LG’s 2026 OLEDs aim at control rooms
LG’s 2026 OLED evo G6 and C6 lineup and modular Sound Suite launched with higher peak brightness, better color accuracy and native support for Eclipsa Audio — features targeted at long‑duration, mission‑critical displays and scalable audio for large rooms. The models also tout improved pixel‑compensation to reduce image retention — a big deal for 24/7 video walls.
[LG announced]prnewswire.com US pre-orders opened on March 4, 2026 with the OLED evo G6 carrying an MSRP from $2,499 and the C6 from $1,399, and LG stated retail availability will begin in March 2026.prnewswire.com [LG claims]prnewswire.com the G6 uses Hyper Radiant/Brightness Booster Ultra to deliver up to 3.9× the brightness of a “regular” OLED and a 45% gain versus last year’s G5, and the G6 lineup will ship in 55", 65", 77", 83" and 97" sizes.prnewswire.com [LG backs]prnewswire.com the G6 series with a five‑year panel warranty, and LG’s technical [documentation details]lg.com a Pixel Refresher compensation cycle that scans for TFT voltage drift and rebalances pixels to address image retention during long‑duration operation.lg.com [LG confirmed]choose.tv it will add native Eclipsa Audio (IAMF) support across the 2026 TV lineup with software updates already rolling to select 2025 models (G5, C5, CS5, QNED9M), and Eclipsa is an IAMF object‑audio format developed with Samsung and Google.choose.tv [LG unveiled]lg.com the modular Sound Suite centered on the H7 soundbar (Dolby Atmos FlexConnect) with M7/M5 wireless surrounds and W7 subwoofer selectable in up to 13.1.7 configurations, and LG says FlexConnect will be extended to 2026 premium TVs and select 2025 models via future software updates.lg.com
