LG is taking advantage of spring 2026 to thoroughly revamp its lineup of premium TVs. The Korean brand has unveiled both its new OLED evo series and a Micro RGB evo series designed to upgrade its high-end LCD catalog. Highlights include increased brightness, reduced glare, AI-enhanced video processing, and new software customization features. With this 2026 generation, LG is seeking to improve its OLED and LCD technologies simultaneously across several areas.
Hyper Radiant Color at the heart of LG’s new OLEDs
The main evolution of the OLED 2026 range is based on Hyper Radiant Color technology. LG explains that the latter improves brightness, color rendition and black depth, while further limiting screen reflections in bright environments. This technology equips the brand’s most advanced OLED evo models and is accompanied by a new α11 AI 4K Gen3 processor.
This processor uses a dual AI engine responsible for analyzing images in order to simultaneously optimize noise reduction, texture accuracy, and the preservation of natural detail. LG states that this new architecture is designed to deliver a more balanced and realistic picture, particularly when displaying content with high dynamic range.
The brand also announces a 20% increase in brightness on its W6 and G6 range compared with the G5, thanks to Brightness Booster Ultra. The W6 and G6 TVs also feature a Reflection Free Premium certified screen by Intertek.
The return of Wallpaper TV in a wireless version
LG is also reviving its Wallpaper TV concept with the launch of the OLED evo W6. This model marks the return of a design inaugurated in 2017, characterized by an extremely slim profile and particularly discreet wall integration. The manufacturer states that the TV is 9.9 mm thick and comes with a wall mount that allows it to be positioned flush against the wall.
The W6 also adopts LG’s True Wireless technology. All the connectors are housed in an external Zero Connect box, more compact than the previous version, which can be installed up to ten meters from the TV. This architecture makes for a visually lighter installation while preserving the screen’s minimalist appearance.
This True Wireless OLED TV is the slimmest in its class, combining premium design, wireless 4K video transmission, and picture performance from the 2026 evo OLED platform.
The LG OLED Evo W6 range comes in two screen sizes: a 77″ (195 cm) model advertised at €4,999, and an 83″ (210 cm) model that will go on sale for €5,999.
G6 and C6: upgrade across the entire OLED lineup
The LG OLED evo G6 represents the brand’s technological showcase for 2026. This model combines Hyper Radiant Color technology, Brightness Booster Ultra and the α11 AI Gen3 processor to deliver LG’s brightest OLED TV ever, according to the manufacturer (peak brightness announced at 3,500 nits on the 65″ model). It also supports Dolby Vision, Dolby Atmos and Filmmaker Mode with ambient light compensation.
Gamers also benefit from 4K compatibility up to 165 Hz with VRR, NVIDIA G-SYNC, AMD FreeSync Premium and ALLM, confirming LG’s determination to maintain its position in the gaming segment.
The LG OLED Evo G6 range will be available in six diagonals:
- LG OLED48G6 (48″/121 cm): €1,699
- LG OLED55G6 (55″/139 cm): €2,299
- LG OLED65G6 (65″/164 cm): €3,299
- LG OLED77G6 (77″/195 cm): €4,599
- LG OLED83G6 (83″/210 cm): €6,499
- LG OLED97G6 (97″/246 cm): €25,099
The more affordable LG OLED evo C6 also benefits from a notable evolution. This series inherits several technologies previously reserved for higher-end models, including the third-generation α11 AI processor, AI Picture Pro and AI Sound Pro. The 77″ and 83″ variants also benefit from Hyper Radiant Color technology with a new-generation tandem OLED panel, raising peak brightness to 2,900 nits on these two large diagonals, compared with 1,900 nits for the smaller models.
The LG OLED Evo C6 range includes six screen sizes:
- LG OLED42C6 (42″/107 cm): €1,299
- LG OLED48C6 (48″/121 cm): €1,499
- LG OLED55C6 (55″/139 cm): €1,899
- LG OLED65C6 (65″/164 cm): €2,499
- LG OLED77C6 (77″/195 cm): €3,499
- LG OLED83C6 (83″/210 cm): €4,999
Micro RGB evo aims to redefine premium LCDs
Alongside its OLED lineup, LG is unveiling its Micro RGB evo MRGB 96 series, a new family of high-end LCD TVs. This model benefits from Micro RGB technology based on the smallest individual RGB LEDs ever used by the brand in an LCD TV. LG presents this development as a major step forward in its MiniLED strategy.
The manufacturer points out that Micro RGB evo relies on a version of the α11 AI Gen3 processor, adapted here to backlight management. The TV precisely controls each RGB LED to improve sharpness, color accuracy and overall image balance.
LG also announces 100% coverage of BT.2020, DCI-P3 and Adobe RGB color spaces, backed by an Intertek certification. The Micro Dimming Ultra system drives over a thousand local dimming zones to improve contrast and enhance detail clarity in both dark and bright areas.
This will appeal to movie lovers, with an optimal reproduction of Dolby Vision and HDR10 content, enhanced by immersive sound provided by a 40-watt audio system and Dolby Atmos support.
The LG MRGB 96 range is also aimed at gamers, with HDMI 2.1 ports offering 4K compatibility up to 165 Hz with VRR, AMD FreeSync Premium and ALLM.
The LG Micro RGB MRGB 96 TV range is available in three picture sizes:
- LG 75MRGB96B (75″/189 cm): €4,999
- LG 86MRGB96B (86″/218 cm): €6,999
- LG 100MRGB96B (100″/254 cm): €9,999
Mini LED RGB at the heart of LG LCD 2026 offer
A new addition to the LG 2026 catalog, the LG MRGB 85 range features Mini RGB backlighting, an evolution of the Mini LED LCD designed to enhance luminous precision and color richness. Combined with the Alpha 8 AI 4K Gen3 processor, this Ultra HD 4K panel benefits from advanced video processing and Precision Dimming for optimized contrast and local backlight management.
Featuring a native 120Hz 4K panel, this series aims to combine high smoothness, detailed images and controlled colorimetry. LG also announces dual certification guaranteeing 100% coverage of the DCI-P3 and Adobe RGB color spaces, a key advantage for displaying HDR content.
Designed to offer a complete cinema experience, the LG MRGB85 TVs support Dolby Vision, HDR10 and Dolby Atmos formats, so you can fully enjoy films and series broadcast by streaming platforms and Ultra HD media. They also feature the webOS 26 smart interface, again accompanied by the AI Magic Remote intelligent remote control, for quick and easy access to all multimedia services.
Gamers aren’t left out either, with three HDMI 2.1 ports, VRR compatibility up to 144Hz, AMD FreeSync certification and Dolby Vision Gaming support in 120Hz 4K. All of which effectively meets the needs of both next-generation consoles and gaming PCs. The audio section features 20 watts of amplification, and is WOW Synergy compatible for optimized pairing with LG soundbars.
The LG MRGB85 series features a side-stand design. Models with a center stand, named MRGB86 and MRGB87, will also be available with no changes to the technical specifications.
The LG Mini LED RGB range is available in five screen sizes, from 50″ to 86″:
- LG 50MRGB85 (50″/126 cm): €849
- LG 55MRGB85 (55″/139 cm): €999
- LG 65MRGB85 (65″/164 cm): €1,199
- LG 75MRGB85 (75″/189 cm): €1,799
- LG 86MRGB85 (86″/218 cm): €2,199
LG QNED81 and QNED86: versatility and performance
Positioned as the gateway to LG’s QNED universe, the LG QNED81 range features a 60Hz 4K panel combined with QNED evo technology and the Alpha 7 AI 4K Gen9 processor. This series benefits from modernized video processing for improved sharpness, colorimetry and upscaling of everyday content. HDR10-compatible, it is intended above all for versatile use, whether for TV programs and streaming or for watching films and series.
Designed for family use, the LG QNED81 features the webOS 26 smart interface with an AI Magic Remote, as well as a 20-watt WOW Synergy-compatible audio section. As for gaming, it features three HDMI 2.0 inputs and a VRR mode up to 60 Hz, enough to accompany current consoles in a casual gaming setting. The LG QNED81 series ranges from 43 to 85 inches (prices to be announced).
More ambitious, the LG QNED86 series uses QNED evo technology in a higher-performance configuration, thanks to its 120Hz 4K panel and Alpha 8 AI 4K Gen3 processor. It also benefits from Precision Dimming, designed to fine-tune backlight management for improved contrast perception. Dolby Vision and HDR10-compatible, it is therefore ideally suited to demanding home theater applications.
The LG QNED86 also focuses on gaming, with four HDMI 2.1 ports, VRR compatibility up to 144Hz, AMD FreeSync certification and Dolby Vision Gaming in 120Hz 4K. Enough to appeal to console gamers and PC gaming enthusiasts alike. This series is available in a range of picture diagonals from 43 to 85 inches (prices to be announced).
Summary
LG has structured its 2026 TV range around a particularly clear segmentation, with references designed to meet all user profiles, from family living rooms to the most ambitious home theater installations. With the rise of OLED evo technology, the arrival of Micro RGB evo in the premium LCD segment and the gradual democratization of Mini LED RGB, the manufacturer is pursuing the simultaneous evolution of all its display technologies.
This new generation is distinguished above all by an overall improvement in video performance, more advanced integration of artificial intelligence in image processing, and a continued focus on gaming applications. LG is therefore confirming its goal of offering a coherent, comprehensive, and technologically competitive catalog across the entire premium TV sector in 2026.
