| Summary | 2025 LG QNED evo |
| Display Technology | Dynamic QNED Color Solution |
| Sizes Available | 65″, 75″, 86″, 100″ |
| Resolution | Up to 4K |
| Refresh Rate | Up to 144Hz |
| Wireless Technology | Zero Connect (True Wireless) |
| Audio System | 11.1.2 Virtual Surround |
| AI Processor | α8 or α9 AI Processor |
| Smart Platform | webOS25 |
| Gaming Features | VRR, Game Optimizer, HDMI 2.1 |
| Certifications | 100% Color Volume (Intertek), AMD FreeSync Premium |
| Calibration Support | Calman Calibration Software |
| Connectivity | Wireless, HDMI 2.1, Google Cast |
| Special Modes | Filmmaker Mode, Ambient Light Adjustments |
| Design | Ultra-slim, 31.5-49.9mm depth |
At CES 2025, LG Electronics introduced its 2025 QNED evo television lineup, featuring advancements in display technology and artificial intelligence. The QNED evo models feature LG’s proprietary Dynamic QNED Color Solution, a technology designed to enhance color accuracy and brightness by replacing traditional quantum dots. Certified for 100% Color Volume by Intertek, these televisions deliver precise and vivid visual output.
The lineup integrates wireless connectivity through LG’s Zero Connect technology, enabling 4K resolution video transmission at refresh rates of up to 144Hz without the need for HDMI or USB cables. This marks the first application of LG’s True Wireless technology in an LCD TV. The inclusion of the α8 and α9 AI processors brings enhanced image and sound processing capabilities, while the webOS25 smart platform supports advanced features such as personalized user profiles and voice recognition.
Screen sizes range from 65 to 100 inches, with the introduction of a 100-inch model for premium home cinema and sports viewing. These televisions also incorporate features tailored to gaming, such as variable refresh rates, AMD FreeSync Premium certification, and HDMI 2.1 connectivity. The design of the QNED evo lineup emphasizes slim profiles and minimal bezels, compatible with contemporary interior aesthetics.
The QNED evo is the a showcase of LG’s remaining LCD capabilities, about as competitive a market as you can get. Simultaneously, LG continues to innovate in the OLED space, with its high-profile 77-inch transparent OLED TV showcasing cutting-edge design and functionality, albeit at a prohibitive $60,000 price point.
LG had a host of 2025 TVs at CES:
| Category | Product/Series | Key Features | Sizes Available |
| OLED Lineup | LG M5 OLED | World’s first wireless OLED evo TV, α (Alpha) 11 AI Processor Gen 2, 144Hz refresh rate, Brightness Booster Ultimate technology (3x brighter than standard OLED). | 97″, 83″, 77″, 65″ |
| LG G5 OLED | 165Hz refresh rate (ideal for gaming PCs), four-stack OLED panel for increased brightness, competitive pricing, Brightness Booster Ultimate. | 97″, 83″, 77″, 65″, 55″, 48″ | |
| LG C5 OLED | Value-packed, 144Hz refresh rate, Alpha 9 Gen8 processor, Brightness Booster technology (available for 55″, 65″, and 77″ models). | 97″, 83″, 77″, 65″, 55″, 48″, 42″ | |
| LG B5 OLED | Affordable model, 120Hz WOLED panel, Alpha 8 Gen2 chip, solid entry-level OLED option. | 97″, 83″, 77″, 65″, 55″, 48″ | |
| QNED Series | QNED9M | Mini-LED flagship, Dynamic QNED Color Solution for enhanced colors, Zero Connect wireless box for 4K 144Hz transmission without delay, AMD FreeSync Premium, a8 AI Processor. | 40″ to 100″ |
| Lifestyle Series | LG SIGNATURE OLED T | Transparent OLED TV, 77-inch screen, switchable between transparent and traditional display modes, retailing at ~$80,000. | 77″ |
| LG PF600U 3-in-1 Projector | 1080p resolution, five brightness levels, stereo speakers, screen size range 30″ to 120″, tilting head for versatility. | 30″ to 120″ (projected image) | |
| LG CineBeam S (PU615U) | 4K ultra-short throw projector, portable (5.5 lbs), screen size range 40″ to 100″, ideal for small spaces. | 40″ to 100″ (projected image) | |
| AI and Gaming Upgrades | Integrated Features | Enhanced AI through Affectionate Intelligence, Large Language Model for advanced search, Microsoft Copilot AI and Xbox Game Pass integration in Game Optimizer. | ot size-specific |
The LG Signature OLED T stood out as an $80,000 transparent TV, drawing in the crowds and making for some press mileage. Totally impractical but there’s a lot of stuff at CES that is a freak show in the carnival of exhibits in Las Vegas.
