
LG has launched 25 televisions in India under its 2026 AI TV lineup, including a 115-inch QNED evo Mini LED model. The range spans OLED evo, QNED Mini LED, Micro RGB evo,…
LG has launched 25 televisions in India under its 2026 AI TV lineup, including a 115-inch QNED evo Mini LED model. The range spans OLED evo, QNED Mini LED, Micro RGB evo, Mini RGB evo and Nano 4K UHD technologies. Prices start at Rs. 19,990 and reach Rs. 12,99,990 for the 100-inch Micro RGB evo flagship.

The TVs run on webOS 26, with features including Voice ID, personalised recommendations, Google Gemini, Microsoft Copilot and Xbox Cloud Gaming support. LG says selected models offer refresh rates of up to 330Hz. The Hindu separately reports Sony has announced a 115-inch Bravia 9II True RGB TV, listed at Rs. 28,99,990.

The rush to sell ever larger screens can make premium television sound like a race rather than a buying decision. AI labels, gaming features and claims of brighter pictures matter less than viewing distance, after-sales service and actual content quality. LG’s starting price keeps the range broad, but its flagship pricing puts the biggest models beyond most homes. Independent tests of brightness, motion handling and software support will tell buyers whether these features justify the premium.
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