LG Set To Unveil OLED evo, QNED, NanoCell

LG Electronics plans to unveil its most advanced and intelligent home entertainment lineup, featuring the groundbreaking OLED evo, the innovative QNED, and the much-loved NanoCell TVs.

According to the company, this trio of cutting-edge technologies marks a bold new chapter in TV evolution, uniting cinematic picture quality, AI-driven personalisation, and industry-first wireless capabilities.

In a statement, LG said that while each product line is tailored to suit different viewing preferences and lifestyle needs, they all share a single mission: to redefine the future of television through immersive visuals, intelligent sound, and seamless smart home connectivity.

“Whether it’s the cinematic mastery of OLED, the bold brilliance of QNED, or the vibrant clarity of NanoCell, LG’s 2025 lineup is designed to reflect how people live, play, and connect today,” the general manager, Media Entertainment Solutions, TV Division, LG Electronics West Africa, Choongbae Seok, said.

“We’re not just building televisions; we’re creating personal entertainment ecosystems for every Nigerian home.”

In another statement, the firm said: “At the core of LG’s 2025 TV offerings are two powerhouses: the OLED evo, known for its self-lit pixel precision and cinematic blacks, and the QNED, which pushes the boundaries of LCD through Mini LED backlighting and LG’s proprietary Dynamic QNED Colour technology. Though their technological foundations differ, both platforms are unified by LG’s latest Alpha AI processors and webOS 25, delivering smarter, more personalised user experiences.

“For the purist, LG’s OLED evo models—now led by the G5 and C5 series—deliver perfect blacks, infinite contrast, and award-winning design. Powered by the Alpha 11 AI Processor Gen2, the OLED evo TVs boast Brightness Booster Ultimate, achieving brightness levels three times higher than traditional OLEDs. Certified by UL and Intertek for Perfect Black and 100 per cent Colour Fidelity, these displays promise breathtaking realism in any environment.”