LG Enters Art TV Race With Gallery+ as If Samsung Didn’t Own It Already
KEY POINTS
- •LG announced its Gallery TV in late 2025, joining a growing art TV market previously led by Samsung.
- •The Gallery TV uses LG's Gallery+ service that includes thousands of art and gaming visuals with a limited free option and a full subscription.
- •This product is distinct from LG's earlier G Series OLED TVs, clearing up naming confusion among eager customers.
LG, boldly joining the cult of frames-that-pretend-to-be-art, announced the Gallery TV leveraging its Gallery+ service released earlier in 2025. This fancy-sounding Gallery+ offers thousands of visuals—from actual art to cinematic pixels and gamer dreams—mostly behind a paywall, because nothing really free stays hopeful. This entrant comes fresh as TCL and Hisense have already tapped the frame-TV waters, capitalizing on Samsung's well-owned turf, whose own Art Store introduced the 'pay a little, stare a lot' model. Oh, and the new LG model is distinct from the old 'G Series,' since confusion about TV alphabet soup is exactly what consumers crave!
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(1 of 3)LG’s Gallery TV sells the dream: pay for art or stare at your wall like a confused minimalist. Next up: subscription socks.
If your TV isn’t pretending to be a picture frame AND charging you monthly, are you even living in 2025?
Samsung’s ‘The Frame’ got friends now. LG’s Gallery TV charges you extra for just looking at artsy screensavers. How cultured!
Source: Theverge | Published: 12/30/2025 | Author: John.Higgins
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