LG has announced the 2025 refresh for its QNED evo lineup of premium LCD TVs, along with new features coming with the 40 to 100-inch models that include the capability to wirelessly receive and play 4K content.

Under pressure from TCL and Hisense in the value and affordable markets and Samsung in the top end OLED TV premium market, LG Electronics has moved to confuse consumer even further with the introduction of yet another TV industry acronym in an effort to sell more TVs.

LG has revealed its 2025 slate of QNED TVs, and there are a few surprises. The first round of the CES announcements from the Korean tech conglomerate includes the brand's first 100-inch QNED model, wireless connectivity,

My personal guess on why this might be the case is that bar a couple of QNED91 screen sizes last year, LG has consistently used contrast-limited IPS LCD panel technology rather than the VA alternative.

LG Electronics (LG) unveiled today its renewed 2025 QNED evo lineup, featuring new proprietary wide color gamut technology, a true wireless viewing experience that transmits 4K 144Hz images without loss of picture quality or delay,

The models shown by LG Electronics mix their advancements in OLED technology with the premium LCD QNED EVO series. A standout feature, especially in the QNED9M model, is the True Wireless 4K technology.