LG Philippines unveils 2025 AI TV lineup with Affectionate Intelligence, donates over 500K worth of display technology to National Museum

South Korean tech giant LG last week launched and showcased its 2025 line of AI Smart TVs at the Manila Museum in the Philippines.

LG launched its newest line of AI TVs at the National Museum

2025 LG AI TV lineup arrives in PH

It's the company's 2025 TV lineup, boasting powerful AI, smart features, and immersive displays to fit the lifestyle of its users.

According to the company, these latest TVs deliver a major leap in performance, personalization, and everyday convenience thanks to their advanced display technology, refined user interface powered by enhanced processing, next-level IA performance, and intuitive controls.

It includes the new LG OLED AI B5, designed to deliver lifelike colors and richer hues for a more natural viewing experience.

All have AI

The company also introduced the LG OLED evo AI C5 enhances brightness with its new Brightness Booster for clearer, more vibrant scenes.

On the other hand, they also showcased the new LG evo AI G5 offers exceptional clarity and immersive visuals in a sleek and premium design.

Apart from its premium OLED models, LG also highlighted its new LG QNED evo AI. These TVs impress with Dynamic QNED Color, up to a 100-inch screen size option, and ultra-slim design.

The TVs come with plenty of AI capabilities 

At the heart of the new LG 2025 TVs are its latest lineup of α-series AI processors: α11 AI Processor Gen2, α9 AI Processor Gen8, and α8 AI Processor Gen2, each designed to deliver a smarter, more immersive viewing experience.

LG explains that the  α11 AI Processor Gen2 brings the most powerful performance for fast-paced content and premium entertainment. Meanwhile, the  α9 AI Processor Gen8 delivers incredibly clear and lifelike picture quality. The α8 AI Processor Gen2 ensures smooth and reliable everyday viewing.

These processors allow the TV to enjoy intelligent upscaling, adaptive sound, and content recommendations.

The company added that it has real-time learning, voice recognition, and accurate content recommendations that evolve over time.

Its new Voice ID feature also recognizes individual users without the need for manual profile switching.

For example, the user could say "Show me action movies" to let the TV curate content tailored to their viewing preferences. It also has support for user profiles, customizable Quick Cards, app prioritization, and an intuitive AI Concierge that responds to your lifestyle.

For AI, the company introduces the AI Picture Pro technology that maps each scene in three dimensions while fine-tuning contrast and detail for incredibly lifelike visuals. It also has the AI Sound Pro, which adapts audio in real-time to let the user experience rich and immersive cinematic sound.

AI Voice ID, AI Chatbot

The new remote has the  AI button moved front and center for easier access, replacing the previous mic button.

LG UHD AI 2025 TV on display

According to the company, a simple press of it greets users with a personalized welcome and suggests relevant keywords based on their habits and environment.

Meanwhile, the new Home button replaces the usual Input button. It provides quick access to the Home Hub for effortless management of all your connected devices.

The remote retains the familiar point, click, and scroll functions. The AI Magic Remote also streamlines control across all your devices.

For troubleshooting, LG added an improved AI Chatbot. The company said that it is now smarter and can easily distinguish between content requests and technical issues. A long press of the AI button and describe a problem, such as "My TV turns on by itself," and the system quickly scans relevant settings to provide real-time troubleshooting tips, making solutions effortless and quick.

Partnership with the National Museum

"FRAGMENTS," by Isaiah Cacnio

LG also continues its partnership with the National Museum. 

The company donated high-end monitors, TVs, and screen units. It includes StandByMe 27" units, UHD TVs, and monitors scattered in different galleries. This latest contribution follows previous donations made in 2018 and 2024.

"FRAGMENTS," by Isaiah Cacnio

The new display units also featured "FRAGMENTS," by Isaiah Cacnio inspired by the Philippines' geological heritage. It will be on display at Ayala Hall on the 3/F of the National Museum Natural History building for a month, starting June 12, Philippine Independence Day.

We are grateful to LG Philippines, not only for their material support, but for sharing in our belief that innovation must serve education, access, and cultural preservation, he said. Your partnership affirms that the museum experience is continually enriched by the tools and technologies of our time, said DG Barn

Price and availability

LG OLED AI B5 55-inch - PHP 80,991

LG OLED evo AI C5 42-inch to 83-inch - PHP 72,891 to PHP 251,991

LG OLED evo AI G5 65-inch to 77-inch - PHP 148,491 to PHP 215,991

For the rest of the pricing and more info on the rest of its models, visit LG's official website here.

Via: National Museum