LG makes some of the best TVs on the market — I’ve been using an LG C2 OLED for some years, and am still blown away by its picture quality each time I sit down to watch a movie or a TV show. The company revealed its W6 Wallpaper TV at CES 2026. With its thin design, wireless connection box and the option to display artwork digitally, LG’s Wallpaper TV allows you to install a television in your living room while maintaining a clean setup that doesn’t, by default, make it the center of attention. Plus, enhancements to its panel make it better suited to living rooms while theoretically maintaining excellent video quality.
As the name suggests, the W6 Wallpaper TV is super thin at just 0.35 inches (9mm). It’s designed to sit flush against a wall, so if you wall-mount your television, it shouldn’t stick out too much. LG’s W6 Wallpaper TV has a wireless connection box for the audio/video inputs, like HDMI ports, that can be placed up to 30 feet away. So you can keep your home theater devices — streaming devices, game consoles and 4K Blu-ray players — tucked away in a media cabinet for a clutter-free living room.
Despite the LG W6 Wallpaper TV’s wireless connectivity box, the company says it delivers visually lossless 4K audio and video. For gamers, the W6 Wallpaper can run games at up to 4K resolution with a blazing-fast 165Hz refresh rate and a super-low 0.1ms pixel response time — if you’ve got a PC capable of running high-resolution, high-frame-rate games, the W6 should be more than up to the task. Likewise, it should pair well with consoles such as the PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S and Nintendo Switch 2.
LG claims that the W6 is “reflection free,” with the lowest reflectance of its 2026 panels. If you’re using the TV in your living room or another spot with lots of ambient light, the W6 may be an improvement over previous LG OLEDs. The W6 is supposedly 3.9 times brighter than the average OLED on the market, thanks to LG’s Brightness Booster Ultra and Hyper Radiant Color Technology.
LG’s Gallery Plus service lets you display artwork on your television, so you can use the app to make your wall-mounted TV masquerade as a painting or photograph. Gallery Plus is a paid service, but there’s a free light version available. The W6 Wallpaper TV comes in 77-inch and 83-inch variants.
On paper, the LG W6 Wallpaper TV seems to strike a balance in order to appease home theater enthusiasts who want a discreet setup in a living room or family room. Notably, LG also unveiled a Gallery TV, which aims to compete with other art televisions such as Samsung’s Frame TV. But it’s a Mini-LED, not an OLED, so you may not get the best possible image quality, even if it’s still solid.
