For years, LG has kicked off CES press day with an early morning event — and 2026 will be no exception. The Korea-based corporation is theming this year’s presentation “Innovation in Tune with You” and – if past shows are any indication – it will highlight both the consumer electronics and large appliance sides of its vast global businesses.
Like many tech-focused events these days, AI is expected to serve as the unifying thread of LG’s CES 2026 presentation. That said, LG – like Apple – has its own opinion on the acronym, referring to it as “affectionate intelligence.” The company will “share its vision of elevating daily life through affectionate intelligence – delivering harmonious and seamlessly connected customer experiences.” In other words, the company is aiming to make its devices more connected and self-automated than ever before. Here’s how you can stream it and what you can expect.
How to watch LG’s CES 2026 presentation
The event will stream live from Las Vegas on Monday, January 5 at 11am ET. You have a few options for tuning in – watch the livestream on the LG website, the LG Global
what to expect
Here’s what LG has already confirmed it will be showcasing at CES 2026:
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LG will launch its first Micro RGB TV, a display with cutting-edge screen technology with multicolored backlight that will be an improvement over Mini LED displays. Size options are 100 inches, 86 inches, and 75 inches.
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The company is countering Samsung’s Frame TV with its new LG Gallery TV, which is coming in 55- and 65-inch screen sizes.
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Look for a new LG humanoid home automation robot called CLOiD to arrive on the platform.
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In the audio sector, the Korean multinational will also introduce Dolby-powered modular home audio systems and a new line of its Xboom speakers (developed with musician will.i.am).
Does this leave any surprises for the CES press conference? We’ll find out on January 5th.
Update, December 31, 2025, 12:36 PM ET: This story has been updated to include more LG CES pre-announcements and embed the YouTube stream.
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