LG 2022 OLED TV Prices and Release Dates

If you’ve been waiting for pricing and availability details on the LG 2022 OLED TV lineup, we’ve got some excellent news for you. LG has officially announced that several of its new OLED TVs, including select sizes of the OLED evo, will be available this month.

LG produces some of the greatest OLED TVs (and some of the best TVs in general), thus the LG G1 OLED TV and LG C1 OLED TV are eagerly anticipated. We already know that the G2 series will boast the company’s brightest OLED display ever, and that the C2 will have a small 42-inch screen that will appeal to gamers. If you can afford it, there’s also a pair of 8K OLED TVs coming out in April.

In terms of pricing, each LG OLED series has very stable tiers year after year. Although some of the larger screens are more cheap, most of the popular G2, C2, and B2 layouts cost the same as their 2021 counterparts. That could be related to LG’s new G2 OLED sizes of 83 inches and 97 inches, which are the company’s largest-ever consumer OLED TVs.

The LG 2022 OLED TV prices and availability are listed below. If you like what you see, be sure to check out our recommendations on how to choose the correct TV size and the best TV bargains currently available.

Galley Edition LG G2 OLED TV With OLED Evo

The LG G2 OLED with OLED evo promises the brightest LG TV performance yet, which has been a long-time battle for OLED displays. The G2 has dedicated heat-dissipation technology, which allows the screens to become substantially brighter without incurring OLED burn-in. We’ll be watching to see how well the set handles the additional brightness, thanks to the Alpha 9 Gen 5 processor’s better dynamic tone mapping.

This year, LG added 83-inch and 97-inch versions to its Gallery Edition TVs. The Gallery OLED TVs, as is customary, are designed to be wall mounted and feature an exceptionally thin design. You might be able to turn your wall into a TV depending on the size of your area, but the larger G2 models will obviously raise the price.

OLED Evo On LG C2 Oled Tv

The LG C2 OLED with OLED evo, which will be available in 83-, 77-, 65-, and 55-inch sizes, will attempt to build on the popularity of last year’s LG C1 OLED TV by adding the evo screen to the 83-, 77-, 65-, and 55-inch models. The company’s OLED standard panel will be used in the 48-inch and brand-new 42-inch sizes, but the smallest-ever OLED TV catches our eye as a contender for greatest gaming TV yet — though we were expecting for a lower price on that specific model. Aside from that, the majority of the sets are priced the same as last year.

The LG C2 OLED will also include the Alpha 9 Gen 5 chipset, as well as reduced bezels and a new composite fibre material that will make it up to 50% lighter than the LG C1. The C2 OLED will have four HDMI 2.1 connectors, just like the G2 OLED.

Oled TV LG B2

In comparison to the C2, the LG B2 OLED TV foregoes evo in favour of the Alpha 7 Gen 5 processor. The B2 has a 120Hz display and two HDMI 2.1 connectors (out of four total HDMI ports.) As a result of the trade-off, the “B” range has lower costs than the C2 series, making it one of the most reasonable options for finding the best cheap OLED TV offers. Of course, we’ll have to put the B2 through its paces in the lab to see how it compares to LG’s OLED TVs with OLED evo.

The B2 is available in three sizes: 77, 65, and 55 inches.

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The A2 OLED TV’s price and availability have yet to be announced by LG. All we know about the specs is that the A2 will have a 60Hz panel, no HDMI 2.1, and 5.1.2 channel sound. The A2 will be offered in two sizes: 65-inch and 55-inch, when it becomes available.

LG OLED TVs In 8K

LG has a pair of 8K OLED TVs scheduled for release in 2022. The LG Z2 8K OLED TV is still a tough sell due to the high price and limited content issues that 8K TVs face, but the 88-inch size can now be wall-mounted. It’s also available in a 77-inch variant. The Alpha 9 Gen 5 CPU and other key features from the G2 OLED TV are included in both sizes. They are, however, significantly more expensive than 4K OLEDs, with prices starting at $12,000.

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LG OLED TVs have seen a number of improvements this year. The year is represented by the generational Web OS name, which changes from 6.0 to 22. The layout is identical to the one introduced last year, but it also includes user profiles that curate recommendations and keep each user’s desired content front and centre. Magic Tap, a new NFC function in the ThinQ app, allows you to switch profiles simply tapping your smartphone to a compatible remote.

Room to Room share is another function that allows you to broadcast a cable signal from a host TV to a distant TV over Wi-Fi. Because only one broadcast may be accessed at a time, this won’t completely replace the need for a second cable box, but it might come in handy in a pinch. However, room to room will only function if you have two LG 2022 TVs.

Finally, the LG 2022 OLED TVs come with a variety of gaming enhancements. Last year, the Game Optimizer menu was introduced, which merged gaming settings such as G-Sync, FreeSync, and VRR. Game Optimizer now includes a Dark Room Mode that may reduce eye strain, as well as a new sports gaming option.