When you buy through our links, Business Insider may earn an affiliate commission. Learn moreLG's newest OLED TV models for 2025 are the C5 and G5. Both displays made their debut at CES in January, and the company has now announced pricing and availability.

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The LG C5 and G5 series will be available in March, with setup and soundbar deals available for those that purchase them by the end of the month.

Available to order now from LG, the LG G5 and LG C5 are successors to the LG G4 and LG C4, two of the best OLED TVs from 2024. Pricing for the 55, 65, 77, 83 and 97-inch LG G5, is as follows:

The G5 is also the world's first 4K 165Hz capable TV, with all the VRR and G-Sync and FreeSync boxes ticked, which will be hugely appealing for gamers with PC rigs who want to future-proof their TV setup rather than using a monitor.

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At the time of writing, there are no prices or pre-orders available for the LG C5 or LG B5 OLED TVs in the UK. While we had an inkling that launch prices for the LG G5 would remain the same as last year, thanks to the European prices from just over a week ago, it's great to see it confirmed.

The LG OLED G5 series pricing is official – and it's no more than the OLED G4 was at launch, despite a new panel technology

Like the C4, the C5 leverages a 144Hz refresh rate (not 165Hz like the higher-end LG G5 OLED) and a standard WOLED panel, which doesn't make use of Micro Lens Array display technology. Disappointingly, the LG C5 also lacks an ATSC 3.0 tuner.