The only most spectacular piece of expertise I noticed at CES this yr was LG’s revamped Wallpaper TV, AKA the OLED evo w6. It’s about as skinny as a typical pencil, it’s fully wi-fi and it packs in all of LG’s newest OLED expertise, giving it extremely wealthy colours and anti-reflective capabilities. We ended up giving the Wallpaper set our best TV of CES 2026 award, just because it appeared so rattling good. Now, we lastly understand how a lot it prices: LG introduced the 77-inch evo w6 will go for $5,500, whereas the 83-inch mannequin will promote for $7,500.
Each units are a $1,000 premium over the OLED evo G6 fashions, that are LG’s highest-end TVs with out the corporate’s super-thin Wallpaper tech. Whereas the thicker units are clearly a greater deal, there’s nonetheless one thing inherently spectacular concerning the Wallpaper fashions. For many individuals, the straightforward “wow issue” of the evo W6’s design can be price the additional $1,000.
If that each one sounds too wealthy on your blood, LG’s mainstream OLED sets are far cheaper, beginning at $1,399 for the 43-inch C6 set. And for those who don’t want the most recent OLED panels round, it’s price conserving a watch out for offers round older fashions. I’ve seen 65-inch C5 units for close to $1,000, and 77-inch TVs for around $1,500. These older units can be a bit much less vivid, and possibly present extra reflections, however in a dim room they’ll nonetheless have all the advantages of OLED: Extremely excessive distinction, and ridiculously darkish black ranges.
