The LG G6 is a fascinating product that boasts astonishing image quality, making anything else seem inferior by comparison. The TV's onboard processor is tangibly faster, and it supports both HDR10 and Dolby Vision standards, which may be frustrating for some users who are forced to choose between the two without the option to manually select their preferred standard. This limitation was particularly evident in the Netflix app, where I couldn't switch between HDR10 and Dolby Vision. Watching LG's chess demo side by side, with HDR10 on one side and Dolby Vision on the other, made it clear that the newer display is superior.

The image quality of the G6 is not only impressive but also unparalleled. The reflections off the king's armor in the chess demo were breathtakingly accurate, and the glossiness of the Chinese items was equally stunning. This level of detail and accuracy is a testament to the TV's capabilities, making it clear that LG has made significant strides in terms of image quality. However, this excellence comes with some compromises. The Dolby Vision version of Marco Polo, for example, was less impressive than its HDR10 counterpart.

One minor issue with the G6 is the permanently attached power cord, which may be a concern for those who prefer to have more flexibility when using their TV. Another issue is that LG has seemingly abandoned input lag in favor of concentrating on image quality. Even in game mode, the TV's response time was slow, which may be frustrating for gamers who require a more responsive experience.

The G6 also features an impressive Magic Remote interface, which I've previously praised for its ease of use and functionality. The onboard processor is also faster than that found in other TVs, making it well-suited for tasks beyond just image quality.

LG's software is not Android TV, but it does feature a Plex app and a Netflix app, which are both useful for streaming content from the internet. Additionally, the TV has an image quality restore routine that takes an hour to complete if OLED burning occurs on the panel, ensuring that users can continue to enjoy their favorite shows and movies without any disruptions.

The final verdict is that while the G6 may not be worth $8,000 for everyone due to the limitations it poses, it's still the best viewing experience I've ever had. This is particularly true for those who don't mind compromising on gaming and are willing to prioritize image quality above all else.

In conclusion, if you're looking for a TV that will provide an unparalleled viewing experience without breaking the bank, the LG G6 may be worth considering. However, for gamers or those who require input lag for optimal performance, this TV may not be the best choice. The price point of $8,000 is certainly steep, but the quality and image quality it offers make it a worthwhile investment for some.

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"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enit's been more than a month since I replaced the LG 65 eg9600 65in curved OLED 4K TV in my living room with LG's brand new Signature Series OLED 65 g6p thanks LGBT dubs the birthday cake was cool but this is better now last time around I was blown away by the massive improvements to image quality compared to my old 1080p LCD that were made possible by the switch to OLED pixels and four times as many of them at that but have we reached the point of diminishing returns or is the 2016 Flagship another Quantum Leap Forward thanks to the industry's next big buzzword HDR let's discuss Corsair boasts unrivaled comfort and Universal compatibility on its void surround headset featuring a genuine Dolby 7.1 headphone USB adapter check out the link in the video description to learn more the G6 as I'll be calling it for the rest of the review cuz it's fly is gorgeous in ways that I've always been able to appreciate like the way the organic light emitting diodes the oleds are so close to the surface of their glass backing that they almost seem to be floating there dramatically improving resistance to glare and viewing angles to new ways I mean it's funny how your perspective changes over time there was a point in my life not long ago mind you that a display a monitor or a TV was all about the panel it could be in a cardboard box housing for all I cared as long as the image quality was the best that I could get for as few dollars as possible and yet now that I'm older I find it a easier to appreciate the value of a beautifully designed enclosure for my TV because I view it as a piece of furniture as much as a window to my Netflix fix and B easier to justify the price increase that comes with better industrial design because of how much the pieces surrounding it managed to cost without having a TV inside them and people judge you if your stuff sucks being an adult is kind of a bummer unless you have the sexy toys on the block though right the first thing I was blown away by with the G6 was its thinness feels like we're saying this every year doesn't it but this time it's different the protective piece of cardboard in the box is almost the same thickness as the entire display assembly at least that is until you get down to the somewhat blocky integrated Soundbar power supply and video input box stand thing at the bottom I mean let's face it putting all that stuff down there then calling your display 2.57 mm thick is a bit of a hack isn't it though this does raise the question do I care if they hack whether it's Samsung's one connect or LG's bulky power input base everyone is pulling stuff out of the TV now because it no longer physically fits in order for them to hit new thinness targets but I just don't care but if I don't care about that and likely neither do you did I care about the rest of it being thinner in the first place what kind of TV could they make if they didn't stress out about that I'll probably never know so I'll just have to live with LG's approach which isn't terrible since they did a lot of things right including using their hack to have the integrated Harmon Cardon co-branded speaker bar fired directly at The Listener instead of downward the next thing they did right is the image quality I still lack an HDR capable pattern generator to measure this stuff exactly so for now all I can really do is put it in the words of my wife with whom I did blind AB testing between an SDR and an HDR master of Sony's camping demo clip my first instinct is this one looks better referring to the HDR one it feels like I can see more detail even though the scene seems darker the colors look almost more vibrant and that's HDR in a nutshell it took me a while to wrap my brain around this but it doesn't manifest so much as a difference in color as it does as a difference in contrast that makes a dark scene with bright lights for example look less washed out because it's not trying to cram everything into this narrower contrast and color space it's more about how it feels more natural and more true to what it would be like if you were if you were sitting there though taking advantage of this requires that the content is mastered in HDR at all then beyond that that it's mastered in HDR in a way that you the viewer will find pleasing I was really struggling with my comparison between my old set and the new one watching Marco Polo on Netflix colors Skies landscapes skin tones were all clearly better on the G6 but I had to crank the OLED brightness even in the bright HDR preset to make out any details in the shadows at all well I don't know if it was the G6 firmware update or the Netflix app update but instead of just saying HDR in the top Corner partway through my time with the TV it's started telling me if it was hdr10 or the competing Dolby Vision standard the G 6 supports both and the Netflix app doesn't allow you to manually choose so watching hdr10 only content like LG's chess demo side by side the superiority of the newer display is obvious in the reflections off the king's armor and the glistening off all this Chinese stuff which means then that I just don't seem to like the Dolby Vision master of Marco Polo as much as the HDR 101 that was the problem thankfully unlike most manufacturers LG at least supports both of those standards but I would like to see them take it one step further and allow me to set a preferred one and or switch between them at will because other than that the thing looks amazing which doesn't mean that they didn't do anything wrong the first one is a relatively minor one but what the actual F moment for sure the power cord is permanently attached I mean I guess anyone who can afford an $8,000 TV can also afford a $5 extension cord but come on and the second one is much bigger LG and other TV makers too need to wake up to gaming there simply isn't any excuse anymore I don't expect anyone to give a rat's ass about the half dozen people other than me that are running gaming PCs in their living rooms but in 3 years since it launched the PlayStation 4 has sold over 40 million consoles stop IGN ignoring this maybe if everyone complains they'll deal with it next year that's apparently why the curve screen is gone by the way and the G6 follows directly in the footsteps of its predecessor astonishing image quality to the point where anything else just kind of looks me but if it appears that a conscious decision has been made by LG to say screw it to input leg in favor of concentrating almost entirely on image quality then it's because that's exactly what happened even in game mode it's slow so the bottom line then is the G6 is a fascinating product the onboard processor is tangibly faster that same air mouse Magic Remote interface that I really like is still here LG's software isn't Android TV but it has a Plex app and a Netflix app which is pretty much all that I really need and while OLED burning continues to be a concern to the point where LG's interface even has an image quality restore routine that takes an hour to run my year old panel with adequate care continues to behave well which leaves us with the bottom line would I pay $8,000 for this TV no the law of diminishing returns hits pretty hard once you've crossed over into OLED territory at all but would I say it's the best viewing experience I've ever had if you simply don't care about money and you're willing to compromise on gaming then yes yes I would which isn't to say that you always have to Fork out a ton of money to get the best experience I'm talking of course about Squarespace Squarespace lets anyone whether you're a more experienced programmer or you are like me build a website they've got 247 support via live chat and email and it starts at just 12 bucks a month with a free domain thrown in if you buy Squarespace for the year they've got tons of gorgeous templates they all feature responsive design so your site's going to look great on any device and they've got tons of other easy features that you can access through the web it's all just cloud-based you never have to like worry about loading up something on a server and checking your firewall permissions nothing like that they just make it easy so Commerce is included with every site their cover pages feature lets you have a beautiful onepage online presence in minutes everyone can now publish content in Apple news format directly from their Squarespace blog module and what else do they have they've got their logo creator they've got I mean basically it's just it's easy it looks beautiful and you can start a trial with no credit card required and start building your website today when you decide to sign up for Squarespace make sure you use offer code LTT and you can get 10% off your first purchase thanks for watching guys if this video sucked you know what to do but if it was awesome get subscribed hit that like button or check out the link to where to buy the stuff we featured at Amazon in the video description I think if you buy this TV I'll get like $300 as a commission that's insane anyway also linked in the video description is our merch store which has cool shirts like this one and our community Forum which you should totally join now that you're done doing all that stuff you're probably wondering what to watch next so click that little button in the top right corner to check out our video on what exactly is HDR over on our Tech quickie Channelit's been more than a month since I replaced the LG 65 eg9600 65in curved OLED 4K TV in my living room with LG's brand new Signature Series OLED 65 g6p thanks LGBT dubs the birthday cake was cool but this is better now last time around I was blown away by the massive improvements to image quality compared to my old 1080p LCD that were made possible by the switch to OLED pixels and four times as many of them at that but have we reached the point of diminishing returns or is the 2016 Flagship another Quantum Leap Forward thanks to the industry's next big buzzword HDR let's discuss Corsair boasts unrivaled comfort and Universal compatibility on its void surround headset featuring a genuine Dolby 7.1 headphone USB adapter check out the link in the video description to learn more the G6 as I'll be calling it for the rest of the review cuz it's fly is gorgeous in ways that I've always been able to appreciate like the way the organic light emitting diodes the oleds are so close to the surface of their glass backing that they almost seem to be floating there dramatically improving resistance to glare and viewing angles to new ways I mean it's funny how your perspective changes over time there was a point in my life not long ago mind you that a display a monitor or a TV was all about the panel it could be in a cardboard box housing for all I cared as long as the image quality was the best that I could get for as few dollars as possible and yet now that I'm older I find it a easier to appreciate the value of a beautifully designed enclosure for my TV because I view it as a piece of furniture as much as a window to my Netflix fix and B easier to justify the price increase that comes with better industrial design because of how much the pieces surrounding it managed to cost without having a TV inside them and people judge you if your stuff sucks being an adult is kind of a bummer unless you have the sexy toys on the block though right the first thing I was blown away by with the G6 was its thinness feels like we're saying this every year doesn't it but this time it's different the protective piece of cardboard in the box is almost the same thickness as the entire display assembly at least that is until you get down to the somewhat blocky integrated Soundbar power supply and video input box stand thing at the bottom I mean let's face it putting all that stuff down there then calling your display 2.57 mm thick is a bit of a hack isn't it though this does raise the question do I care if they hack whether it's Samsung's one connect or LG's bulky power input base everyone is pulling stuff out of the TV now because it no longer physically fits in order for them to hit new thinness targets but I just don't care but if I don't care about that and likely neither do you did I care about the rest of it being thinner in the first place what kind of TV could they make if they didn't stress out about that I'll probably never know so I'll just have to live with LG's approach which isn't terrible since they did a lot of things right including using their hack to have the integrated Harmon Cardon co-branded speaker bar fired directly at The Listener instead of downward the next thing they did right is the image quality I still lack an HDR capable pattern generator to measure this stuff exactly so for now all I can really do is put it in the words of my wife with whom I did blind AB testing between an SDR and an HDR master of Sony's camping demo clip my first instinct is this one looks better referring to the HDR one it feels like I can see more detail even though the scene seems darker the colors look almost more vibrant and that's HDR in a nutshell it took me a while to wrap my brain around this but it doesn't manifest so much as a difference in color as it does as a difference in contrast that makes a dark scene with bright lights for example look less washed out because it's not trying to cram everything into this narrower contrast and color space it's more about how it feels more natural and more true to what it would be like if you were if you were sitting there though taking advantage of this requires that the content is mastered in HDR at all then beyond that that it's mastered in HDR in a way that you the viewer will find pleasing I was really struggling with my comparison between my old set and the new one watching Marco Polo on Netflix colors Skies landscapes skin tones were all clearly better on the G6 but I had to crank the OLED brightness even in the bright HDR preset to make out any details in the shadows at all well I don't know if it was the G6 firmware update or the Netflix app update but instead of just saying HDR in the top Corner partway through my time with the TV it's started telling me if it was hdr10 or the competing Dolby Vision standard the G 6 supports both and the Netflix app doesn't allow you to manually choose so watching hdr10 only content like LG's chess demo side by side the superiority of the newer display is obvious in the reflections off the king's armor and the glistening off all this Chinese stuff which means then that I just don't seem to like the Dolby Vision master of Marco Polo as much as the HDR 101 that was the problem thankfully unlike most manufacturers LG at least supports both of those standards but I would like to see them take it one step further and allow me to set a preferred one and or switch between them at will because other than that the thing looks amazing which doesn't mean that they didn't do anything wrong the first one is a relatively minor one but what the actual F moment for sure the power cord is permanently attached I mean I guess anyone who can afford an $8,000 TV can also afford a $5 extension cord but come on and the second one is much bigger LG and other TV makers too need to wake up to gaming there simply isn't any excuse anymore I don't expect anyone to give a rat's ass about the half dozen people other than me that are running gaming PCs in their living rooms but in 3 years since it launched the PlayStation 4 has sold over 40 million consoles stop IGN ignoring this maybe if everyone complains they'll deal with it next year that's apparently why the curve screen is gone by the way and the G6 follows directly in the footsteps of its predecessor astonishing image quality to the point where anything else just kind of looks me but if it appears that a conscious decision has been made by LG to say screw it to input leg in favor of concentrating almost entirely on image quality then it's because that's exactly what happened even in game mode it's slow so the bottom line then is the G6 is a fascinating product the onboard processor is tangibly faster that same air mouse Magic Remote interface that I really like is still here LG's software isn't Android TV but it has a Plex app and a Netflix app which is pretty much all that I really need and while OLED burning continues to be a concern to the point where LG's interface even has an image quality restore routine that takes an hour to run my year old panel with adequate care continues to behave well which leaves us with the bottom line would I pay $8,000 for this TV no the law of diminishing returns hits pretty hard once you've crossed over into OLED territory at all but would I say it's the best viewing experience I've ever had if you simply don't care about money and you're willing to compromise on gaming then yes yes I would which isn't to say that you always have to Fork out a ton of money to get the best experience I'm talking of course about Squarespace Squarespace lets anyone whether you're a more experienced programmer or you are like me build a website they've got 247 support via live chat and email and it starts at just 12 bucks a month with a free domain thrown in if you buy Squarespace for the year they've got tons of gorgeous templates they all feature responsive design so your site's going to look great on any device and they've got tons of other easy features that you can access through the web it's all just cloud-based you never have to like worry about loading up something on a server and checking your firewall permissions nothing like that they just make it easy so Commerce is included with every site their cover pages feature lets you have a beautiful onepage online presence in minutes everyone can now publish content in Apple news format directly from their Squarespace blog module and what else do they have they've got their logo creator they've got I mean basically it's just it's easy it looks beautiful and you can start a trial with no credit card required and start building your website today when you decide to sign up for Squarespace make sure you use offer code LTT and you can get 10% off your first purchase thanks for watching guys if this video sucked you know what to do but if it was awesome get subscribed hit that like button or check out the link to where to buy the stuff we featured at Amazon in the video description I think if you buy this TV I'll get like $300 as a commission that's insane anyway also linked in the video description is our merch store which has cool shirts like this one and our community Forum which you should totally join now that you're done doing all that stuff you're probably wondering what to watch next so click that little button in the top right corner to check out our video on what exactly is HDR over on our Tech quickie Channel\n"