The LG OLED65C6, a 65-inch OLED television, is currently available at Fnac for 1,999 €, a 500 € discount from its original price of 2,499 €. This model is part of LG's 2026 OLED lineup under the G series, designed for users looking for a balance between home cinema and gaming experiences. While it does not include the Tandem panel found in the larger 77-inch version, it offers notable improvements over the previous C5 model. The LG OLED65C6 includes four HDMI 2.1 ports, which support 4K resolution at 120 Hz and up to 165 Hz in variable refresh rate (VRR). This feature allows for smoother gameplay and video playback, with compatibility for both G-Sync and FreeSync Premium technologies. This means that users can connect both gaming consoles and PCs without switching inputs. The model’s HDR brightness is higher than that of the C5, with some reviews measuring nearly 1,500 cd/m² in Filmmaker mode, though it still falls short of the brightness found in the 77-inch model with the Tandem panel. In terms of color accuracy, the LG OLED65C6 achieves a Delta E of 1.2 in Filmmaker mode, which means it closely reproduces the original colors and contrast of films and series. The television supports Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos for enhanced visual and audio experiences. It also features webOS 26, LG’s smart TV platform, which receives updates for up to five years. However, it lacks support for HDR10+ and DTS decoding, which are found in some competing models. The built-in sound system, rated at 2.2-channel 40 W, is considered underpowered, as seen in previous tests of the 77-inch model. The bright OLED panel can be sensitive to glare in well-lit rooms, making it more suitable for viewing in darker environments. The input lag in Game mode was measured at 12.9 ms in the 77-inch model, suggesting a responsive experience for gamers. The webOS interface is noted for its smooth performance. While this 65-inch model is not the same as the C6 with the Tandem panel, it offers better brightness than the C5, with the same gaming connectivity features. Currently, the model is being sold at a 20% discount as a 2026 model, not an outdated product. However, buyers should be aware that the HDR brightness of the 77-inch model is not available here, and the bright panel requires a room with controlled lighting. For those who primarily watch content in the evening or in dimly lit rooms, the LG OLED65C6 meets most expectations for both gaming and cinematic experiences.