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.

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,

OLED evo TVs promise even better picture and more brightness, although none of them will include MLA technology.The Latest Tech News, Delivered to Your Inbox

Don't spend thousands on a new LG OLED TV when the LG B4 OLED TV and its stunning display are on sale at the lowest price ever.

Despite OLED TV flagships out of Samsung and LG sporting higher refresh rates at 165Hz, the Panasonic Z95B is sticking to 144Hz. It will also come equipped with both Nvidia G-Sync and AMD FreeSync Premium for superior screen-tearing mitigation.

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

If LG can get the price right, it'll be another winner. But it'll have to be good with limited other changes on board

The LG C5 is shaping up to be a light refresh of last year's C4 OLED, but given the excellent performance and features set of the C4, consider this good news. It'll be available in 42-, 48-, 55-, 65-, 77- and 83-inch models.

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LG’s latest line-up of flagship OLED evo televisions—the M5 and G5 (replacing the M4 and G4)— aim to fully embrace AI, echoing the personalization trend shared by seemingly everyone at CES 2025. Both TVs promise improvements in brightness,