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Y LG OLED55C6P, 139.7 cm (55"), 3840 x 2160 pixels, 3D, Smart TV, Wi-Fi, Silver LG OLED55C6P. Display diagonal: 139.7 cm (55"), Display resolution: 3840 x 2160 pixels, HD type: 4K Ultra HD, Display technology: OLED, Screen shape: Curved. 3D. Smart TV. Native aspect ratio: 16:9. Digital signal format system: DVB-C, DVB-S, DVB-S2, DVB-T, DVB-T2. Wi-Fi, Ethernet LAN. Product colour: Silver While there's always been a lot of excitement around OLED technology, it seems to have reached fever pitch this year, and it's easy to see why. Having already greatly improved the performance and affordability of its OLED TVs last year, LG – the only bran... The OLED55C6P looks a million dollars with its super-slim, silver-edged screen. It also produces stunning color and contrast, along with more brightness than any previous OLED TV, and it's the first TV I've seen that consistently convinces with dark HDR s... Bright HDR peaks aren't as intense as they are on LCD TVs, and there can be some loss of detail in the brightest areas. The very darkest HDR content can suffer with a couple of different types of noise, and the set's audio lacks bass. The curved screen wo... LG is to be applauded for moving its already impressive OLED technology on leaps and bounds with the OLED55C6P. It solves my main problems with 2015's screens, and the extra brightness that's been found is as welcome as it is important.There remain two or... https://www.expertreviews.co.uk/lg/1405272/lg-oled-55c6v-review LG's OLED TVs have always known how to make an impression. With their ultra-slender bezels, super-slim curved panels and rich, vibrant colour reproduction, even the very best LED TVs looks monstrous when you shuffle them up them side-by-side. The new LG O... Stunning panel design, Great selection of catch-up apps, Freeview Play comes built-in, Rich, vibrant colours Plastic stand is a little disappointing considering the price, Struggles to display all shades of grey, Menus are fiddly to navigate Ultimately, the C6V's greatest flaw is its price. While £2,299 is still a heck of a lot cheaper than last year's OLED sets, it's still a lot of money for a TV that comes with so many caveats; so many niggles. I really want OLED to succeed as a mainstream... LG's OLED TVs really make an impression. With their ultra-slender bezels, super-slim curved panels and rich, vibrant colour reproduction, even the very best LED TVs looks monstrous when you shuffle them up them side-by-side.The new LG OLED C6V is no excep... https://www.pocket-lint.com/tv/reviews/lg/138511-lg-oled-c6-4k-tv-review-the-curved-oled-master When the term "OLED" is uttered around people who like TVs, there's a twitch of excitement. An eye sparkles, an eyebrow raises, a corner of the mouth curls into a smile. That all comes down to the reputation that OLED has acquired: movie fans want to own... Picture quality is exceptional, enjoys LG's brilliant webOS smart interface, curved design, connected services for 4K HDR content Sound quality limits, OLED's HDR peaks not as impactful as rivals, Freeview Play yet to arrive (but is due) The LG OLED C6 is an excellent example of the skills that OLED offers. The picture quality is stunning regardless of the source, with vibrancy in colours, blacks so deep you'll fall into them and a handling of HDR and Ultra HD content that will put a smil... https://www.techradar.com/reviews/audio-visual/televisions/lg-oled55c6v-1323747/review While there's always been a lot of excitement around OLED technology, it seems to have reached fever pitch this year, and it's easy to see why. Having already greatly improved the performance and affordability of its OLED TVs last year, LG – the only bran... Ground, breaking contrast, Gorgeous, ultra, thin design, Excellent smart TV interface, Spectacularly rich colours Curved screen exaggerates reflections, Various picture noise issues, Bright area detail loss, Some motion issues The OLED55C6V is quite simply the best OLED TV yet. It looks gorgeous, particularly if curved screens are your thing, and unprecedented black levels help to deliver picture quality that is, for the most part, dazzling, as LG continues to refine its techno... https://www.avforums.com/reviews/lg-c6-oled55c6v-uhd-4k-tv-review.12713 The C6 is one of LG's latest OLED TVs and forms part of their new line-up for 2016. It uses a curved screen and includes passive 3D, as well as the latest version of WebOS. The C6 meets the criteria for Ultra HD Premium certification, as laid down by the... Superb blacks and contrast ratio, Marvellous dynamic range, Great greyscale and colour accuracy, Excellent video processing, Wide viewing angles, Supports Dolby Vision, Impressive passive 3D, WebOS remains effective Minor banding just above black, Slight crush in shadow detail, Clipping with HDR 10 material, Rec.2020 tracking could be better, Side inputs too close to edge As the first OLED TV that we have reviewed this year, the LG 55C6 has been largely impressive, retaining a number of key features, producing a great image and delivering on many of LG's promises for this latest generation. It might not have the stunning l... https://www.trustedreviews.com/reviews/lg-oled55c6 What is the LG OLED55C6V? The OLED55C6V is the first TV we've seen from LG's 2016 OLED range. Costing £3,000, it's a 55-inch model with a curved screen, and it arrives packing new support for Dolby Vision's high dynamic range technology as well as – accor... Peerless black-level response, Stunning colours, Incredible design Occasional noise during dark scenes, Detail loss with very bright content, Average sonics LG OLED55C6V – 3D Picture Quality I've long been a fan of the way LG's passive 3D solution works on Ultra HD TVs, and the OLED55C6V does nothing to dent my enthusiasm. There's none of the tiring, distracting flickering often seen with active 3D TVs, and w... https://www.stuff.tv/lg/oled55c6v/review This 55in 4K OLED is the real McCoy, the genuine article – or so its ‘UHD Premium' certification would have you believe. Sounds fancy, right? Well, all this industry tag really tells you is that the LG we have here meets the must-have ‘premium' specs for... HDR- and Dolby Vision-ready, Eye-boggling colour palette, Slick, foolproof and uber-smart OS, Super-slim frame It's a waiting game for Freeview Play Sat there waiting for us to burst your bubble? No need. As committed to HDR and 4K as a Texan is to the Republican Party, the OLED55C6V may as well have ‘future-proofed' stamped across its forehead. And with a picture like that, sends us into a televisual... https://www.whathifi.com/lg/oled55c6v/review At CES earlier this year, LG was competing with Samsung and Panasonic to announce the world's first UHD Premium-certified TV, but the Korean giant was even keener to get in first with Dolby Vision, Dolby's own end-to-end HDR solution and the alternative t... Dolby Vision and HDR10 support, UHD Premium-certified, Rich, punchy hues, Hugely insightful, Deep blacks, WebOS, Edges are overetched, If 2015 was the year of 4K, this is the year of HDR. Everyone is getting onboard, and while content is likely to remain touch-and-go until the year's end, the OLED55C6V, which may as well have ‘future-proofed' stamped across its forehead, is sitting there...