LG makes some of the best OLED TVs (and best TVs, period), so there’s plenty of anticipation around how it improved the LG G1 OLED TV and LG C1 OLED TV. We know that this year’s G2 series is promising the company’s brightest OLED display ever, while the C2 features a compact, 42-inch screen that’s sure to appeal to gamers. There’s also a pair of 8K OLED TVs arriving in April, if you can afford them. Speaking of prices, we’re getting pretty consistent tiers in each LG OLED series year-over-year. Most of the popular G2, C2 and B2 configurations cost the same as their 2021 counterparts, though some of the larger screens are actually more affordable. That might have something to do with LG two new sizes for the G2 OLED — 83-inches and 97-inches, the company’s largest-ever consumer OLED TV. Here’s a rundown of all the LG 2022 OLED TV prices and availability. If one catches your eye, be sure to check out our guides to buying the right TV size and the best TV deals happening now.
LG G2 OLED TV with OLED evo — Galley Edition
The LG G2 OLED with OLED evo is promising the best LG TV performance ever in terms of brightness, which has been a longtime struggle for OLED panels. The G2 features dedicated heat-dissipation technology that lets the panels get much brighter without causing the dreaded OLED burn-in. Paired with improved dynamic tone mapping powered by the Alpha 9 Gen 5 processor, we’ll be looking for how well the set wrangles the added brightness. LG’s Gallery Edition TVs also grew this year, adding 83-inch and 97-inch configurations. As usual, the Gallery OLED TVs are designed to be wall mounted, sporting an incredibly thin design. Depending on the size of your space, you might be able to turn your wall into a TV, but of course the larger G2 models push up the price.
LG C2 OLED TV with OLED evo
The LG C2 OLED with OLED evo sits below the Gallery Series, and will look to continue the success of last year’s LG C1 OLED TV by adding the evo panel on the 83-, 77-, 65- and 55-inch configurations. The 48-inch size and brand-new, 42-inch size will use the company’s OLED standard panel, but the smallest-ever OLED TV certainly catches our attention as a contender for best gaming TV yet — though we will say we were hoping for a lower price on that specific model. Besides that, most of the sets are the same price as last year’s. The LG C2 OLED will also have the Alpha 9 Gen 5 processor, plus the set is getting thinner bezels while a new composite fiber material should make the set up to 50% lighter than the LG C1. As with the G2 OLED, the C2 OLED will get four HDMI 2.1 ports. Be sure to see our guide on how the LG C2 vs. LG C1 OLED TV compare, and what upgrades to expect.
LG B2 OLED TV
Compared to the C2, the LG B2 OLED TV ditches evo and uses the Alpha 7 Gen 5 processor instead of the Alpha 9. The B2 maintains a 120Hz panel and 2 HDMI 2.1 ports (out of four total HDMI ports.) With the trade-off, you’ll see lower prices than the C2 series, making the “B” lineup one of the more affordable ways to find the best cheap OLED TV deals. Of course, we’ll need to conduct our series of lab tests to see just how differently the B2 performs than the LG OLED TVs with OLED evo. The B2 comes in 77-, 65- and 55-inch sizes.
LG A2 OLED TV
LG hasn’t yet shared the price or availability of the A2 OLED TV. All we know in terms of features is that A2 drops to a 60Hz panel, has no HDMI 2.1 and sticks to 5.1.2 channel sound. When it’s available, the A2 will come in A2 65- and 55-inch sizes. We’ll update this story when the LG A2 OLED TV price and release date is announced.
LG 8K OLED TVs
There are a pair of LG 8K OLED TVs available for 2022. The LG Z2 8K OLED TV is still a hard sell considering the high-price and limited-content problem 8K TVs face, but the 88-inch size can now be mounted on the wall. It comes in a 77-inch version, too. Both sizes are outfitted with the Alpha 9 Gen 5 processor and other top specs from the G2 OLED TV. Though they’re much more expensive than the 4K OLEDs, starting at $12,000.
LG 2022 OLED TV features
There are several updates to LG OLED TVs this year. The generational Web OS name switches from 6.0 to 22, representing the year. The interface is similar to last year’s redesign, but introduces user profiles that curate recommendations and keeps each user’s desired content in focus. The ThinQ app also has a new NFC feature called Magic Tap, which lets you switch profiles by tapping your smartphone to a compatible remote. There’s also a feature called Room to Room share, which lets you send a cable signal from a host TV to a remote TV over Wi-Fi. This can’t replace the need for a second cable box altogether, since only one feed can be viewed at a time, but it could be useful in a pinch. You’ll need to own two LG 2022 TVs for Room to Room to work though. Last, the LG 2022 OLED TVs offer an array of gaming upgrades. Last year saw the launch of the Game Optimizer menu with combined gaming settings, including G-Sync, FreeSync and VRR options. Now Game Optimizer has a Dark Room Mode that could help with eye strain and a new preset for sports gaming.
title: “Lg 2022 Oled Tv Prices And Release Dates Announced Every Model Compared” ShowToc: true date: “2022-11-04” author: “Michael Osterhout”
LG makes some of the best OLED TVs (and best TVs, period), so there’s plenty of anticipation around how it improved the LG G1 OLED TV and LG C1 OLED TV. We know that this year’s G2 series is promising the company’s brightest OLED display ever, while the C2 features a compact, 42-inch screen that’s sure to appeal to gamers. There’s also a pair of 8K OLED TVs arriving in April, if you can afford them. Speaking of prices, we’re getting pretty consistent tiers in each LG OLED series year-over-year. Most of the popular G2, C2 and B2 configurations cost the same as their 2021 counterparts, though some of the larger screens are actually more affordable. That might have something to do with LG two new sizes for the G2 OLED — 83-inches and 97-inches, the company’s largest-ever consumer OLED TV. Here’s a rundown of all the LG 2022 OLED TV prices and availability. If one catches your eye, be sure to check out our guides to buying the right TV size and the best TV deals happening now.
LG G2 OLED TV with OLED evo — Galley Edition
The LG G2 OLED with OLED evo is promising the best LG TV performance ever in terms of brightness, which has been a longtime struggle for OLED panels. The G2 features dedicated heat-dissipation technology that lets the panels get much brighter without causing the dreaded OLED burn-in. Paired with improved dynamic tone mapping powered by the Alpha 9 Gen 5 processor, we’ll be looking for how well the set wrangles the added brightness. LG’s Gallery Edition TVs also grew this year, adding 83-inch and 97-inch configurations. As usual, the Gallery OLED TVs are designed to be wall mounted, sporting an incredibly thin design. Depending on the size of your space, you might be able to turn your wall into a TV, but of course the larger G2 models push up the price.
LG C2 OLED TV with OLED evo
The LG C2 OLED with OLED evo sits below the Gallery Series, and will look to continue the success of last year’s LG C1 OLED TV by adding the evo panel on the 83-, 77-, 65- and 55-inch configurations. The 48-inch size and brand-new, 42-inch size will use the company’s OLED standard panel, but the smallest-ever OLED TV certainly catches our attention as a contender for best gaming TV yet — though we will say we were hoping for a lower price on that specific model. Besides that, most of the sets are the same price as last year’s. The LG C2 OLED will also have the Alpha 9 Gen 5 processor, plus the set is getting thinner bezels while a new composite fiber material should make the set up to 50% lighter than the LG C1. As with the G2 OLED, the C2 OLED will get four HDMI 2.1 ports. Be sure to see our guide on how the LG C2 vs. LG C1 OLED TV compare, and what upgrades to expect.
LG B2 OLED TV
Compared to the C2, the LG B2 OLED TV ditches evo and uses the Alpha 7 Gen 5 processor instead of the Alpha 9. The B2 maintains a 120Hz panel and 2 HDMI 2.1 ports (out of four total HDMI ports.) With the trade-off, you’ll see lower prices than the C2 series, making the “B” lineup one of the more affordable ways to find the best cheap OLED TV deals. Of course, we’ll need to conduct our series of lab tests to see just how differently the B2 performs than the LG OLED TVs with OLED evo. The B2 comes in 77-, 65- and 55-inch sizes.
LG A2 OLED TV
LG hasn’t yet shared the price or availability of the A2 OLED TV. All we know in terms of features is that A2 drops to a 60Hz panel, has no HDMI 2.1 and sticks to 5.1.2 channel sound. When it’s available, the A2 will come in A2 65- and 55-inch sizes. We’ll update this story when the LG A2 OLED TV price and release date is announced.
LG 8K OLED TVs
There are a pair of LG 8K OLED TVs available for 2022. The LG Z2 8K OLED TV is still a hard sell considering the high-price and limited-content problem 8K TVs face, but the 88-inch size can now be mounted on the wall. It comes in a 77-inch version, too. Both sizes are outfitted with the Alpha 9 Gen 5 processor and other top specs from the G2 OLED TV. Though they’re much more expensive than the 4K OLEDs, starting at $12,000.
LG 2022 OLED TV features
There are several updates to LG OLED TVs this year. The generational Web OS name switches from 6.0 to 22, representing the year. The interface is similar to last year’s redesign, but introduces user profiles that curate recommendations and keeps each user’s desired content in focus. The ThinQ app also has a new NFC feature called Magic Tap, which lets you switch profiles by tapping your smartphone to a compatible remote. There’s also a feature called Room to Room share, which lets you send a cable signal from a host TV to a remote TV over Wi-Fi. This can’t replace the need for a second cable box altogether, since only one feed can be viewed at a time, but it could be useful in a pinch. You’ll need to own two LG 2022 TVs for Room to Room to work though. Last, the LG 2022 OLED TVs offer an array of gaming upgrades. Last year saw the launch of the Game Optimizer menu with combined gaming settings, including G-Sync, FreeSync and VRR options. Now Game Optimizer has a Dark Room Mode that could help with eye strain and a new preset for sports gaming.
