Samsung S95C 77" 4K OLED TV vs LG C6 OLED 77-Inch TV
Both are 77-inch OLEDs with 120Hz-plus panels and Dolby Atmos, so the picture fight is close. The Samsung S95C uses QD-OLED, which holds color brightness better in bright rooms and has four HDMI ports plus a One Connect box that puts inputs on one cable. The LG C6 runs webOS, adds AirPlay 2, and is the safer pick if you want a conventional setup without an external box. Owners of the Samsung praise the picture but some dislike the One Connect box and report rough after-sale support; LG's C-series has a long record of solid reliability.
- Choose the Samsung S95C if you want the brightest, most colorful OLED picture, four HDMI inputs, and a clean wall mount with a single cable to a One Connect box.
- Choose the LG C6 if you prefer webOS with AirPlay 2, a simpler built-in input layout, and a set that most reviewers treat as the dependable default OLED.
Prices
- Samsung S95C 77" 4K OLED TV: $3,497.99 at Beachcamera (last seen Nov 8)
- LG C6 OLED 77-Inch TV: $2,279.99 at Best Buy (checked today)
- Difference: the LG C6 OLED 77-Inch TV is $1,218.00 cheaper than the Samsung S95C 77" 4K OLED TV at the latest prices (Nov 8 and Nov 13)
