Part of LG’s mid-to-upper OLED Evo C-series for 2025, the OLED65C56LB is the 65-inch model aimed at people who want flagship-level picture quality without stepping up to the pricier G-series. It competes directly with sets like Samsung’s S90/S95 OLED range and Sony’s A80/A84 line, with LG’s calling card being self-lit pixels rather than a backlight.

What does “OLED Evo + a9 AI” actually change day to day?

Because each pixel lights itself, you get genuinely inky blacks and very precise shadow detail — useful for films and darker dramas where LED TVs can look grey or washed out. The a9 AI processor focuses on scene-by-scene processing, helping with upscaling and smoothing out lower-quality broadcasts so they don’t look as rough on a big 65-inch panel. As a Smart TV, it’s built for app-first viewing, with a modern interface that suits streaming-heavy households.

• 65-inch 4K OLED panel: big-screen immersion with pixel-level contrast control.
• OLED Evo: tuned for punchier brightness and colour compared with older LG OLED generations.