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By hjetschko
Hi, I have a feature request for the sound out setting. I often connect my Bluetooth headphones to the TV. We don't use the internal speaker of the TV, we use the optical sound out setting whenever I don't use Bluetooth. It would make our lives a lot easier if the TV can remember the last sound out setting before connecting to Bluetooth and default back to this setting when the Bluetooth device gets disconnected. At the moment, each time I disconnect the headphones I have to go back into settings and change the sound out setting from internal speaker to optical again.
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Hubert
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By News Reporter
Celebrating Innovation and Leadership in Europe’s Premium TV Market,
Company Launches Exclusive Consumer Benefits Across the Region
SEOUL, May 22, 2025 — LG Electronics (LG) proudly announces a major industry milestone: becoming the first brand to surpass 10 million OLED TV sales in Europe.1 Achieved in the second quarter of 2025, this accomplishment reflects the continued trust of European consumers in LG OLED as the benchmark for premium TV viewing. For more than a decade, LG has led the OLED TV segment by consistently pushing the boundaries of self-emissive display technology, building a legacy of innovation and excellence in the global premium TV market.
Dominance in Europe’s Premium OLED Segment
According to Omdia, a global market research firm, LG shipped over 10 million OLED TVs in Europe as of April 2025. Since launching its first OLED TV in the region in 2013, LG has steadily grown its footprint, reaching sales milestones of 2 million in 2019, 4.9 million in 2021, 8 million in 2023 and 9.5 million in 2024.
In the first quarter of 2025 alone, LG shipped approximately 391,100 OLED TVs in Europe, maintaining a dominant 56.4 percent market share and leading key markets including the UK, Germany and France. Today, more than one in every two OLED TVs sold in Europe bears the LG logo – a testament to the brand’s unparalleled popularity.
LG’s C Series, particularly the latest C5 model, continues to be the best-selling OLED TV in the region, offering enhanced immersive viewing that makes it a top choice among consumers.
12 Consecutive Years of Global OLED TV Leadership
LG’s global dominance continues, with a 52.4 percent share of OLED TV shipments in 2024 – marking its 12th consecutive year as the world’s leading OLED TV brand. This success stems from LG’s relentless focus on elevating the TV experience through cutting-edge audiovisual innovations and AI-driven personalization.
At the core of LG’s OLED excellence is its exclusive α (Alpha) AI processor, engineered for optimal picture and sound performance. Continuous technological innovations – such as rollable, transparent, true wireless, and three times brighter OLEDs, along with hyper-personalized content through the webOS platform – have also contributed to solidifying the brand’s reputation as the benchmark in premium TV technology.
Debuting Groundbreaking Innovations in 2025 OLED TV Lineup
This year marks the European debut of LG’s world-first transparent and true wireless 4K OLED TV, launching in May in Germany and Spain, with the UK and France to follow in June. This game-changing product represents a monumental leap in both technology and design innovation, reflecting LG’s relentless drive to deliver new and better models.
The 2025 LG OLED evo lineup introduces Brightness Booster Ultimate, delivering up to three times the brightness of conventional OLEDs for more vivid, lifelike images. With perfect blacks, accurate color reproduction and certifications from UL Solutions, Intertek and TÜV Rheinland, these displays ensure top-tier picture quality in any environment.
Powered by the new Alpha 11 AI Processor Gen2, these TVs intelligently upscale lower-quality content with pixel-level precision and offer Dynamic Tone Mapping Pro for detailed HDR10 customization – ideal for creators and enthusiasts alike. Enhanced AI-powered features including the AI Remote, Voice ID, LLM-based AI Search and a proactive AI Chatbot provide a personalized and seamless user experience from the moment the TV is turned on.
Top Ratings from Europe’s Most Trusted Experts
LG OLED TVs continue to receive top ratings from leading consumer organizations across Europe, securing the highest scores in 12 countries,2 including the UK, Germany, France, Italy and Spain. In the UK, LG has been recognized as the Home Entertainment Brand of the Year by the Which? Awards for five consecutive years, with the OLED G4 and C4 models earning top scores of 80.
Design excellence remains a hallmark of LG OLED TVs. Models such as the OLED T have won prestigious honors like the iF Design Award and Red Dot Design Award, while LG’s commitment to sustainability is recognized through certifications such as Reducing CO2 and Measured CO2 from the Carbon Trust – for the fifth consecutive year.
LG webOS: Steady Growth with Premium Content & Partnerships
LG’s leadership extends beyond hardware. Its TVs have also gained popularity by offering an always growing selection of content and services powered by its proprietary webOS platform.
LG Channels, now one of the top five most-used apps on LG TVs in key European markets, is available in 16 countries, with over 1,700 channels delivering movies, live sports, and premium entertainment. Viewing hours in Europe have increased by over 45% year-over-year.3 Strategic content partnerships with ITV Studios, Lionsgate, A+E, NBCU, FIFA+ and BBC Studios Distribution Limited fuel this rapid growth. LG’s owned-and-operated LG 1 channel brings curated premium content from partners like NBCUniversal, Fremantle, Lionsgate and Filmrise. LG has partnered with Rakuten to launch its LG Movies & TV video-on-demand service in key European markets. LG offers over 500 family-friendly games for free, with major partnerships such as Xbox Cloud Gaming (Beta) available on a subscription-based gameplay, all easily accessible from LG’s gaming portal. 2025 LG QNED evo: OLED Innovation Expands to Premium LCD TVs
LG is redefining the premium LCD TV segment with its 2025 QNED evo lineup. These new models inherit key technologies from LG’s OLED TVs, deliver a variety of advanced color solutions and incorporate cutting-edge Mini LED technology. They are also powered by the latest Alpha AI processor, offer top-tier gaming performance and feature the versatile webOS platform.
Certified by Intertek for achieving 100 percent color volume, these cutting-edge TVs reproduce rich, true-to-life colors in both bright and dark environments. With the company’s proprietary Dynamic QNED Color solution, viewers can expect outstanding depth, clarity and precision regardless of lighting conditions.
Celebrating 10 Million OLED Sales with Exclusive Promotions
To commemorate its achievements and express gratitude to its European customers, LG is kicking off Streaming Week 2025, offering free and discounted subscriptions from streaming partners across Europe via a dedicated app, downloadable from Content Store or Apps.
“LG OLED TVs have set the standard of premium TVs by delivering an unprecedented self-emissive display viewing experience,” said Heaven Lee, Europe Region representative of LG Electronics. “The 2025 LG OLED evo will feature an even sharper screen and a smarter AI-powered webOS platform to deliver an immersive viewing experience to our customers in Europe.”
To learn more about premium OLED models and consumer benefits available in your region, visit
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1 Omdia OLED TV Accumulated Sales in the European Market (2013~2025.4)
2 UK “Which?,” France “Que Choisir,” Germany “Stiftung Warentest,” Spain “OCU Compra Maestra,” Italy “Altroconsumo,” Netherlands “Consumentengids,” Sweden “Råd & Rön,” Belgium “Testaankoop,” Portugal “Deco Proteste,” Czech Republic “dTest,” Denmark “Forbrugerrådet Tænk,” and Finland “Kuluttaja.”
3 As of January 2025 LG internal data
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By News Reporter
Imagine walking into your dream home where every appliance is top-of-the-line LG, but without the hefty upfront costs. That’s exactly what LG is making possible in Taiwan as it becomes the first major brand to launch a home appliance rental and care service in the market.
Last October, LG Taiwan unveiled its groundbreaking home appliance rental and care service at Taipei’s Chalet V, showcasing a fresh approach to modern living. The thoughtfully designed venue brought the concept to life through curated living spaces that demonstrated how premium appliances can enhance daily routines without demanding significant upfront investment.
Visitors experienced firsthand the practical benefits of LG’s rental program through an immersive showcase featuring fully-equipped living rooms, kitchens and laundry spaces. The demonstration areas highlighted how renting a complete suite of LG appliances can both upgrade living standards and provide smart financial flexibility for homeowners and renters alike.
Live product demonstrations revealed the real-world advantages of the service, while LG’s professional technicians explained the comprehensive benefits package – including full warranty coverage and scheduled maintenance visits. This hands-on approach gave visitors a clear picture of how the rental service combines premium appliance access with peace of mind through professional support.
The venue featured a home-like showcase area with themed spaces, including living rooms, kitchens and laundry rooms, demonstrating how renting a full suite of LG appliances can significantly reduce expenses while upgrading daily living experiences.
Enhancing the service’s accessibility, LG Taiwan also announced strategic partnerships with key industry leaders, such as Sinyi Realty’s Ecosystem Lead and Taishin Bank. Industry experts and retail leaders gathered to discuss the program’s market impact, including representatives from 486 Shop and SENAO International, alongside financial news anchor Liu Hanchu. The discussion highlighted how this innovative rental model represents a significant shift in consumer access to premium home appliances, offering both financial flexibility and lifestyle enhancement opportunities.
The launch has already generated substantial interest across Taiwan’s home appliance sector, with market analysts noting its potential to reshape industry standards. This pioneering service model could set new benchmarks for consumer accessibility in the home appliance market, reflecting LG’s commitment to innovative solutions that meet evolving consumer needs.
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By News Reporter
LG Continues to Lead Future Vehicular Software Development
by Acquiring Both Functional Safety and Cybersecurity Certifications
SEOUL, March 30, 2023 — LG Electronics (LG) is the first player to meet international testing standards for functional safety and cybersecurity management for vehicles. LG annually updates required certifications for its hardware and software solutions for electric vehicle components through leading global testing organization, TÜV Rheinland.
A respected player in the rapidly growing EV components industry, LG has consistently complied with international regulations and participated in key certification programs. To lead the field of vehicle safety, LG is committed to securing the technical capabilities both at the employee and the organizational level.
Recently, LG research engineer Kim Min-kyu obtained the Automotive Functional Safety Expert qualification, becoming the second individual ever to do so since the qualification program was established in 2011. Also, LG acquired functional safety certification for its ADAS front camera in the ‘4M’ (Material, Method, Machine, Man) categories in 2022. The company’s vehicle components also comply with the Cyber Security Management System (CSMS) – the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe’s (UNECE) regulation No. 155 (UN R155).
“With the rising importance of vehicle security and safety regulations in the global auto industry, acquiring certification for our auto components and technologies is key to maintaining competitiveness,” said Eun Seok-hyun, President of LG Vehicle component Solutions (VS) Company. “LG will continue to comply with the latest standards and grow its capabilities in safety and security to provide our customers with even more reliable solutions.”
“We congratulate LG on producing Asia’s first Functional Safety Expert, an achievement that reflects the company’s outstanding, across-the-board performance in acquiring top industry certifications and qualifications,” said Frank Juettner, CEO and director of TÜV Rheinland Korea. “Obtaining the latest certifications, including ISO/SAE 21434, demonstrates LG’s commitment to providing its customers and partners with the highest level of product, system safety and security.”
LG has built stellar track records maintaining its innovation at the highest level of quality and reliability. Already in 2018, LG secured technical certification for Functional Safety Management (FSM) in infotainment development, and in 2021, its Advanced Driver Assistance System (ADAS) front camera passed assessments for functional safety (product and processes) based on ISO 26262 – an international functional safety standard for the development of electrical and electronic systems for vehicles.
LG also plans to lead future trends in autonomous driving, where functional safety will be centered on the fast-growing area of Safety of The Intended Functionality (SOTIF). SOTIF is becoming increasingly important as the entire auto industry seeks to incorporate and expand the use of various advanced technologies in their vehicles, including artificial intelligence (AI), high-definition maps, sensor data interfaces and cybersecurity applications.
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By CJW
I have an SM9010PLA just over a year old. Since a month or so ago whenever the TV is switched on all the apps pop up along the bottom of the screen as if I've pressed the home button. They stay there for about 30 seconds unless I select TV or point the pointer to the screen and click. I thought it might be a system upgrade problem and I've since checked if there are any further upgrades and there aren't. I reset the TV to factory settings which said it would also delete all the apps I had installed - which it didn't.
Anyone else had this and/or know a solution.
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