Get Gorgeous Visuals at Home With This 65-Inch LG OLED G5 TV, Now Down to $2,997
Right now you can nab the new 2025 65-inch LG G5 OLED TV for $2,997. That's a massive $400 price cut on its list price. While you may find other sales happening now, you'll save double with the discount Amazon is offering compared to Best Buy or LG currently.
This recently-released G5 model has already earned a spot on our list of the best gaming TVs you can buy. It's a great choice if you're looking to invest in an OLED screen and also want it to be capable of handling all your gaming needs. Our own expert Ty Pendlebury said that the "new LG OLED blew my mind." That sounds like pretty high praise to me.
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"One reason is this model's best-in-class brightness," he said. "It's the brightest OLED I've ever seen in the CNET TV lab. Its clarity ensured I was able to see both the bright and dark parts of the screen -- in a way the other TVs I've tested couldn't reproduce. For instance, it was harder for enemies to hide in murky doorways because the TV rendered shadows more crisply."
This TV has a slew of great features like HDR10, Dolby Vision, Dolby Atmos, AI Super Upscaling 4K, Filmmaker Mode and built-in Alexa. Plus, for gamers you'll have Nvidia G-Sync, AMD FreeSync Premium and VRR, along with four HDMI 2.1 inputs, a 0.1ms response time and up to 165Hz refresh rate, as well as access to the LG Game Dashboard and Game Optimizer.
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Why this deal matters
You can't beat an OLED display in terms of quality, but they come with a premium price tag to match. This brand new 2025 model is one of our favorite models for gaming and it's already discounted by $400, bringing it down to under $3,000 for a sizeable 65-inch model.
That's $200 less than the deals you'll find at competitors right now and we don't expect it to drop lower any time soon. Additionally, Prime members can also add-on a Deluxe Delivery and Unpack option for free. But act soon to lock in this excellent price before it disappears.
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