LG's got an exciting new panel technology it's touting on its new flagship OLEDs and it might well be revolutionary for the market.

Is it worth upgrading from your trusty C4? It's too early to tell, but at a technical level there are some key differences.

LG's G series models of OLED TVs offer the best televisual tech the brand has to offer. The G4 made real strides in terms of picture quality and sound, earning it a five-star review in 2024. And now the G5 looks to take things on a step.

So it should come as no surprise that LG’s 2025 lineup of OLED TVs raises the bar yet again. At the top of the lineup is the M5, which is the latest series to use the company’s Zero Connect Box for a wireless link between the TV screen and your gaming consoles,

LG's new AI experience in the M5 and G5 allows for a more personalized and tailored user experience. Here's what to expect.

Why would LG choose not to announce this model? The M5, G5 and OLED T are much flashier, and the company says the brightness of its 2025 high-end models are up to 40% better. By c

That’s what’s wonderful about the LG OLEDs. The evo C4 Series has what’s called Filmmaker Mode and when you turn that on, it turns all that other crap off — so you can watch what you watch the way the director intended.

As of Jan. 8, the LG 48-inch B4 Series OLED 4K Smart TV is on sale for $699.99 at Best Buy. Game Pass Cloud Gaming comes in February.

LG 65-inch C4 Series OLED evo 4K Smart TV is available for $1,699.99 at Best Buy, saving you $100 off its regular price of $1,799.99. If you're thinking about upgrading your home entertainment setup,