After announcing its 2025 QNED lineup back in December 2024, LG Electronics (LG) has now revealed its evo OLED lineup for 2025 ahead of CES. Highlighting a range of advanced TV offerings, which include the new evo G5 models, LG is also launching its “true wireless” evo M5 model, an advancement of the M4 model, which debuted at CES last year.
The global electronics company states that its 2025 line incorporates its latest α (Alpha) 11 AI processor Gen2 to power the new OLED evo models to deliver high levels of picture quality that are highlighted by deep blacks, high brightness.
LG also states the new high-performance televisions are powered by AI-driven personalization that enables the OLED evo TVs the ability to provide customized experiences tailored to each user to maximize their home entertainment.
Through the implementation of its proprietary processing technologies LG emphasizes the latest OLED evo TVs feature LG’s upgraded Brightness Booster Ultimate technology, which enhances light control architecture and light-boosting algorithms to achieve brightness three times higher than conventional OLED models the company claims.
According to LG, the OLED 2025 evo product line refines detail through improved blacks, accurate color reproduction and stable performance. The latest models achieve their black levels in both bright and dark settings, producing vibrant and accurate colors LG continues. These advanced OLED displays have received UL Solutions’ “Perfect Black,” “Perfect Color” verification, and the products are certified by Intertek for 100 percent color fidelity.
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The 2025 OLED evo TVs also boast rapid brightness and color temperature stabilization, earning TÜV Rheinland’s “Quick Stability with Image Quality” certification.
According to LG, the new Alpha 11 AI Processor Gen2 processing feature powers deep learning algorithms that analyze and refine low-resolution and low-quality images to process these images to a higher definition. Additionally, Dynamic Tone Mapping Professional offers expert-level control over HDR10 content for professional creators, allowing customization and fine-tuning of images for accurate color and detail representation in all viewing environments.
New for 2025, LG’s latest OLED evo 4K TVs also support Filmmaker Mode with Ambient Light Compensation, which is an advanced version of Filmmaker Mode developed in collaboration with the creative community. According to LG, this feature accurately detects the lighting conditions of the viewing environment and automatically adjusts the picture settings to maintain the filmmaker’s original intent to deliver a cinematic experience in various lighting conditions.
Complementing the visuals, the company’s AI Sound Pro delivers immersive audio with virtual 11.1.2 channels of surround sound, adjusting the tonal balance and clarity for an immersive, tailored listening experience. Designed with personalization in mind, LG’s newest OLED TVs boast AI-powered features that understand and adapt to individual audio and visual preferences. By analyzing over 1.6 billion image settings and 40 million sound profiles, the AI Picture/Sound Wizard tailors audio and visual modes for each user.
The user experience is further elevated that begins the moment the TV is powered on, courtesy of the AI Remote. AI Welcome greets users by name and provides tailored recommendations based on their preferences and viewing habits, while AI Voice ID adds convenience by recognizing individual voices, automatically switching profiles, and delivering content suggestions that match personal tastes.
The TVs’ AI Search leverages a Large Language Model (LLM) to understand conversational context and uncover subtle user intentions. Access to Microsoft Copilot further streamlines the process, allowing users to efficiently find and organize complex information using contextual cues.
For an even smoother and more engaging experience, the AI Chatbot proactively identifies potential user challenges and offers timely, effective solutions. What’s more, the Generative Image Gallery allows users to create custom backgrounds using voice commands, adding a personal and creative touch to the viewing experience.
Other features the 2025 lineup of evo OLED TVs offer include LG’s webOS interface provides a personalized and streamlined experience to access content and settings more easily. The new home screen is faster, more convenient and increasingly personalized with enhanced UI and categories. Additionally, webOS now supports multi-platform integration with the Home Hub, seamlessly connecting with multi ecosystems, ThinQ and Google Home, for control of various IoT devices.
To support gamers, the latest LG OLED evo TVs employ several features tailored to gaming, including the industry’s what LG claims is the first 4K 165Hz Variable Refresh Rate (VRR), certified by NVIDIA G-SYNC, and AMD FreeSync Premium. The OLED evo models enhance gaming with tear-free, stutter-free gameplay, minimal input lag and up to 165 frames per second. The OLED evo TVs are also the first to receive ClearMR 10000 certification by VESA that are said to ensure smooth motion during fast-paced action sequences.
LG asserts that by bringing together these ecosystems homeowners can manage and control their smart home systems through a single interface on their LG smart TVs. Extending benefits beyond the initial purchase, the webOS Re:New program allows LG Smart TV owners to benefit from the most up-to-date TV experience for the next five years.
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