Best TV for GTA 6

Rockstar has not announced GTA 6 resolution or frame-rate modes. Buy a TV for your console library, room and budget, not for a promised GTA 6 mode. These picks offer 4K, 120Hz, VRR and low input lag as display capabilities.

What matters in a console TV: image quality, low input lag in Game Mode, the number of HDMI ports you need, and support for the signal formats used by the rest of your game library. Prices move often, so check the live price before you buy.

GTA 6 TV buyer guide comparison board featuring LG G6 OLED, LG B6 OLED, TCL QM8L Mini-LED — An original shortlist built from manufacturer specifications and cited independent measurements. GTA 6 is unreleased, so these are hardware-fit recommendations, not hands-on game tests.

Picks checked July 2026. See the transparent rating method and evidence rules.

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Top picks at a glance

Best flagship OLEDLG G6 OLEDLG’s current flagship OLED, without assuming a GTA 6 output mode.Best lower-cost OLEDLG B6 OLEDA current 120Hz OLED below the flagship tier.Best bright-room LCDTCL QM8L Mini-LEDA high-brightness current LCD for rooms where OLED is not the best fit.

Best flagship OLED

LG G6 OLED

LG’s current flagship OLED, without assuming a GTA 6 output mode.

4K OLED evo panel with up to 165Hz VRR
Reflection Free Premium on 55, 65, 77 and 83-inch models
Alpha 11 Dual AI Engine Processor
G-Sync Compatible and FreeSync Premium
Five-year limited panel warranty

Reasons to buy

4K OLED with up to 165Hz VRR
Strong reflection handling on core sizes
LG’s current flagship OLED panel

Reasons to avoid

Premium OLED pricing
Care needed with static HUD elements over time

Fit for GTA 6 How we rate

Motion (120Hz, VRR)Excellent

Input lagExcellent

HDR brightnessExcellent

ValueFair

Buy it if: You want the best image for neon Vice City; You have the budget for a flagship OLED.

Skip it if: You are on a tight budget; You play in a very bright room all day.

Its 4K high-refresh VRR support is a TV capability, not a confirmed GTA 6 mode. Rockstar has not published the game’s exact output.

Why we picked it: LG’s March 2026 announcement lists 4K 165Hz VRR, its Alpha 11 processor and a five-year limited panel warranty for the G6 series.

Check price (retailer link) ↗See details (retailer link)$3,399.99 65-inch MSRP (July 2026)

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Best lower-cost OLED

LG B6 OLED

A current 120Hz OLED below the flagship tier.

4K OLED panel at 120Hz
NVIDIA G-Sync and AMD FreeSync Premium
Alpha 8 AI Processor Gen3
Dolby Vision and Filmmaker Mode

Reasons to buy

Native 120Hz OLED panel
G-Sync and FreeSync Premium
Lower MSRP than the G6

Reasons to avoid

Less bright than the flagship tier
Panel caps at 120Hz where the G6 reaches 165Hz

Fit for GTA 6 How we rate

Motion (120Hz, VRR)Excellent

Input lagExcellent

HDR brightnessGood

ValueVery good

Buy it if: You want OLED without flagship pricing; You play in a normal living room.

Skip it if: You need maximum brightness; You want the very best motion processing.

The TV’s 4K panel and 120Hz hardware keep options open across compatible console games. Rockstar has not confirmed GTA 6 output settings.

Why we picked it: LG’s current B6 product page lists a 120Hz refresh rate, G-Sync, FreeSync Premium and a 0.1ms response time.

Check price (retailer link) ↗See details (retailer link)$1,999.99 65-inch MSRP (July 2026)

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Best bright-room LCD

TCL QM8L Mini-LED

A high-brightness current LCD for rooms where OLED is not the best fit.

4K Mini-LED panel with a native 144Hz refresh rate
Four HDMI 2.1 inputs rated for 4K at 144Hz
Up to 4,000-plus local dimming zones, depending on size
Dolby Vision IQ, HDR10+ and Google TV

Reasons to buy

High-brightness Mini-LED panel
Four HDMI 2.1 inputs rated for 4K144
Strong full-array local dimming specification

Reasons to avoid

Premium LCD pricing
Local dimming can still bloom around bright objects
Not OLED-level black depth

Fit for GTA 6 How we rate

Motion (120Hz, VRR)Very good

Input lagVery good

HDR brightnessExcellent

ValueGood

Buy it if: You prioritize bright-room brightness; You need several HDMI 2.1 inputs.

Skip it if: You want perfect OLED contrast; You are sensitive to backlight blooming.

Its brightness, 4K panel and HDMI inputs are verified TV capabilities. Rockstar has not published GTA 6 resolution, frame-rate or HDR modes.

Why we picked it: TCL’s 2026 spec sheet lists a 4K 144Hz panel, four HDMI 2.1 inputs and up to 4,000-plus local dimming zones.

Check price (retailer link) ↗See details (retailer link)$2,499.99 65-inch MSRP (July 2026)

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Compare them

Pick	Best for	Reasons to buy	Watch out for
LG G6 OLED	You want the best image for neon Vice City	4K OLED with up to 165Hz VRR; Strong reflection handling on core sizes	Premium OLED pricing
LG B6 OLED	You want OLED without flagship pricing	Native 120Hz OLED panel; G-Sync and FreeSync Premium	Less bright than the flagship tier
TCL QM8L Mini-LED	You prioritize bright-room brightness	High-brightness Mini-LED panel; Four HDMI 2.1 inputs rated for 4K144	Premium LCD pricing

How to choose

Start with your room and the games you already play. OLED panels such as the LG G6 and LG B6 offer deep black levels and strong contrast. If you want more brightness for less money, a Mini-LED set such as the TCL QM8L is the alternative. TCL lists four HDMI 2.1 inputs on the QM8L, so it is also the more flexible current pick when several high-bandwidth devices share the room.

Match the TV to the outputs your console supports. The PS5 family and Xbox Series consolescan use features such as 4K, high refresh rates and VRR in compatible software, but that does not establish a GTA 6 mode. Rockstar has not published the game’s output details. See our system requirements guide for why no PC performance claim is possible unless Rockstar announces a PC edition and specifications.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the best TV for GTA 6?

Choose a TV that fits your room, budget and console. The current LG G6 is our flagship OLED pick, the LG B6 is the lower-cost OLED, and the TCL QM8L is the bright-room Mini-LED option. Their panel, refresh-rate, VRR and HDMI features describe the displays, not an announced GTA 6 output mode.

Do I need a 120Hz TV for GTA 6?

No GTA 6 TV requirement has been announced. A 120Hz TV with VRR is useful across console games that support those features, but Rockstar has not published GTA 6 resolution or frame-rate modes. Do not upgrade for a promised mode that does not exist yet.

Is OLED worth it for GTA 6?

OLED is a picture-quality preference, not a GTA 6 requirement. It offers strong contrast for all compatible console content, while Mini-LED can provide more brightness for less money. Rockstar has not announced GTA 6 HDR or display modes.

What HDMI connection supports 4K at 120Hz on a console?

HDMI 2.1 can carry a 4K 120Hz signal with VRR and ALLM when the console, game and display all support it. That is a hardware capability, not confirmation that GTA 6 will output at 4K and 120Hz.