
LG · 2026 · WOLED
G6 OLED evo
55 · 65 · 77 · 83 · 97″
From
$1,900
Display technology
Every pixel makes its own light, so a pixel that is off is truly black.
How it works
An OLED TV has no backlight. Each pixel is a tiny organic light emitter that can switch on and off by itself. WOLED, the type LG Display builds for most OLED TVs, uses white emitters under a color filter. The page for QD-OLED covers the other OLED design.
Because dark areas are simply switched off, contrast does not depend on a backlight being dimmed in zones. That is why OLED is the usual choice for film fans and for sitting in a dim room.
This is general background on the technology, not a rating of any one TV. Models differ a great deal inside every technology, which is why each product page keeps manufacturer claims apart from independent measurements.
The models
12 models in the catalog, 12 with independent measurements. Scores are calculated from published specs and measurements, and every one shows its working on the product page.

LG · 2026 · WOLED
55 · 65 · 77 · 83 · 97″
From
$1,900

Samsung · 2026 · QD-OLED
55 · 65 · 77 · 83″
From
$1,900

LG · 2025 · WOLED
55 · 65 · 77 · 83 · 97″
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Samsung · 2025 · QD-OLED
55 · 65 · 77 · 83″
List from
$2,499

LG · 2026 · WOLED
42 · 48 · 55 · 65 · 77 · 83″
From
$899.99

Samsung · 2026 · WOLED
42 · 48 · 55 · 65 · 77 · 83″
From
$899.99

LG · 2024 · WOLED
42 · 48 · 55 · 65 · 77 · 83″
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LG · 2025 · WOLED
42 · 48 · 55 · 65 · 77 · 83″
From
$1,500

Sony · 2024 · WOLED
55 · 65 · 77″
From
$1,398

LG · 2025 · WOLED
48 · 55 · 65 · 77 · 83″
List from
$1,400

Samsung · 2026 · WOLED
48 · 55 · 65 · 77 · 83″
From
$799.99

Samsung · 2025
42 · 48 · 55 · 65 · 77 · 83″
From
$5,400
Questions
It can. Permanent burn-in comes from showing the same bright image for a very long time. Makers use pixel shifting, brightness limiting and refresh cycles to reduce the risk, and most people who watch varied content do not see it. If a channel logo or game interface is on screen for hours every day, it is worth weighing.
Modern OLED TVs can look good in a lit living room, but they are not the brightest TVs you can buy. If direct sun hits the screen, a bright Mini LED model is usually the safer pick. Look at the measured brightness and the reflection results on each product page.
Both make their own light per pixel. WOLED uses white emitters with color filters. QD-OLED uses blue emitters with a quantum dot layer that creates red and green. They differ in color volume and how they handle room light, which the QD-OLED page explains.
Other display technologies
OLED’s blacks with quantum-dot color volume.
Thousands of tiny backlights for huge brightness.
Red, green and blue backlight LEDs, the newest LCD technology.
Quantum-dot LCD: richer color at mainstream prices.
The everyday TV. Simple, affordable, gets the job done.