Best LG G5 deals 2026: get a big discount on the flagship OLED TV

The 65-inch LG G5 OLED TV pictured on a wooden rack. On the screen is a still from Netflix F1 series Drive to Survive.
(Image credit: What Hi-Fi? / Netflix (Drive to Survive))

Looking for a flagship OLED TV with a discounted price tag? Then you have very much come to the right place.

As LG’s 2025 flagship OLED, the G5 was always going to be an expensive TV at launch – and when it arrived earlier this year, pricing reflected that. A few months on, though, you can now get some excellent deals.

That’s good news, because the G5 is a seriously impressive TV. It was the first model to use Primary RGB Tandem OLED technology, which layers four OLED elements to push brightness and colour performance well beyond what traditional OLED panels can manage.

In our testing of the 65-inch LG G5, the results were outstanding, with a picture that combines OLED’s perfect blacks with far more punch and vibrancy than we’re used to seeing from the technology.

Performance should be consistent across most of the range. LG’s OLEDs are generally very reliable when it comes to scaling up and down in size, so we’d expect the 55-, 77- and 83-inch G5 models to deliver a very similar experience.

The exceptions are the 48-inch and 97-inch versions, which don’t use the new Primary RGB Tandem OLED panel and therefore won’t reach the same brightness levels. They should still be excellent TVs, but our main G5 review doesn’t fully apply to those sizes.

Practical considerations are also worth keeping in mind. Only the 48-, 55- and 65-inch models are available with a tabletop stand (the G5S versions), while larger sizes are only available with LG’s Zero Gap wall mount.

Once you’ve chosen the right size, the only remaining question is price – and that’s where this page comes in. Below, you’ll find the latest LG G5 deals, organised by screen size and updated live, making it easy to see where the real savings are right now.

LG OLED48G5 (48-inch)

A press image of the 48-inch LG G5

(Image credit: LG)

Launch price: £1800

A new addition to the LG's G-series this year, the 48-inch G5 is a solution for those on a budget or with limited space.

Be aware that at the time of writing the 48-inch model is only available in the EU for some reason, so international readers will have to consider other products.

As long as you don't mind missing out on the Primary RGB Tandem OLED panel, the 48-inch model should be an affordable way of getting the G5. See the best prices below:

LG OLED55G5 (55-inch)

A press image of the 55-inch LG G5 TV

(Image credit: LG)

Launch price: £2400 / $2500 / AU$4199

While the 55-inch is no longer the smallest model in the LG G-series (that honour goes to the new 48-inch), it is the smallest model with the shiny new Primary RGB Tandem OLED panel.

Whatever size G5 you get, you'll have support for HDR10, HLG and Dolby Vision HDR formats. There are four HDMI 2.1 ports for 4K/120Hz gaming, as well as support for VRR and ALLM for the PS5 and Xbox Series X owners out there. eARC is also supported for connecting soundbars or other audio equipment!

Check out the latest prices below:

LG OLED65G5 (65-inch)

The 65-inch LG G5 OLED TV pictured on a wooden rack. On the screen is a still from Netflix F1 series Drive to Survive.

(Image credit: What Hi-Fi? / Netflix (Drive to Survive))

Launch price: £3300 / $3400 / AU$5299

The 65-inch G5 is the model we reviewed, and we were suitably impressed. The Primary RGB Tandem OLED panel represents a generational leap forward for the technology and makes for a stunning TV set.

With a dazzlingly bright image, crisp and colourful picture and an excellent feature set for gamers, we can wholeheartedly recommend the LG G5.

You can see the best deals below:

LG OLED77G5 (77-inch)

A press image of the 77-inch LG G5

(Image credit: LG)

Launch price: £4500 / $4500 / AU$7999

If 65 inches wasn't quite enough TV for you, the 77-inch G5 is pretty much exactly the same but with an even bigger display. Both models use the same built-in 60W 4.2 channel sound system. While Dolby Atmos-enabled we found the G5's audio to be a bit middling, so we suggest pairing the set with a quality soundbar or, even better, a full surround sound system if you have the space.

We start to see some big price jumps as we move up to the larger screen sizes, so it's worth looking out for a good deal below:

LG OLED83G5 (83-inch)

A wall-mounted LG G5 in an apartment, with the screen showing the sun shining through a rock formation.

(Image credit: LG)

Launch price: £7000 / $6500 / AU$9999

Now we get to some seriously big – and pricey –models. Once again, the 83-inch G5 should be identical to its smaller siblings, only scaled up to a bigger room-filling size.

The 83-inch is definitely one of the pricier versions but often will have big discounts – have a look below:

LG OLED97G5 (97-inch)

The LG G5 TV wall-mounted in a high-end living room

(Image credit: LG)

Launch price: £25,000 / $25,000 / AU$37,999

Finally, we have the jaw-dropping 97-inch G5. If you've got the space and the budget, we have started to see some discounts on this monster model. And if you don't, there's no harm in having a look... right?

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Daniel Furn
Staff Writer, Deals

Daniel Furn is a staff writer at What Hi-Fi? focused on all things deal-related. He studied Magazine Journalism at the University of Sheffield before working as a freelance journalist covering film, TV, gaming, and consumer tech. Outside of work, he can be found travelling far-flung corners of the globe, playing badminton, and watching the latest streaming sensation (in 4K HDR, of course).

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