LG’s B6 sits in the brand’s OLED range as the more accessible route into self-lit pixels, competing with mid-tier OLEDs from Samsung and Sony that aim for the same “cinema at home” feel without flagship pricing. You’re still getting the core OLED strengths — inky blacks, strong contrast and wide viewing angles — which matter far more than raw brightness if you watch films in the evening or want consistent colour from the side seats.
Is this the OLED to buy for films and gaming?
The α8 AI Processor 4K Gen3 handles upscaling and motion, so HD broadcasts and streaming can look cleaner and less noisy on a 55-inch panel. Gamers get 120Hz with VRR up to 120Hz, which helps smooth out frame-rate dips and reduces judder in fast camera pans. Dolby Vision support is useful for Netflix/Disney+ HDR, while Dolby Atmos passthrough/support helps if you’re pairing it with a soundbar for wider, more spacious audio. FILMMAKER MODE™ is there when you want a more faithful, less “processed” picture.
- 55-inch 4K OLED: deep blacks and strong contrast for movie nights
- 120Hz + VRR: smoother console/PC play and cleaner motion
- Dolby Vision / Dolby Atmos: better HDR compatibility and audio integration


