86 and 100 inches in Belgium and France).
- webOS 26 with Google Gemini and Microsoft Copilot for searching by speaking naturally.
To understand these names (Tandem, Brightness Booster, Precision Dimming...), head to LG technologies explained.
webOS, LG's Smart TV system
All LG TVs in 2026 run on webOS 26. The interface is clear and fast, and is controlled with the Magic remote, which works like a mouse: point at the screen, click. It includes Netflix, YouTube, Prime Video, Disney+, Apple TV and, on the Belgian side, RTBF Auvio, VRT MAX and Play (formerly GoPlay).
Important point for Proximus and Telenet customers: there is no Pickx or Telenet TV app on webOS. You need to keep the set-top box, use an Apple TV or go via casting. For RTL Play, Streamz and VTM GO, we check the app store on the model on display before you buy. Good news: Google Cast and AirPlay are built in, which makes sending a video from a smartphone easier.
Warranty and updates
In Belgium, every new TV comes with 2 years' statutory guarantee, provided by the seller. LG adds the webOS Re:New : five years of new system versions, to keep apps and features up to date. To our knowledge, no written LG warranty specifically covers OLED burn-in in Belgium in 2026: we therefore will not promise you anything of the kind without a document from the brand. With normal, varied use, burn-in remains very rare.
Our three LG favourites
LG OLED83C64LA
An 83-inch C6 with the brighter Tandem panel and 40 W 2.2 sound: a picture close to high-end for a C6 price.
83 inches · 4 999,99 €
LG OLED65G64LW
The 65-inch G6: premium anti-reflection coating, very high brightness, 60 W 4.2 sound. The TV that still looks great in full afternoon sun.
65 inches · 3 599,99 €
LG 65QNED85B6B
A 65-inch Mini LED, 120 Hz with 144 Hz VRR, Dolby Vision, full webOS: the clever big screen for the living room and console.
65 inches · 1 099,99 €
At LG, the price gap between two sizes of C6 is sometimes more worthwhile than the gap between two series. Before stepping up a range, ask yourself whether one more inch would not make you happier. And consider the 2025 G5 55 inch still in stock: at 1 399,99 €, it's a great bargain.
LG TVs in store
TV OLED LG OLED42C64LA€1,120.00
OLED TV LG OLED55C64LA€1,438.00
OLED TV LG OLED65C64LA€1,919.00
TV OLED LG OLED83C64LA€3,883.00
OLED TV LG OLED65G64LW€2,614.00
OLED TV LG OLED77W69LA.AEU€4,999.00
TV QNED LG 50QNED85B6B€582.00
LG 65QNED85B6B QNED TV€843.00
LED TV LG 55MRGB88B6B.AEU€999.00
OLED TV LG OLED55G54LW€999.00Going further in the LG section
- The LG 2026 range : each series in detail, decoding model numbers and the 2025 models still on sale.
- LG technologies : panels, processors, anti-reflection, sound, gaming, and a glossary of marketing names.
- Which LG to choose? By budget, size, room and use, with the actual models and prices.
- Setting up your LG TV properly : picture modes, gaming, sound, webOS and OLED care.
- Frequently asked questions about LG : warranty, Belgian model numbers, apps, simple faults.
Frequently asked questions
Is LG the best brand for OLED?
It's the brand that makes the most OLEDs and offers the most sizes, from 42 to 97 inches. For gaming and Dolby Vision, it's often our first recommendation. Samsung, Sony and Philips also make excellent OLEDs: the best brand is the one that suits your use.
How many years of updates does an LG TV get?
With the webOS Re:New programme, LG promises five years of new webOS versions for its recent TVs. That's less than Samsung (seven years), but it's a real written commitment.
Do LG TVs have Google Cast and AirPlay?
Yes. The official spec sheets for the 2026 models list Google Cast, AirPlay and Apple Home, from the small 27-inch up to the W6. So you can send a video from an Android smartphone or an iPhone.
Why are LG model numbers different in Belgium?
LG changes the third digit and the letters depending on the country and the retailer. Nimestore often stocks the French references (C64LA, G64LW), while lg.be lists C67LA, C69LB or G67LW. At the same size, it's the same TV.
Is an LG suitable for the PS5?
Yes, from the 120 Hz models onwards: all the OLEDs, the QNED85 and the Mini RGB evo. The QNED72 and NanoCell NU850 are 60 Hz: very good for TV, but not for gaming at 4K 120 Hz.
Where can I see LG TVs before buying?
Come and see us at our Temploux store: we switch the models on side by side, with your own programmes, so you can judge for yourself.
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