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LG 97-inch OLED evo G4 4K Smart TV vs LG OLED evo AI G5 4K Smart TV

The G5 is the sensible buy for almost everyone. It costs $1,899 at The Frog Pad as of November 3, 2026, versus $28,000 for the 97-inch G4 as of October 31, 2026. The G4 only makes sense if you want a 97-inch OLED and can pay roughly fifteen times more for it. The G5 also has the newer panel tech: 165Hz refresh and a glare-free coating.

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LG 97-inch OLED evo G4 4K Smart TV

LG 97-inch OLED evo G4 4K Smart TV

Choose the LG G4 if you want the largest OLED picture LG makes and a 97-inch screen is the whole point of the purchase.

Pros
  • 97-inch OLED is the largest size in the lineup
  • Supports Google Assistant, Amazon Alexa and Siri
  • 120Hz panel suits movies and console gaming
  • Flat OLED design with wide viewing angles
Cons
  • $28,000 is far beyond most budgets
  • Heavier set: 125.7 lb at 97 inches
  • No anti-glare coating listed
  • Older G4 generation

What separates them

LG 97-inch OLED evo G4 4K Smart TVLG OLED evo AI G5 4K Smart TV
Price$28,000 as of October 31, 2026$1,899 at The Frog Pad as of November 3, 2026
Screen sizes77, 83 and 97 inchesNot listed; standard sizes
Refresh rate120 Hz165 Hz
Anti-glareNot listedGlare and reflection free
HDMI portsNot listed4
Wi-FiWi-FiWi-Fi 6E
Weight82.5 to 125.7 lb depending on sizeNot listed
Voice assistantsGoogle Assistant, Amazon Alexa, Siri

Price history

$28,000.00$1,249.99
Oct 31Nov 4
  • LG 97-inch OLED evo G4 4K Smart TV: lowest $28,000.00 on Oct 31 at B&H Photo-Video-Audio; $28,000.00 on Nov 2.
  • LG OLED evo AI G5 4K Smart TV: lowest $1,249.99 on Oct 31 at Walmart; $1,899.00 on Nov 4.

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LG 97-inch OLED evo G4 4K Smart TV

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LG OLED evo AI G5 4K Smart TV

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Specs compared

SpecLG 97-inch OLED evo G4 4K Smart TVLG OLED evo AI G5 4K Smart TV
Resolution3840 x 21604K
HDTV Format4K4K UHD
Display TypeOLEDOLED
Refresh Rate120 Hz165Hz
High DefinitionYes—
ColorBlack—
Screen FormFlat—
Assistant SupportGoogle Assistant, Amazon Alexa, Siri—
ConnectivityBluetooth, Wi-Fi, USB, HDMI, Ethernet, Optical …—
Screen Size77 inches, 83 inches, 97 inches—

What reviewers say

LG 97-inch OLED evo G4 4K Smart TV

The G4 line is widely praised for its brightness jump over the G3 and for gaming features. The 97-inch version draws attention mostly for size and price rather than picture quality, which matches the smaller models.

Pros
  • Brighter HDR highlights than prior LG OLEDs
  • Low input lag and full HDMI 2.1 feature set
  • Slim gallery design
Cons
  • Very high price at the largest size
  • Risk of burn-in with static logos and news tickers
  • Reflections on glossy screen in bright rooms

LG OLED evo AI G5 4K Smart TV

Owner feedback on the G5 is strongly positive, with a 4.8 out of 5 average across about 9,200 ratings. Buyers mostly praise picture quality and gaming features; complaints center on price and brightness in bright rooms.

Pros

Questions and answers

Is the G5 worth it over the G4?
For most shoppers, yes. The G5 costs $1,899 at The Frog Pad as of November 3, 2026, against $28,000 for the 97-inch G4, and it adds a 165Hz panel and a glare-free coating.
Which is better for a very large room?
The G4, if you need a 97-inch screen. It is the only one of the two with a size that large listed. The G5 is the better pick for normal room sizes.
Which has the smoother picture for gaming?
The G5. Its 165Hz refresh rate and VRR support top the G4's 120Hz.
Does the G5 handle bright rooms better?
Yes. The G5 is listed as glare and reflection free. The G4 has no anti-glare feature listed.
Which one lasts longer?
Neither listing gives a panel lifespan. OLED panels can dim over years of heavy use, so buy the G5 unless you need the 97-inch size.
Is the G4 ever the better value?
Only if a 97-inch OLED is a hard requirement. At $28,000 as of October 31, 2026, it costs about fifteen times the G5's $1,899.

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LG OLED evo AI G5 4K Smart TV

LG OLED evo AI G5 4K Smart TV

4.8· 9,200 ratings
$1,899.00at The Frog PadObserved at 7:43 PM
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Choose the LG G5 if you want the better picture technology, higher refresh rate and anti-glare coating at a fraction of the price.

Pros
  • 165Hz refresh rate beats the G4's 120Hz
  • Glare-free coating helps in bright rooms
  • Wi-Fi 6E and four HDMI ports
  • 4.8 out of 5 from 9,200 ratings
  • $1,899 is a fraction of the G4 price
Cons
  • No 97-inch option listed
  • Voice assistant support not listed
  • Fewer size choices than the G4
Not listed
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Weight
82.5 lb, 90.2 lb, 125.7 lb
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Network Functionality—Smart TV
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SpecLG 97-inch OLED evo G4 4K Smart TVLG OLED evo AI G5 4K Smart TV
Supported Resolutions—4K
Backlight Technology—OLED
Display Highlights—HDR
Anti-Glare—Glare and reflection free, Glare free
Max Resolution V-Sync—VRR
Display Aspect Ratio—16:9
Dynamic Contrast Ratio—Infinite contrast ratio
Image Contrast Ratio—Perfect contrast
Viewing Angle—Wide viewing angles
Viewing Angle (Vertical)—178 o
Menu Language—Spanish, English, French
Smart TV—Yes
HDMI Ports—4
Internet Streaming Services—Netflix, Disney+
Network Connectivity—Wi-Fi 6E, Ethernet
Video Interface—HDMI
PC Interface—HDMI
CEC Enabled—Yes (Simplink (HDMI CEC))
Expansion Slots—CI+
Deep blacks and strong contrast
  • Smooth motion for games and sports
  • Effective anti-glare coating
  • Slim design that mounts flush
  • Cons
    • High price
    • Not as bright as top LCD sets in daylight
    • Concern about burn-in over years of use