The LG 27 UltraGear OLED 27GX790A's panel alone makes it drool-worthy; couple it with a 480Hz refresh rate, and this ...

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For gaming, the G5 includes 4K at a 165Hz refresh rate, NVIDIA G-SYNC, AMD FreeSync Premium, and VRR support. The TV is covered by a 5-year panel warranty and comes in five sizes: The LG OLED evo ...

Like previous G-Series OLEDs, the G5 uses LG's Gallery design so it can be mounted flush on your wall. All sizes come with a no-gap wall mount but the TV does not include a traditional pedestal stand.

$24,999 LG is reverting to its old stand/wall mount strategy. Unlike last year’s G series, the 55- and 65-inch sizes will not come with a table stand and instead be shipped with a wall mount ...

so it's fair to expect over 2,000 nits of brightness from the 2025 LG G5 OLED. In addition to the added brightness, the G5 has access to a maximum refresh rate of 165Hz with VRR, NVIDIA G-SYNC and ...

Both of these small speakers launched in 2024 at similar price-points, with the JBL Clip 5 coming in at $79.95 / £59.99 / AU$89.95 and the LG XBoom Go ... Costco in a 2-pack bundle, so keep ...

While we have pricing for that new compact G-series, it doesn't appear to be available for pre-order. There are also two configurations of the G5, one with LG's slick One Wall Design wall mount and ...

you can take to mean LG's OLED B5 (which sits two model positions below). The G5 is also the world's first 4K 165Hz capable TV, with all the VRR and G-Sync and FreeSync boxes ticked, which will be ...

The wider form factors the Flex S, the Flex G, and the much larger Flex Note. There was also one with a rollable display, called the Slidable Solo. Let’s take a look. Samsung has been working on ...

You can now order the LG G5 OLED TV in the UK John Lewis is the first retailer to launch pre-orders The launch prices are identical to its predecessor, the LG G4 The first prices for the LG G5 ...

Having missed CES this year, I’ve had to wait longer than usual to get my first look at LG’s new TVs, but I finally got the chance ... a feeling that it could be a huge step forward for the G series ...