Every source lives in a separate box, so only power reaches the screen
Every source lives in a separate box, so only power reaches the screen
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SKU: OLED83W69LA
LG · OLED evo AI · W6 Wallpaper series
Every source plugs into the Zero Connect Box and the 4K picture travels to the panel through the air. What stays on the wall is a 9.95 mm surface and a single power cable.
Source: LG — lg.com. Official LG video, no audio track.
The first thing to understand: this television comes in two pieces. There is the panel, which goes on the wall, and there is the Zero Connect Box, a separate unit included in the box, into which everything you own gets plugged — the player, the console, the set-top box, the aerial, the network. Between the box and the screen there is no signal cable at all: picture and sound travel through the air. Only power runs to the panel.
That is where the shape comes from. Because the connection electronics live elsewhere, and the power board and the speakers are built into the screen itself, the panel measures 9.95 mm across its whole back — not thin at the edges and thick in the middle, as most televisions are. LG markets it as a design in the "9 mm range"; the actual measurement they publish is 9.95 mm.
The practical consequence is that the W6 series has no stand and no standard VESA pattern. LG publishes both fields as empty in the specification table and supplies its own wall-mounting assembly instead. This is a television built for exactly one kind of installation, and that is worth discussing before the order rather than after.
These are the figures anyone planning a room is looking for. In the manual LG states a range of 3 to 10 metres, and says so explicitly: only where nothing is in the way. The reach is not a sphere but depends on direction — roughly 10 metres in front of the screen, 5 metres diagonally and 3 metres to the side or below.
The link uses the 60 GHz band, chosen for its bandwidth. That same choice explains the restrictions: at this frequency the signal is strongly directional but heavily affected by obstacles. This is why LG asks that the antennas face each other and that the box be installed lower than the receiver on the television. A closed cabinet can weaken the signal, depending on the material and thickness of the furniture.
One cabling detail worth remembering: both pieces need a socket. The absence of a signal cable does not mean the panel needs no power.
The panel is 9th-generation OLED evo with Hyper Radiant Color technology, driven by the alpha 11 AI 4K Gen3 processor with Dual AI Engine. The supported HDR formats are Dolby Vision, HDR10 and HLG.
For brightness, LG claims an increase of up to 3.9 times over a conventional OLED — an internal measurement, taken on a 3 percent window. It is worth stating plainly: LG publishes no absolute nit figure for this model, so neither do we.
Several things, however, were verified by independent laboratories, and those can be quoted as such. UL verified black at or below 0.24 nits in ambient light up to 500 lux, and colour consistency above 99% under the same conditions. Intertek measured reflectance below 0.5%. The difference from an ordinary matte screen lies in the approach: the Reflection Free Premium treatment reduces reflection while preserving light transmittance, instead of absorbing and scattering it, which would turn black into grey.
The correct way to state the refresh rate is the one LG uses itself: 120 Hz native, with VRR up to 165 Hz. The 165 Hz figure is reached through variable refresh rate and works only with games or PC inputs that support it.
The feature set is complete: G-SYNC Compatible, AMD FreeSync Premium, ALLM, HGiG, Game Optimizer with Game Dashboard, and Dolby Vision for gaming at 4K and 120 Hz. G-SYNC works with NVIDIA RTX 20, RTX 30, RTX 40 and GTX 16 cards; older cards are not compatible.
On latency, a clarification that is often confused in retail: the 0.1 ms figure LG publishes is the pixel response time, measured Gray-to-Gray and certified by Intertek. It is not input lag and should not be read as such. For the wireless transmission, LG describes the picture as visually lossless on the basis of internal testing to ISO/IEC 29170-2.
The last two diagrams are the official measurements, given separately for each screen size. LG images.
The LG manual states 3 to 10 metres, and only where nothing is in the way. The reach depends on direction: roughly 10 metres if it sits in front of the screen, 5 metres diagonally, and 3 metres to the side or below the television. The box also has to be installed lower than the television's signal receiver.
In practice, yes. The link runs on the 60 GHz band, which is heavily affected by obstacles, and LG asks that the antennas face each other and that nothing sit between the box and the screen. Placing it in a closed cabinet can cause interference, depending on the material and thickness of the furniture. Transmission errors caused by obstacles are not treated as faults but as an installation problem.
Four HDMI inputs, all on the Zero Connect Box. They support 4K at 120 Hz, eARC, VRR, ALLM, QMS and QFT, with HDMI 3 carrying eARC. Alongside them are two USB 2.0 ports, Ethernet, a CI+ slot, two RF inputs for aerial and cable, an optical audio output, an IR Blaster connector and an RS-232C service port. LG asks for a certified Ultra High Speed HDMI cable shorter than 3 metres.
LG states that the transmission is visually lossless on the basis of internal testing to ISO/IEC 29170-2, and that the link carries 4K at up to 165 Hz with VRR. This is a manufacturer claim with a declared methodology, not an independent measurement, and we present it as such. Note a frequent confusion: the 0.1 ms figure LG publishes is the pixel response time (Gray-to-Gray, certified by Intertek), not input lag. LG publishes no input lag figure for this model.
The television ships ready for wall mounting, with LG's own mounting assembly. There is no stand, and LG lists no optional one: in the specification table, the fields for dimensions with stand and for the stand itself are published empty, as is the VESA pattern. The wall has to be of a material that can carry the weight, and the panel should be lifted by at least two people.
The panel, the Zero Connect Box, the AI Magic Remote, the wall-mounting assembly, the television's power cable (attached) and the detachable adapter for the box. Cables for external devices are bought separately.
Only the physical format. Both have the same OLED evo panel, the same processor, the same refresh rate, the same 4.2-channel 60 W sound and the same Zero Connect Box. Dimensions and weight differ: 77 inch measures 1713 × 988 × 9.95 mm and weighs 20.2 kg, while 83 inch measures 1844 × 1061 × 9.95 mm and weighs 22.5 kg.
It runs webOS 26, and the webOS Re:New programme covers five years of free updates. Separately, LG quotes five years of panel warranty through OLED Care+. Both carry conditions stated by LG: the Re:New programme is available only on certain models, and the warranty applies under the terms of the certificate.
| Screen size | 77 inch (194 cm) or 83 inch (210 cm), depending on variant |
|---|---|
| Panel type | OLED evo, 9th generation, with Hyper Radiant Color Tech |
| Resolution | 3840 × 2160 (4K Ultra HD) |
| Refresh rate | 120 Hz native (VRR up to 165 Hz) |
| HDR formats | Dolby Vision, HDR10, HLG |
| Processor | alpha 11 AI 4K Gen3 with Dual AI Engine |
| Brightness | Up to 3.9× a conventional OLED, measured by LG on a 3% window |
| Picture certifications | Reflection Free Premium, Perfect Black and Perfect Color verified by UL, VESA ClearMR 10000, Eyesafe (RPF40) |
| Transmission | Zero Connect Box included, wireless video and audio |
|---|---|
| Radio band | 60 GHz |
| Range | 3-10 m, only without obstacles: 10 m in front, 5 m diagonally, 3 m to the side or below |
| Installation conditions | The box mounts lower than the television's receiver, with nothing in the way; both pieces need power |
| Inputs on the box | 4 × HDMI (4K 120 Hz, eARC on HDMI 3, VRR, ALLM, QMS, QFT), 2 × USB 2.0, 1 × Ethernet, 1 × CI+, 2 × RF, 1 × optical audio out, IR Blaster, RS-232C (service) |
| Box dimensions | 245 × 245 × 69.8 mm, 1.9 kg |
| Box adapter | ADT-65AI-D00-3 |
| VRR | Yes, up to 165 Hz |
|---|---|
| ALLM | Yes |
| G-SYNC | Compatible (NVIDIA RTX 20, RTX 30, RTX 40, GTX 16) |
| FreeSync | AMD FreeSync Premium |
| HGiG | Yes |
| Game Optimizer | Yes, with Game Dashboard |
| Dolby Vision for gaming | Yes, 4K at 120 Hz |
| Pixel response time | Under 0.1 ms (Gray-to-Gray, certified by Intertek) — this is not input lag |
| Speaker system | 4.2 channels, down firing |
|---|---|
| Power | 60 W |
| Dolby Atmos | Yes |
| Processing | alpha 11 AI Sound Pro, 11.1.2 virtual up-mix, Clear Voice Pro, AI Object Remastering Ultra, WOW Orchestra |
| Codecs | AC-4, Dolby Digital (AC3), E-AC3, HE-AAC, AAC, MP2, MP3, PCM, aptX |
| Operating system | webOS 26 |
|---|---|
| Updates | 5 years through the webOS Re:New programme |
| HDMI | 4 inputs, with 4K 120 Hz, eARC, VRR, ALLM, QMS, QFT; Ultra High Speed cable recommended by LG |
| USB | 2 × USB 2.0 |
| Wi-Fi | Wi-Fi 6E |
| Bluetooth | 5.3 |
| Ethernet | 1 port |
| Tuner | DVB-T2 (terrestrial), DVB-C (cable), DVB-S2 (satellite), plus analogue reception; 75 Ω aerial impedance |
| Ecosystems | Apple Home, AirPlay, Google Home, Google Cast, LG ThinQ, Matter |
| Security | LG Shield |
| Dimensions without stand (77") | 1713 × 988 × 9.95 mm* |
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| Dimensions without stand (83") | 1844 × 1061 × 9.95 mm* |
| Weight (77") | 20.2 kg; packaged 33.1 kg* |
| Weight (83") | 22.5 kg; packaged 35.0 kg* |
| Packaging dimensions | 77": 1888 × 1180 × 195 mm; 83": 2030 × 1110 × 195 mm* |
| Dimensions with stand | Not applicable — the product has no stand |
| VESA mounting standard | No standard VESA pattern; the LG mounting assembly supplied with the television is used |
| Thickness | 9.95 mm, with the power board and speakers built into the screen |
| In the box | Panel, Zero Connect Box, AI Magic Remote, wall-mounting assembly, power cable attached to the television, detachable adapter for the box |
| Bought separately | Cables for external devices |
| Power supply | AC 100-240 V, 50/60 Hz |
|---|---|
| Standby consumption | Under 0.5 W |
| Energy efficiency class | SDR class F, HDR class G (identical on both screen sizes) |
| SDR consumption | 77": 133 kWh/1000 h; 83": 136 kWh/1000 h* |
| HDR consumption | 77": 356 kWh/1000 h; 83": 370 kWh/1000 h* |
| Networked standby consumption | 2.0 W (0.5 W in plain standby) |
| Guaranteed updates and spare parts | Minimum 8 years for software updates, spare parts and support |
| Operating temperature | 0-40 °C, humidity below 80% |
* The marked values differ between the two screen sizes. All other specifications are identical on 77" and 83". The energy efficiency class is the same on both screen sizes while the consumption differs, which is why the consumption figures are marked. The values come from the official EU energy label and the product information sheet. LG publishes no separate figure for the Zero Connect Box: the sheet declares the power supply as internal, and the figures cover the product as a whole.
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