4K OLED TVs
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201 | oled | 97" | — | 5.0(5) | $16249.99checked 3h ago | $167.526View at Best Buy | |||
202 | oled | 97" | — | $19999.99checked 3h ago | $206.185View at Best Buy | ||||
203 | oled | 77" | — | 5.0(1) | $59999.99checked 3h ago | $779.221View at Best Buy |
LG 97-Inch OLED evo AI 4K G5 Series Smart TV (OLED97G5WUA, 2025)
Screen Size
97"
Price
$16249.99
$/inch
$167.526
LG - 97" Class G6 Series OLED evo AI 4K Smart webOS TV with Gallery Design and Flush Wall Mount (2026)
Screen Size
97"
Price
$19999.99
$/inch
$206.185
LG - SIGNATURE 77" Class OLED T Transparent 4K UHD Smart webOS TV with True Wireless Video & Audio Transfer (2024)
Screen Size
77"
Price
$59999.99
$/inch
$779.221
Cheapest 4K OLED TVs Ranked by $/Inch in 2026
BuyPerUnit compares 222+ 4K OLED TVs and ranks every model by price per inch of screen diagonal — dividing the retail price by screen size so you can instantly spot the best value.
Today's cheapest 4K OLED starts at $14.55/inch, versus a category average of $384.31/inch. That spread shows how much pricing varies between brands, sizes, and retailers on any given day.
4K OLED TV Buying Guide: Maximizing Your $/Inch
1. Bigger Screens Win on $/Inch
A 65-inch 4K OLED at $900 ($13.85/in) beats a 55-inch at $800 ($14.55/in) in value. Per-inch cost falls as screen size increases — sizing up almost always pays off.
2. Match Panel to Your Room
OLED and QLED justify their premium in dim rooms where contrast and color accuracy matter. In a bright living room, a 4K LED at 1/3 the $/inch delivers similar perceived quality.
3. Compare Retailers, Not Just Models
The same 65-inch 4K OLED can vary $200–$400 between Amazon, Best Buy, and Newegg. BuyPerUnit shows all three retailers ranked by $/inch so you always pay the lowest price.
4. "Class" Sizes vs. Actual Sizes
A "65-inch Class" TV has an actual diagonal of ~64.5 inches. BuyPerUnit uses the real panel measurement when calculating $/inch — not the rounded marketing number.
4K Panel Comparison: OLED vs QLED vs 4K LED
| Feature | OLED | QLED | 4K LED |
|---|---|---|---|
| Black levels | Perfect (pixel off) | Very good | Good |
| Peak brightness | Medium (800–1,000 nits) | Very high (1,500–2,000 nits) | High (400–1,000 nits) |
| Color accuracy | Excellent | Excellent | Good |
| Burn-in risk | Low (modern panels) | None | None |
| Typical 65" price range | $1,200–$3,000 | $700–$1,800 | $400–$900 |
| Typical $/inch (65") | ~$18–$46/in | ~$11–$28/in | ~$6–$14/in |
| Best use case | Movies, dark rooms, gaming | Bright rooms, sports, HDR | Everyday TV, budget builds |
Highlighted column = current tier. Prices are typical US retail for 65-inch models in 2026.
How BuyPerUnit Calculates $/Inch for TVs
BuyPerUnit divides the current retail price by the TV's actual screen diagonal in inches (the "Class" measurement, not the marketing size). A 65-inch Class TV with a 64.5-inch diagonal retailing at $1,300 costs $1,300 ÷ 64.5 = $20.16/inch. TVs are grouped into four tiers — 4K OLED, 4K QLED, 4K LED, and 8K — and ranked by $/inch within each tier for apples-to-apples comparison. Prices are updated twice daily from Amazon, Best Buy, and Newegg.
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