The LG Gallery+ service, which provides access to over 4,500 visual pieces that are updated every month, is a crucial component of the experience.
The LG Gallery TV, a new lifestyle-focused screen, will be unveiled by LG Electronics at CES 2026, which is scheduled to start on January 6. According to reports, the introduction represents LG’s most recent effort to create design-led televisions that integrate technology with interior design. In addition to the Gallery TV, LG is expected to unveil improved OLED G6 and OLED W6 flagship TVs at CES 2026, indicating a more comprehensive update of its high-end and lifestyle TV lineup.
There will be 55-inch and 65-inch versions of LG’s next Gallery TV available.
According to a press statement from the firm, the LG Gallery TV is intended as a digital canvas that integrates into home décor beyond conventional TV use. Pricing and availability are yet unknown, however LG will display the model at its CES 2026 exhibit at the Las Vegas Convention Center as part of its Art TV collection.
The 55-inch and 65-inch versions of the LG Gallery TV will be available. It has a thin, flush-mount design that is meant to be mounted on the wall. The company affirms that it offers replaceable magnetic frames to better complement home décor.
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According to the manufacturer, the Gallery TV was created in partnership with museum curators and has a special Gallery Mode that modifies brightness and color accuracy to replicate the texture of original artworks. Ambient light sensors are reported to automatically modify image settings throughout the day, and a specialized display surface is believed to lessen glare and reflections.
According to the business, the LG Gallery TV is powered by LG’s α7 AI Processor and employs a MiniLED display with 4K resolution in place of OLED. AI Sound Pro manages audio, producing simulated 9.1.2-channel sound. Additionally, it is said that the TV has internal storage for storing certain visual material on the device.
The business says that the LG Gallery+ service, which provides access to over 4,500 visual pieces that are updated every month, is a crucial component of the experience. Fine art, movie sequences, gaming graphics, and animations are all included in the library. Additionally, users may show personal photographs, use generative AI to create personalized visuals, and add background music via Bluetooth streaming or built-in tracks. Gallery+ will be available for a limited time for free from LG, but full access will cost money.
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