The LG OLED65WXPVA is a 65 inch OLED television built to LG’s Wallpaper design, which means the picture panel itself is a thin sheet rather than a boxy cabinet. It shows 4K pictures, supports Cinema HDR, and runs LG’s webOS smart platform with ThinQ AI.

LG OLED65WXPVA showing a purple and blue galaxy on screen, with the thin panel joined by a single slim stem to a separate black bar unit standing beneath it — Look at the panel edge on. There is almost no depth to it, and a single slim stem is all that runs down to the separate bar unit below, so the screen stays flat and the hardware sits out of the way.

Key Features

The screen sits close against the wall. This is LG’s Wallpaper design, and in the photo the panel is a thin sheet with no cabinet behind it.
Night scenes go properly dark. Pixel Dimming on an OLED panel means individual pixels switch off rather than being masked by a backlight.
65 inches of 4K detail. Four times the pixels of Full HD, so you can sit closer to a screen this size without seeing softness.
HDR films look the way they were graded. Cinema HDR handling keeps bright highlights and shadow detail in the same shot.
Streaming runs on the TV itself. webOS with ThinQ AI is built in, so apps open from the remote instead of from a separate box.

The photo shows the panel joined to a separate bar unit that stands beneath it, connected by one narrow stem.