LG OLED evo AI G5 (2025)
Launched Jul 2025 · OLED · 55", 65", 77", 97"
Lowest price today (55")₹1,64,990on Flipkart
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55-inchOLED55G56LA₹1,64,990Flipkart
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65-inchOLED65G56LAusually ₹2,19,890
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77-inchOLED77G56LAusually ₹4,12,290
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97-inch97-inch is reported globally to use the older non-tandem WOLED panel, so it is less bright than the 55-77 inch sizes · OLED97G56LAlaunched at ₹24,99,990
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Score breakdown
Tandem OLED: perfect blacks, very accurate colour, slightly less natural than Sony
About 2,300 nits measured, record for OLED; no HDR10+
Four HDMI 2.1 up to 165 Hz, about 9 ms lag
Polished webOS with five years of upgrades; home-screen ads
60 W loud and clear, but reviewers found bass thin
Slim gallery design, four HDMI 2.1, eARC, LG service; launch bug fixed
Each part is rated on one scale for every TV, from reviewers' measurements (brightness, input lag) where they exist, what reviewers found, specs and owner reports, including after-sales service. It rates the TV itself, not how good it is for the price.
Pros
- Huge small-window brightness (close to 3,000 nits on 1%) with perfect blacks
- Very accurate colour in lab tests (Delta E about 1.1 in HDR)
- Four HDMI 2.1 ports up to 165 Hz with every gaming feature
- Built-in 60 W speakers sound loud and clear enough to skip a soundbar at first
- About 2,300 nits on a 10% HDR window, very high for OLED
- Near-full P3 colour coverage
- Input lag about 9 ms with the boost setting
Cons
- Skin tones a little less natural than Sony Bravia 8 II
- Glossy panel shows reflections in dark scenes
- No HDR10+
- Pointer remote can click by accident
- Ads and recommendations on the home screen until turned off
- Big premium over the C5 for a modest picture gain
- Costs a lot more than the C5
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Digit2025
Measured the India 65-inch: a very bright, punchy OLED that most premium buyers will love, though it is a touch less natural than Sony's best and lacks HDR10+.
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Tom's GuideJun 2025
Measured the 65-inch US model: one of the best premium OLEDs, with record brightness and fast gaming, but the cheaper C5 gets close for much less.
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TechRadarApr 2025
Measured the 65-inch: a big brightness jump over the G4 at no extra price, with a better anti-glare screen; Editor's Choice.
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What Hi-Fi?May 2025
Tested the 65-inch: once a launch Dolby Vision bug was patched, a stunning step forward for OLED, held back only by flat sound.
Reported by many owners
Common complaints
- Early software made dark Dolby Vision and HDR10 scenes look blotchy or greyish; LG acknowledged it and fixed it with updates in mid-2025, so update the TV
From: What Hi-Fi?, Tom's Guide
Full specs
| Resolution | 4K Ultra HD (3840×2160) |
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| Panel | OLED · OLED |
| Backlight | self-lit |
| Refresh rate | 120 Hz |
| Peak brightness | 2296 nits measured (Tom's Guide (65-inch US model)) |
| HDR formats | HDR10, Dolby Vision, HLG |
| Colour | Primary RGB Tandem (four-stack) WOLED panel; about 99.6% UHDA-P3 measured |
| HDMI 2.1 ports | 4 |
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| VRR / ALLM | VRR, ALLM |
| Max refresh for games | 165 Hz |
| Input lag | 9.2 ms |
| Speakers | 60 W, 4.2 channel, subwoofer |
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| Formats | Dolby Atmos, DTS |
| Software | webOS |
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| Voice | LG ThinQ AI / AI Magic Remote voice |
| Casting | Screen mirroring, AirPlay |
| Ports | 4 HDMI, eARC, Ethernet |
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| Wireless | Wi-Fi 6, Bluetooth 5.3 |
| Design | gallery-style flush design, wall-mount design; table stand optional stand |
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| Warranty | 1 year |
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