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LG B6 OLED (2026) vs Philips OLED+911

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  • 36 different values
  • 46 known for one only
  • 23 the same
  • 46 missing for both

Biggest differences

Each bar uses the scale of all 163 TVs.

  1. Standby powerLower is betterA: 0.5WB: 0.3WPhilips is 0.2 W lower.
  2. Refresh rateA: 120HzB: 165HzPhilips is 45 Hz higher.

Refresh rate per resolution

The best rate over any port. Bars run from 0 to 360 Hz.

3840 × 2160Native for both
A120Hz
B165Hz
2560 × 1440
A120Hz
BNot listed

Size, drawn to scale

Front and side, on their stands.

Weight

0 to 40 kg

Weight with stand
A17.3kg
B21.65kg
Weight without stand
A17.1kg
B21.38kg

All 159 fields

Every value links to where we found it.

ALG B6 OLED (2026)
BPhilips OLED+911

General

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Announced
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Successor
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Launch price (US)
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Launch price (EU)
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Colours
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Display

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Screen size class
Sizes covered
Pixel density (size class)
67.8ppi
67.8ppi
Anti-reflection coating
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Panel

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Local dimming zones
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Native colour depth
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DCI-P3 coverage (claimed)
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Rec. 2020 coverage (claimed)
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Peak HDR brightness (claimed)
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HDR and picture

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Motion and gaming

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Maximum accepted refresh rate per resolution and input
Maximum accepted refresh rate
120Hz
165Hz
Maximum accepted refresh rate at 4K
120Hz
165Hz
Input lag (claimed)
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Measured

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Input lag (measured)
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Input lag at 4K 60 Hz (measured)
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Input lag at 4K 120 Hz (measured)
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Input lag at 4K 144 Hz (measured)
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SDR brightness in a real scene (measured)
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HDR brightness in a real scene (measured)
726nits5Reviewrtings.com/tv/reviews/lg/b6-oled-2026Read 7 October 2026Tested 65-inch OLED65B6GUA. Public HDR Brightness paragraph's alternate DTM-enabled results name Hallway Lights 726 cd/m2, Yellow Skyscraper 518 and Landscape Pool 261. Store 726 for the named Hallway Lights real scene, whose mastering target is about 1950 cd/m2. This is not a 10% window or whole-scene average. Filmmaker HDR10 method in public settings page, Dynamic Tone Mapping On. Expression Enhancer state for these alternate numbers is not specified. Linked public HDR method uses Murideo 7G real scenes and a Konica Minolta LS-100 luminance meter. CR-100 describes static slides, not this scene test. Initial firmware 43.21.51. Window durations and calibrated white-balance state for this alternate result are unstated.7Reviewrtings.com/tv/reviews/lg/b6-oled-2026/settingsRead 7 October 2026Public calibration method for tested 65-inch: HDR10 Filmmaker Mode, OLED Pixel Brightness 100, Peak Brightness High. DTM-enabled scene value comes from the public review's alternate result paragraph. Brightness Preferred settings also name Expression Enhancer Brightness, but review does not explicitly tie those alternate scene numbers to that state, so no enhancer state is assumed.13Measurementrtings.com/tv/tests/picture-quality/hdr-peak-brightnessRead 7 October 2026Actual public linked protocol names Murideo 7G real scenes and Konica Minolta LS-100. Hallway is the higher measured highlight of two overhead lights, mastered around 1950 cd/m2, not whole-scene average or static white window. CR-100 relates to static slides. General protocol calibrates white point 6500K, but the exact alternate DTM On result does not independently restate calibration/enhancer state.
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HDR peak brightness (measured)
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Full-screen HDR brightness (measured)
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Contrast ratio (measured)
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Contrast with local dimming (measured)
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Infinite contrast (measured)
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DCI-P3 coverage (measured)
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Rec. 2020 coverage (measured)
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Colour volume at 1,000 nits (measured)
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Colour volume at 10,000 nits (measured)
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Gray uniformity deviation (measured)
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Colour shift angle (measured)
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Reflections (measured)
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Total pixel response time (measured)
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PWM flicker frequency (measured)
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VRR range (measured)
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Power use SDR (measured)
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Smart platform

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Latest OS
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OS upgrade support period
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Chipset
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RAM
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Hands-free microphone
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Tuners

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Tuners per broadcast standard
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Record to USB
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Audio

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Audio formats
eARC passthrough
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Connectivity

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Video inputs
HDMI ports
4
4
HDMI ports with 4K 120 Hz
4
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Highest HDMI version
2.1
2.1
Maximum HDMI link bandwidth
48Gbps
48Gbps
Ethernet speed
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Wi-Fi bands
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Remote

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Stand and mounting

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OLED care

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Burn-in covered by warranty
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Burn-in warranty length
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Dimensions and weight

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Thinnest depth
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Power

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Maximum operating power
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Certifications

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ENERGY STAR
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In the box

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Warranty

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