Australians looking to upgrade their home entertainment setup have more opportunities to save, as LG Electronics Australia expands its clearance sale to include a wider range of televisions, soundbars, and Bluetooth speakers. The promotion, building on earlier discounts for OLED TVs, now encompasses 2025-model products available directly through the LG Australia website. This expanded sale offers savings on both large-screen MiniLED televisions and more affordable NanoCell options, alongside a selection of audio products, including those co-created with musician will.i.am.
The sale arrives as consumers continue to seek value in the home entertainment market. With a focus on both picture quality and immersive sound, LG’s expanded discounts aim to cater to a broad range of budgets, and preferences. The company is positioning the event as a chance for “more ways for Aussies to save,” according to a statement released earlier this month. The timing of the sale suggests LG is clearing inventory for anticipated 2026 models, offering consumers access to current-year technology at reduced prices.
MiniLED TVs Take Center Stage
A significant portion of the discounts centers around LG’s QNED MiniLED televisions. The QNED evo AI QNED86 series, featuring MiniLED backlighting alongside Quantum Dot and NanoCell technology, is seeing substantial price reductions. The 75-inch model is now available for AUD $2,199, down from its original price of AUD $2,995. The 65-inch version is priced at AUD $1,699 (reduced from AUD $2,195), and the 55-inch model is available for AUD $1,299, a decrease from AUD $1,795. LG highlights that the MiniLED technology delivers bright colors and deep contrast in an LCD format.
Beyond the evo models, the QNED AI QNED81 series also features in the sale, with prices varying by screen size. Options include an 86-inch model for AUD $2,795, a 75-inch for AUD $1,895, a 65-inch for AUD $1,395, a 55-inch for AUD $1,099, a 50-inch for AUD $995, and a 43-inch for AUD $899. LG describes its QNED smart TVs as LCD televisions that combine Quantum Dot and NanoCell, and highlights Mini-LED backlighting and the webOS smart TV platform.
NanoCell and Entry-Level Options
Even as the MiniLED range sees the largest discounts, LG is also offering savings on its NanoCell AI NANO80 4K smart TVs. The 65-inch model is listed at AUD $1,295 (down from AUD $1,299), the 55-inch at AUD $995.01 (down from AUD $999), the 50-inch at AUD $895 (down from AUD $899), and the 43-inch at AUD $745 (down from AUD $749). LG positions its NanoCell TVs as offering color purity and wider viewing angles, integrated with the webOS smart TV platform.
For those seeking a more affordable option, a 32-inch HD LR65 smart TV is available for AUD $295, reduced from AUD $399. LG describes this model as ideal for smaller rooms, offering built-in Wi-Fi and standard HDMI and USB connectivity.
Audio Enhancements with Discounts
The sale extends beyond televisions, with discounts on LG’s audio products. The C Series sound bar, model SC9S, is available for AUD $999, down from AUD $1,199. LG emphasizes the sound bar’s compatibility with Dolby Atmos and AI sound processing, designed to complement LG televisions.
LG’s xboom Bluetooth speaker range, some models developed in collaboration with will.i.am, is also included in the promotion. The xboom Stage 301 portable Bluetooth speaker is priced at AUD $349 (down from AUD $449), the xboom Bounce at AUD $229 (down from AUD $299), the xboom Grab at AUD $169 (down from AUD $229), and the xboom Go XG2T at AUD $69 (down from AUD $89). LG describes the xboom speakers as portable and versatile, with features like mood lighting and water resistance depending on the model.
The discounts are exclusively available through the LG Australia website. Consumers interested in upgrading their home entertainment systems can find full details of the sale and available products on the site.
LG has been a leading innovator in OLED technology for over a decade, consistently ranking as the world’s No.1 OLED TV brand for 12 consecutive years, according to Omdia. LG’s OLED TVs are known for their self-lighting pixels, delivering true blacks, vibrant colors, and wide viewing angles.
Looking ahead, LG is expected to unveil its 2026 television lineup in the coming months. The company will likely continue to refine its OLED and MiniLED technologies, as well as further integrate artificial intelligence into its products. Consumers can expect more details on the new range closer to its official launch.
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