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 got a lot cooking for 2025, and it's all here on display at CES. In addition to announcing several new home appliance upgrades, like a fridge with a transparent OLED screen, LG has finally given us our first look at its 2025 TVs, and wow — they are impressive.

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 has unveiled its 2025 LG OLED evo TV lineup, including the world’s first true wireless OLED evo M5, and OLED evo G5 models. With LG’s latest α (Alpha) 11 AI Processor Gen2 at its core, the latest OLED evo models present feature enhanced image quality with “impeccable blacks, exceptional brightness and advanced processing capabilities,” and more.

So brightness and color upgrades are seemingly there, but LG is claiming its new four-stack OLED structure is also more energy efficient. LG says the 65-inch LG G5 OLED is rated 164W in energy consumption, which is quite the improvement over last year's 65-inch G4, which came in at 209W.

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

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