LG has a reputation for creating top-notch TVs. Personally, I’ve loved my LG C2 OLED for years; the picture quality never fails to impress me. Recently, LG showcased its new W6 Wallpaper TV at CES 2026, and it caught my attention for several reasons.
The W6 is ultra-slim—just 0.35 inches thick. This means it can sit flush against your wall, blending in seamlessly. LG designed it with a wireless connection box for all your audio and video needs. This box can be placed up to 30 feet away, keeping your streaming devices and gaming consoles hidden away and your living room looking neat.
Even with this wireless setup, LG boasts that you won’t lose any audio or video quality. For gamers, it sounds like a dream: the W6 can handle 4K resolution at a speedy 165Hz refresh rate. If you have a powerful gaming PC or the latest consoles like the PlayStation 5 or Xbox Series X/S, this TV is ready for action.
One of its standout features is the low reflectance. LG claims that this model is “reflection-free” and 3.9 times brighter than typical OLEDs. This could be a game-changer for those with bright living rooms. With added technologies like Brightness Booster Ultra, watching movies or sports during the day should be a breeze.
There’s also LG’s Gallery Plus service, which lets you turn your TV into a digital artwork display. You can choose anything from paintings to photographs, giving you the option to customize your space. While the service does have a paid version, a lighter free version is also available. The W6 comes in two sizes: 77 inches and 83 inches, catering to different room sizes and preferences.
While the W6 is designed for those wanting a blend of functionality and aesthetics, LG also introduced a Gallery TV to compete with Samsung’s Frame TV. However, it’s worth noting that the Gallery model uses Mini-LED technology instead of OLED, which might affect image quality slightly.
In today’s digital age, having a TV that not only performs well but also complements your living space is crucial. Many social media trends now showcase homeowners using such TVs in creative ways, incorporating them into design schemes rather than letting them be a focal point.
As technology advances, consumers increasingly seek options that enhance both their viewing experience and home decor. According to a recent survey, 55% of homeowners prefer tech products that blend into their living spaces rather than stand out. This preference highlights the W6’s appeal, making it a strong contender in the premium TV market.
For more on LG’s offerings, check out their official news page.
