LG OLED E6 (2016) vs LG OLED evo C6

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OLED E6 (2016) compared with OLED evo C6
LGOLED E6 (2016)LGOLED evo C6
Overview
Released2016March 2026
Display
PanelOLEDOLED
Panel detail–WOLED; 77″ and 83″ use a Primary RGB Tandem panel with Hyper Radiant Colour Tech
Resolution3840 × 2160 (4K)3840 × 2160 (4K)
Refresh rate120 Hz165 Hz (better)
HDR formatsDolby Vision, HDR10Dolby Vision, HDR10, HLG
HDR extrasLG's Austrian OLED55E6V page says its OLED HDR feature was due by software update; the Italian 65E6V page explicitly lists HDR10 and Dolby Vision. Availability may have varied with firmware and region.Dolby Vision IQ
Screen finish–Glossy
Peak brightness–1,251 nits in HDR on a 10% window, 65″ (Tom's Guide)
Picture processingPicture-on-Glass flat OLED with pixel dimming, 4K upscaling and Ultra Luminance; passive CINEMA 3D with two pairs of glasses supplied.AI Picture Pro, AI HDR Remastering, Brightness Booster; 77″ and 83″ add Hyper Radiant Colour Tech (up to 3.2x peak brightness)
Picture modes–FILMMAKER MODE with Ambient Light Compensation, Creator Original mode
Motion handlingNative 120Hz panel in RTINGS' US E6 review; HDMI accepts 4K up to 60Hz. TruMotion interpolation is separate from input refresh.–
Sizes
Sizes55, 65″42, 48, 55, 65, 77, 83″
Largest size65″83″ (better)
Gaming
HDMI ports4 (0 HDMI 2.1 at 4K 120 Hz+)4 (all HDMI 2.1 at 4K 120 Hz+) (better)
Variable refresh rateNoneHDMI VRR, G-Sync Compatible, FreeSync Premium
Auto low latency mode–Yes
HDMI detailFour HDMI 2.0a inputs, one with ARC, with 4K 60Hz, HDR and HDCP 2.2 support (AVForums); no HDMI 2.1.4K 120 Hz on all four ports; eARC, VRR, ALLM, QMS and QFT
Input lag34–42 ms in Game mode on AVForums' OLED65E6V review sample.–
Game featuresGame picture mode; no VRR or HDMI 120Hz input.Up to 4K 165 Hz; G-SYNC Compatible, FreeSync Premium, HGiG, VESA ClearMR 10000, 0.1 ms response; Game Dashboard and Optimiser; Bluetooth Ultra Low Latency controllers (under 2.5 ms)
Cloud gaming–NVIDIA GeForce NOW (4K 120 Hz HDR)
Smart TV and sound
Smart TV platformwebOSwebOS
ProcessorQuad-core (LG Austria)alpha 11 AI Processor 4K Gen3 (Dual AI Engine)
Dolby Atmos–Yes
DTS:X–No
eARC–Yes
Speakers40 W, 2.2 channels–
Wi-FiWi-Fi 5 (802.11ac)Wi-Fi 6
Bluetooth–5.3
Speaker detail40 W, 2.2-channel Harman Kardon-designed integrated soundbar in the stand.42″ 20 W, 2.0 ch; 48″ to 83″ 40 W, 2.2 ch
Audio featuresOLED Surround, Magic Sound Tuning, Clear Voice III, DTS-HD decoding and optical/wireless Sound Sync.Virtual 11.1.2 ch, AI Sound, AI Object Remastering Ultra, Dolby Atmos
CastingMiracast and DLNA supported; Bluetooth supported, version unpublished.–
Software updateswebOS 3.0 with Magic Zoom and Magic Mobile Connection. LG's 24 May 2016 US release confirms the E6 series already at retailers, but does not establish its first sale month; release is therefore recorded at year precision.webOS 26; webOS Re:New Program upgrades for up to 5 years
TV tunersDVB-T2/C/S2 and CI+; USB recording and time shift for digital TV.–
USBThree USB ports, one USB 3.0 and two USB 2.0 (LG Italy; LG Austria's total reads one despite this breakdown).2 × USB 2.0
EthernetEthernet LAN port.–
Optical audio outOptical digital audio output, plus headphone/line output.–
Design and power
SizeWithout stand (W × H × D), LG Austria: 55″ 1237 × 767 × 56.7 mm; 65″ 1461 × 893 × 56.7 mm.Without stand, 42″ 932 × 540 × 41.1 mm; 48″ 1071 × 620 × 46.9 mm; 55″ 1222 × 703 × 45.1 mm; 65″ 1441 × 826 × 45.1 mm; 77″ 1711 × 982 × 47.1 mm; 83″ 1842 × 1055 × 52.9 mm
StandIntegrated soundbar stand; with stand (W × H × D), LG Austria: 55″ 1237 × 767 × 175 mm; 65″ 1461 × 893 × 200 mm.Central pedestal stand; 65″ stands 880 mm tall on it, stand footprint 470 × 230 mm
VESA pattern400 × 200 mm for both sizes.48″, 55″ and 65″ 300 × 200 mm; 83″ 400 × 400 mm
Warranty–OLED Care+ covers the panel for 5 years
Power useLG Austria lists 145 W operating and 0.5 W standby for each size.–
In the boxMagic Motion Remote Control and two pairs of passive 3D glasses; What Hi-Fi? also reports a slim second remote on its 65-inch review unit.–

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