LG has revealed the pricing and availability of its 2025 range of televisions which include the flagship OLED evoM5 and G5 TVs along with a line-up of more affordable OLEDs and the QNED evo range featuring LG’s NanoCell technology.
LG has been the global number one OLED TV brand since 2013 and it continues to innovate with its latest LG OLED evo technology.
The OLED evo range is powered by the A11 AI processor Gen 2 and uses AI to optimise picture and sound quality while delivering even higher brightness levels.
This year LG TVs offers their own concept of AI – what it calls Affectionate Intelligence – which can understand and anticipate a user’s needs to deliver a more personalised viewing experience across the entire 2025 line-up.
“At LG we understand that the way Australians are consuming entertainment is evolving. While traditional viewing habits are shifting, the demand for premium entertainment experiences remains strong,” says Tony Brown, General Manager Home Entertainment Marketing and Content Business at LG Electronics Australia.
“That’s why we’re committed to offering an entertainment range that not only delivers the outstanding picture quality and innovative features but also provides seamless access to the content Australians love.
“We’re proud to continue our OLED leadership and offer a smart TV platform in webOS that is intuitive, easy to use and available on more products – from TVs and portable screens to monitors and projectors.
“And this year, we’re taking that experience even further with integrated AI capabilities, from picture processing to content recommendations.
“With our 2025 TV lineup, we’re making premium entertainment more accessible than ever, ensuring that every Australian can enjoy the best possible viewing experience, tailored to their needs and preferences.”
LG OLED evo
The flagship M5 in G5 OLED evo models are powered by the A11 AI processor Gen 2.
These new OLED TVs are up to three times brighter than non-evo OLED models so the colours and the finer details really come to life.
They are available in 97-inch, 83-inch 77-inch and 65-inch screen sizes.
The LG M5 is a wireless TV with video and audio transmitted at up to 4K 144Hz from the Zero Connect box which could be located away from the TV at the back of the room.
This means all that’s required for the TV for setup or mounting is a power point.
Pricing for the OLED evo M5 starts at $5,999 for the 65 inch model while customers will be paying $39,999 for the 97-inch TV
The LG OLED evo G5 is the same TV as the M5 but without the wireless connectivity.
The G5 range starts at $4,195 for the 55-inch model all the way up to $37,999 for the 97-inch unit.
The popular mid-range C5 OLED evo TV’s, powered by the Alpha 9 Gen 8 processor, are available in six sizes: 42-inch, 48-inch, 55-inch, 65-inch, 77-inch and 83-inch and deliver real value.
The C5 OLED evo TVs start at $2,199 for the 42-inch model and go all the way up to $7,999 for the 83-inch TV.
The C5 range is designed to appeal to both movie lovers and gamers with its slick design an included features such as HDMI 2.1, Variable Refresh Rate (VRR) and Auto Low Latency mode to reduce lag and screen tearing and deliver a truly immersive gaming experience.
LG is also delivering the B5 range which is aimed at customers who are seeking a premium OLED experience but at a more affordable price.
The C5 range is powered by the A8 AI processor and offers the clarity, detail and black levels that LG’s OLEDs are well known for and start at just $1,899 for the 48-inch model.
LG QNED TV
LG is still on a mission to improve LED technology with its QNED evo – its premium LCD LED TV range which offer improve colour accuracy and brightness along with AI-driven picture optimization.
LG is offering its largest TV size in the QNED evo range – a 100-inch model priced at $8,999.
The QNED86 and QNED81 have improved colour production thanks to Dynamic QNED Colour Solution and LG proprietary technology that replaces quantum dot and ensures superior colour accuracy, improved contrast and a 100 per cent colour volume to the DCI-P3 colour space.
LG’s entry level NanoCell TVs also elevate ultra-high definition with new colour filtering to deliver natural and more vibrant colour from wider viewing angles and all within reach of the average customer.
LG webOS 25
At the heart of every LG TV is the LG webOS 25 which, in combination with the AI magic remote, provide an easy to access your favourite streaming services and see content suggestions.
And customers will receive up to five years of the latest webOS updates to stay up to date with new features and improvements.
The TV uses AI Voice ID to be able to recognise individual voices and automatically switch profiles to match each household member’s personal tastes and delivered specific recommendations.
The OLED evo G5, OLED evo C5 and OLED B5 along with the QNED evo and NanoCell TV are available now.
The OLED evo M5 and QNED93A will go on sale in May.
| Type | Model | RRP* | In-store |
| OLED evo M5 | OLED97M5 | $39,999 | May |
| OLED83M5 | $10,699 | May | |
| OLED77M5 | $8,699 | May | |
| OLED65M5 | $5,999 | May | |
| OLED evo G5 | OLED97G5 | $37,999 | May |
| OLED83G5 | $9,999 | 19 March | |
| OLED77G5 | $7,999 | 19 March | |
| OLED65G5 | $5,299 | 19 March | |
| OLED55G5 | $4,199 | 19 March | |
| OLED evo C5 | OLED83C5 | $7,999 | April |
| OLED77C5 | $5,999 | 19 March | |
| OLED65C5 | $4,299 | 19 March | |
| OLED55C5 | $3,299 | 19 March | |
| OLED48C5 | $2,499 | 19 March | |
| OLED42C5 | $2,199 | 19 March | |
| OLED B5 | OLED65B5 | $3,299 | 19 March |
| OLED55B5 | $2,499 | 19 March | |
| OLED48B5 | $1,999 | 19 March | |
| QNED evo QNED93A | 85QNED93A | $4,999 | May |
| 75QNED93A | $3,599 | May | |
| 65QNED93A | $2,799 | May | |
| QNED evo QNED86A
| 100QNED86A | $8,999 | May |
| 86QNED86A | $4,299 | 19 March | |
| 75QNED86A | $2,999 | 19 March | |
| 65QNED86A | $2,199 | 19 March | |
| 55QNED86A | $1,799 | 19 March | |
| QNED81A | 86QNED81A | $3,699 | 19 March |
| 75QNED81A | $2,499 | 19 March | |
| 65QNED81A | $1,899 | 19 March | |
| 55QNED81A | $1,499 | 19 March | |
| 50QNED81A | $1,299 | 19 March | |
| 43QNED81A | $1,099 | 19 March | |
| NANO80A | 86NANO80A | $2,899 | 19 March |
| 75NANO80A | $1,899 | 19 March | |
| 65NANO80A | $1,299 | 19 March | |
| 55NANO80A | $999 | 19 March | |
| 50NANO80A | $899 | 19 March | |
| 43NANO80A | $749 | 19 March | |
| LG SIGNATURE OLED T | OLED77T4 | TBA | 2H |
| LG StanbyME | 27ART10AKPL | $1,999 | Available now |
| LG StanbyME Go | 27LX5QKNA | $1,999 | Available now |
| Sound Bar S80TR | S80TR | $1,299 | May |
| LG UltraGear™ OLED 45-inch monitor | 45GX950A | $3299 | Pre-order from 10 April |
| LG UltraGear™ 32-inch AI Smart Gaming Monitor | 32G810SA-W | $999 | 27 March |
| the LG UltraGear™ 27-inch OLED monitor | 27GX790A-B | $1599 | Available now |
