The LG C6 OLED meets
the Hisense U6SF Pro
Recommended by five of our eight sources, including TechRadar's best TV overall and a 90 from Consumer Reports' lab. We tested it head-to-head against the Hisense U6SF Pro across 7 key dimensions.
LG C6 OLED
“Recommended by five of our eight sources, including TechRadar's best TV overall and a 90 from Consumer Reports' lab”
Hisense U6SF Pro
“The best budget TV at both RTINGS and PCMag, a 144Hz Mini LED that PCMag found by far the brightest in its price range”
Head-to-Head Breakdown
Strengths & Weaknesses
LG C6 OLED
- TechRadar's best TV overall with five stars, and Consumer Reports scored it 90 out of 100
- Four full HDMI 2.1 ports, 165Hz VRR and 4.6 ms input lag at 1080p/120Hz in PCMag's lab
- CNET found it has better contrast than the TCL QM8L at a similar price
- TechRadar saw mirror-like reflections in bright rooms, and RTINGS found it weaker than the matte S95H in well-lit spaces
- No HDR10+, and PCMag notes only Wi-Fi 5 and no ATSC 3.0 tuner
- PCMag measured 1,015 nits, far behind the 3,504 it recorded on the TCL QM8L
Hisense U6SF Pro
- Best budget TV at both RTINGS and PCMag, where it earned 4.5 of 5 and an Editors' Choice
- PCMag measured 1,442 nits and called it by far the brightest TV in its price range
- 144Hz VRR with 9.2 ms input lag at 4K/60, plus Dolby Vision and HDR10+
- Just two of its four HDMI ports run at full HDMI 2.1 speed, which caps you at two 120Hz devices
- Fire TV has a thinner app selection than Google TV (RTINGS)
- Some blooming around bright objects and a slow response time in RTINGS's motion tests
The Verdict
Our Bottom Line
Five of the eight publications we analyzed recommend the LG C6, more than any other TV this year. TechRadar named it the best TV overall with five stars and called its image quality outstanding. Consumer Reports' lab scored the 65-inch a 90 out of 100, one point behind the Samsung S95H, and described it as a nice balance of price and performance. What Hi-Fi says it sets a new benchmark for step-down OLEDs.
LG C6 OLED
Five of the eight publications we analyzed recommend the LG C6, more than any other TV this year. TechRadar named it the best TV overall with five stars and called its image quality outstanding. Consumer Reports' lab scored the 65-inch a 90 out of 100, one point behind the Samsung S95H, and described it as a nice balance of price and performance. What Hi-Fi says it sets a new benchmark for step-down OLEDs.
- Movie fans who watch in a dim or dark room
- PS5, Xbox and PC gamers who need four HDMI 2.1 ports
- LCD owners who want true OLED black levels
- Buyers who want the most widely recommended TV of 2026
Hisense U6SF Pro
RTINGS swapped its budget pick in September 2026, replacing the TCL QM6K with the Hisense U6SF Pro because it is more widely available and performs better overall. PCMag reached the same verdict on its own, naming it the best budget-friendly TV with 4.5 stars and an Editors' Choice.
- Budgets under $700 for a 65-inch screen
- Bright living rooms that need a matte screen
- Households with one or two game consoles
- Fire TV and Alexa homes