LG looks like the visitors of the CES of that week in Las Vegas when taking the wrappers of its “Evo” high -end variety of 2025 “Evo” “Evo” and, as usual, it turns out that there are more than enough new things. With the new OLED M5 and G5, M5 and G5 series to keep lovers of the films and really passionate games.
For starters, the OLED Evo M5 and OLED evo G5 ranges will both boast LG’s new Alpha 11 Gen 2 processor, which LG claims uses more power and much-expanded AI and machine learning capabilities to further improve picture and sound quality over 2024’s already hugely acclaimed G4 series.
The second-generation Alpha 11 processor can, for example, analyze and refine more meticulous low-resolution, low-quality photographs to deliver sharper, more natural-scale results, while a new “professional” version of LG’s dynamic mapping system, long acclaimed. praise from LG, LG, LG, the acclaimed LG, LG, dynamic mapping LG, LG, long praise from LG, LG, dynamic cardboard LG, LG, dynamic cardboard LG, dynamic cardboard LG, dynamic cardboard LG, dynamic cardboard LG, LGArray LG Dynamic Cardboard, LG DG DG, LG Driv Cardboard, LG, has long been acclaimed by LG LG Provides users and calibrators with new color point and detail accuracy when customizing and HDR photographs for all environments display.
On the audio side, the new Alpha 11 processor includes the generation of all sound sources, even fundamental stereo, in an 11. 1. 2 sound sound configuration, with a so-called forward tone and clarity balance.
Perhaps the most instantly obvious sign of progress from LG’s 2024 premium Evo OLEDs, though, will come from the brightness of the new M5 and G5 screens. A new Brightness Booster Ultimate system, combining the latest so-called ‘four stack’ OLED panel designs (which use an extra OLED layer to enhance brightness and efficiency) with advanced pixel color and light control courtesy of the new Alpha 11 processor, is claimed to hit brightness peaks three times higher than those achieved by ‘regular’ OLED TVs such as LG’s B series models.
LG likely wouldn’t put a precise NIT number on the higher brightness of the new OLEDs, emphasizing that it will only apply to the 55, 65, 77, and 83-inch G5 and M5 screen sizes. Although built on the brightness functionality of last year’s B4 and G4, we can probably expect a brightness of 10% of the 1900 nits window. And maybe a little more in small measurement windows.
LG emphasizes in its first data on the OLED EVO 2025 that this additional brightness improves visual aspects at other brightness levels, without harming OLED’s reputation in terms of light and colors in pixels. Of course, LG’s new EVO displays received Perfect Black and Perfect Color verification from independent tester Ult Solutions, as well as 100 percent color consistency verification through Intertek and Quick Stability Certification. With Image Quality” via Tuv Rhineland.
The M5 and G5 TVs also introduce the Ambient Light Compensation version of the Filmmaker Mode to LG OLEDs for the first time, whereby the Filmmaker Mode’s accuracy-based settings can adapt in real time to changing light conditions, ensuring that viewers get a consistent HDR experience no matter how bright or dark their room is.
The wonderful games movement for 55 -inch G5 of 55 inches, 65 inches, 77 inches and 83 inches is added to the variable speed signs of 4K/165Hz (up to the previous 4K/144Hz limit), while The M5 series now wireless video transmission between its external connection boxes and their game sign screens of up to 4K/144Hz.
Both the M5 and G5 TVs can handle the Nvidia G-Sync and AMD FreeSync Premium VRR systems too, as well as becoming the first sets to receive ClearMR 10000 certification by VESA as further evidence of their motion clarity and smoothness.
As I had predicted in my last year’s article about the use of AI on TVs, LG speaks extensively in its data about its new Evo televisions of its AI characteristics. For example, the new functions AI Picture and Sound Wizard claim to analyze more than 1. 6 billion symbols parameters and 40 million sound profiles so that users adapt their audio and visual configurations to their personal tastes and needs.
The new so-called AI Remote provided with 2025’s LG Evo TVs includes a dedicated AI Button that takes you to a new AI Concierge home page where different users are greeted by name and provided with personalised recommendations based on their viewing habits. Or, if you hold the AI Button down, it activates a new AI Voice ID feature capable of recognizing different household members’ voices and automatically switching to their personalised content recommendations and settings.
In Choose Territories (US, UK and South Korea), a new AI Seek feature on LG EVO 2025 TVs can leverage a vital style to further perceive the context of verbal exchange and stumble upon sophisticated user intents , with the extra optimized procedure Access to Microsoft Copilot. And all territories will get benefits from the new edition of LG’s just right AI chatbot functionality, where the TV can any prospective disorder or questions about your LG TV without you wanting to call LG visitor services. Lg.
Last but not least on the AI feature front, a new Generative Image Gallery lets you create custom background images simply by giving the software a few core image content terms to work with.
The latest edition of the LG Wise Webos platform now supports cross-platform integration with Home Hub, so you can connect to multiple ecosystems to more IoT devices. LG is also continuing its Webos Re:New program, as part of which buyers of new EVO TVs can expect to see its webOS platforms updated to new editions over a period of up to five years.
As probably has collected in the course of this article, the big difference between the new M5 and G5 Evo Oled models is that the M5S are designed to be almost absolutely wireless, an external connection /transmission box to send video up to 4K /144Hz and Audio to Dolby Atmos without loss of wireless shape to the screen.
The 83-inch G5 won a Best of Innovation CES 2025 award, with the 83M5 bringing home a winner’s name in the video category.
LG has yet to reveal pricing data for its newest Evo OLED TVs, but visitors to CES 2025 will be able to see those new presentations starting January 7 at 15004 at the Las Vegas Convention Center.
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