At a Glance
- LG launches Gallery TV, a 4K MiniLED picture-frame TV with magnetic frames and 4,500 artworks.
- Available in 55 and 65 inches, debuting at CES 2026.
- Pricing remains pending.
- Why it matters: It brings a high-end art-display experience to living rooms, competing with existing frame-style TVs.
LG’s new Gallery TV combines MiniLED backlighting with swappable, magnetic frames, offering users a choice of over 4,500 artworks, generative AI options, or the ability to upload their own pieces.
LG Gallery TV: A New Picture-Frame TV
LG has positioned the Gallery TV as part of its Art TV range, aiming to blend entertainment and interior décor. The 4K MiniLED-backlit display promises sharp images and vibrant colors, while the magnetic frames allow for easy frame swaps.
Gallery Mode optimizes color and brightness to reproduce the visual texture of original masterpieces using an onboard light sensor, delivering a museum-quality viewing experience.
- MiniLED-backlit for improved contrast
- Magnetic frames that can be swapped
- Gallery Plus app with 4,500 artworks, generative AI, and user uploads
- Gallery Mode for art-like color accuracy
Specifications & Availability
The TV is available in two sizes, 55 and 65 inches, and will debut at CES 2026. Pricing and availability details have not yet been announced.
| Size | Display | Backlight | Frame Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| 55″ | 4K UHD | MiniLED | Magnetic |
| 65″ | 4K UHD | MiniLED | Magnetic |
LG’s Gallery TV enters a market where brands like TCL, Hisense, Samsung, and Skyworth already offer frame-style TVs, but it adds a larger library of artworks and AI integration.
Key Takeaways
- LG’s Gallery TV introduces a 4K MiniLED display with magnetic frames.
- It offers a library of 4,500 artworks and generative AI options.
- The TV will launch at CES 2026, with pricing still pending.
LG’s Gallery TV promises to merge high-end visual performance with artistic display, setting a new benchmark for smart TVs that double as wall art.
