UPDATE 1/5: Among the announcements we got from LG today is a stunning, almost-wireless, "wallpaper" TV, a robot butler that might just be vaporware, and more. Check out everything LG revealed in the video above.
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If you’re looking to upgrade your living room or home office in 2026, LG has a number of devices on tap to help you make that happen. At CES 2026, we’ll get a first look at what’s to come, from eye-popping TVs to massive gaming monitors. The company’s CES press conference is scheduled for Jan. 5, 2026, at 8 a.m. PT / 11 a.m. ET. If you can’t make it to Mandalay Bay, you can live-stream the show in the video below. LG already revealed much of its CES lineup ahead of the show, but there could be a few surprises. Here’s what we know:
HOME ENTERTAINMENT
- Micro RGB evo. LG's first RGB LED TV uses a new backlight technology that's picking up steam among some of the most promising and expensive TVs we’ve seen.
- Gallery TVs. These 4K MiniLED TVs come with swappable magnetic frames and a collection of 4,500 artworks, similar to Samsung’s The Frame series.
- LG Sound Suite. This home audio system includes the H7 soundbar, the first with Dolby Atmos FlexConnect, LG says.
- Four new xboom by will.i.am speakers. The Stage 501, Blast, Mini, and Rock include “AI-driven intelligence” that analyzes what you’re listening to and adjusts EQ settings.
COMPUTING
(Credit: LG)- 2026 LG gram. The company’s latest ultraportable Copilot+ PCs, the LG gram Pro 17 and LG gram Pro 16, are made from an Aerominum material that promises added protection in a lightweight package.
- UltraGear evo gaming monitors. The lineup includes a 39-inch 5K2K OLED display with 5K AI Upscaling, a 5K New MiniLED monitor that promises to "dramatically improve blooming control," and a huge 52-Inch 5K2K 240Hz monitor.
SMART HOME
(Credit: LG)- New LG Signature appliances. We joke about applying AI to your fridge, but it’s a real thing. At CES, LG will show off a new AI-infused Signature fridge and range.
- LG CLOiD. This home robot is designed to perform indoor tasks using its two articulated arms, which offer seven degrees of freedom each.