£1,500 off moves LG’s 65-inch G5 OLED from dream purchase to realistic one at £1,799.
<a href="https://prf.hn/click/camref:1101l3NS9D/creativeref:1110l7307/pubref:trustedreviewstextlink-deals-uk/destination:https%3A%2F%2Fpetertyson.co.uk%2Flg-oled65g54lw-65-oled-evo-ai-4k-smart-tv-2025″ rel=”nofollow noopener” target=”_blank”>Realistic in this case means an RRP of £3,299 now cut to £1,799 at Peter Tyson for the LG OLED65G54LW, a saving of £1,500 or 45% on the 65-inch G5 from LG’s 2025 OLED evo AI range.
This £3,299 LG OLED TV just dropped to £1,799
If you’ve been waiting for LG’s premium G5 OLED to become affordable, this £1,500 price cut is your moment.
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Keeping £1,500 back gives you room to build the rest of the setup around it, whether that means an LG soundbar to pair through WOW Orchestra or a new console to push the panel’s 165Hz refresh rate.
A new console finds plenty to work with, as 165Hz VRR, a 0.1ms response time and support for G-Sync and FreeSync Premium keep fast shooters and racers smooth, while ClearMR 10000 certification holds motion sharp even in hectic scenes.
Once the controller goes down, the same panel turns into a film screen. Brightness reaches 2,268 nits, and UL-verified Perfect Black keeps the darkest shadows inky, so a night-time scene watched in a bright living room still holds its depth and contrast.
That contrast feeds straight into Dolby Vision and FILMMAKER MODE with Ambient Light Compensation, which adapts to the lighting around you so films on the LGp G5 look as close as possible to how the director intended.
Sound keeps pace through Dolby Atmos and a 60W six-speaker system, while AI Object Remastering pulls voices, music and effects apart for clarity, and AI Voice ID recognises who is speaking to serve up personalised recommendations.
Day-to-day use stays simple too, with the AI Magic Remote’s dedicated AI button opening AI Search and the AI Chatbot, so asking for a film recommendation or brighter picture settings takes a single spoken request instead of a trip through menus.
Film fans and gamers who want one 65-inch OLED to handle everything now pay £1,500 less for the LG G5, bringing a £3,299 television down to £1,799 and making a premium home cinema a realistic purchase this autumn.
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