LG’s 2027 OLED TV Lineup Starts to Take Shape With Five New B7 Models
LG’s next wave of OLED Smart TVs is already beginning to surface ahead of an official launch. Fresh regulatory listings from Safety Korea, also known as KCC, have revealed several upcoming LG OLED B7 models, giving an early look at what could become one of the company’s key 2027 TV ranges.
According to the certification details, the LG OLED B7 series will be offered in five screen sizes, covering a wide range of living room and home theater setups. The listed models include:
LG 48OLEDB7
LG 55OLEDB7
LG 65OLEDB7
LG 77OLEDB7
LG 83OLEDB7
The appearance of an 83-inch model suggests LG plans to continue offering a large-format option in its more accessible OLED lineup, replacing the current 83-inch B-series model. This should appeal to buyers who want a cinematic OLED experience without necessarily stepping up to LG’s highest-end ranges.
One interesting detail from the certification is that the 48-inch LG OLED B7 appears to be planned with two different stand options. This could give buyers more flexibility depending on their room layout, furniture size, or preferred TV placement. A similar approach has been used in other LG OLED lines, so it would not be surprising to see the company expand this option further.
Full specifications for the LG OLED B7 series have not yet been confirmed. However, based on LG’s recent OLED TV strategy, the new B7 models are expected to remain attractive to both movie fans and gamers. Features such as a 120Hz refresh rate, AMD FreeSync Premium support, and Nvidia G-Sync compatibility would be logical carryovers, especially as LG continues to position its OLED TVs as strong choices for console and PC gaming.
The B-series has traditionally served as a more affordable entry point into LG’s OLED ecosystem while still offering deep blacks, strong contrast, fast response times, and modern Smart TV features. If LG follows the same pattern with the 2027 OLED B7 lineup, these models could become popular options for shoppers looking for premium picture quality at a more competitive price.
The timing of these certifications also lines up with growing attention around LG’s future OLED plans, including its ultra-large OLED evo 97W7 model. While the 97-inch TV targets the high-end, big-screen market, the newly listed B7 range appears aimed at mainstream OLED buyers who want more size choices and strong performance.
LG has not yet officially announced pricing, release dates, or detailed technical specifications for the OLED B7 series. Still, the KCC listings are a strong sign that the company is preparing its next generation of OLED Smart TVs, with models ranging from compact 48-inch displays to a massive 83-inch home cinema option.
For anyone planning to upgrade to an OLED TV in 2027, the LG OLED B7 series is already worth keeping an eye on.
