
LG has launched 25 televisions in India for 2026, including its largest QNED Mini LED model at 115 inches. Prices range from Rs. 19,990 for Smart AI TVs to Rs. 12,99,990 for…
LG has launched 25 televisions in India for 2026, including its largest QNED Mini LED model at 115 inches. Prices range from Rs. 19,990 for Smart AI TVs to Rs. 12,99,990 for a 100-inch Micro RGB evo model. The range includes OLED evo, QNED Mini LED, Micro RGB evo, Mini RGB evo and Nano 4K UHD models.

Sony has also announced a 115-inch Bravia 9II True RGB television, priced at Rs. 28,99,990 under best buy, against an MRP of Rs. 45,99,900. Its Bravia 9II range starts at 75 inches, while Bravia 7II models begin at 55 inches. LG is offering webOS 26 with Gemini, Copilot and cloud gaming support. Sony says Gemini will arrive through a future update.

The easy narrative is that bigger screens and AI alone justify premium prices. They do not. LG’s entry price is accessible, but its top model costs nearly Rs. 13 lakh, while Sony’s 115-inch set is priced even higher. Buyers should judge brightness, picture processing, software support and repair costs, not just screen size. The useful test will be how many years these AI features and promised updates remain genuinely useful.
Sources (2): hindustantimes.com, thehindu.com
This story was synthesised by AI from the 2 sources linked above.