Amazon was listing the 83-inch LG Evo C6H 4K OLED TV at $3,299.99 with free shipping on Tuesday, down $2,000 from its regular price, according to IGN. That works out to roughly $5,299.99 before the discount, and IGN's commerce desk called it the lowest price it has tracked for this particular size and model.
The C6H is LG's 2026 entry in its C-series OLED lineup, and the 83-inch version is one of two sizes, alongside the 77-inch model, that use LG's RGB Tandem OLED panel rather than the standard W-OLED stack found in smaller C6H sizes. Tandem OLED layers two OLED emission panels on top of each other instead of relying on a single layer, which IGN says makes the screen brighter and more resistant to burn-in than conventional OLED panels, a tradeoff that has made the question of tandem OLED vs regular OLED a recurring one for shoppers sizing up premium TVs this year.
LG also pairs the Evo panel with its own color and brightness tuning, which IGN says gives it a wider color gamut and higher peak brightness than earlier W-OLED generations.
For gaming, the spec sheet reads like a console TV built with the PS5 and Xbox Series X in mind: a native 120Hz refresh rate that can be pushed to 165Hz, HDMI 2.1 ports, variable refresh rate support and auto low latency mode. IGN has named the C-series its preferred OLED line for console gaming in past years, citing low input lag and picture quality, though that praise comes from the outlet's own coverage rather than fresh testing of this specific unit.
An 83-inch set is a big commitment for most living rooms, and $3,299.99 is still real money even at $2,000 off. But it undercuts what buyers have typically paid for Tandem OLED TV deals at this size, and it arrives weeks before Black Friday, when TV pricing usually gets more competitive across retailers rather than less. Whether Amazon or competitors beat this price again before the holiday remains to be seen, and IGN notes it is watching for further cuts as the shopping season ramps up.
The listing is specific to Amazon in the US, and IGN did not report pricing for the 83-inch C6H in India or other markets. Shoppers outside the US watching for a Tandem OLED TV deal locally will need to wait for region-specific pricing to surface.
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