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If you like the idea of OLED technology but can't afford LG's previously mentioned OLEDE6 series...
55-inch: LG OLED55B6P
LG's taken an unusual approach with its 2017 OLED TV range, choosing to base the differences across the series in the range more on design than picture quality concerns. So it is that while the entry level OLEDB6 series isn't quite as ultra-slim and unfeasibly gorgeous as the premium 'picture on glass' OLEDE6 models, they do deliver broadly similar picture quality. Which is handy when you're talking about the sort of beautifully high contrast, colour-rich, HDR-capable, 4K pictures LG's OLED TVs are providing this year.
The OLEDB6 pictures lack some of the refinement of the more expensive OLEDE6 screens, and there's slightly more potential for noise in dark areas. There's also no support for 3D unlike LG's other 2016 OLED ranges, and audio is noticeably thinner than that of the sound bar-equipped OLEDE6s. All that will likely matter about the OLEDB6 series for many AV fans, though, is that they represent the cheapest way to get your hands on LG's latest and greatest OLED generation.
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