If there’s one thing that’s almost as inevitable as death and taxes it’s that every year TVs get bigger, TVs get better and TVs get cheaper. You can pick up a 98-inch 4K TV from TCL for under $1,600. Hey, it’s not a top of the line OLED TV but the TCL produces nice crisp, bright moving images, and has Google TV built in for all your streaming needs. And did I mention it’s enormous? But what if you actually want the best? Well, as they say, you get what you pay for.
Here are some of the top performing extra large sized TVs on the market today. If you put one of these in your cart and check out, you officially have too much money (as well as impeccable taste in TVs). And hey, if you’re an Amazon Prime customer, the shipping is free… so there is that.
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LG 97-inch G5 OLED TV (Currently $24,997)
$25,000 for a TV? Well to be fair, it is an OLED, and OLED TVs are rated tops for picture quality, year after year. And it is rather huge, which should satisfy fans of movies, sports and big screen gaming. The LG G5 is a 4K Smart TV based on the latest 2025 version of LG’s WebOS platform with access to all the streaming services and AI features you could possibly want.
The LG G5 OLED TV includes support for Dolby Vision HDR and Dolby Atmos and features the latest Alpha 11 AI Processor Gen 2 for color and motion processing and upconversion of SD and HD content to full 4K resolution. Its extra large 97-inch size will bring a cinematic experience to your living room without the installation complexity and lower brightness of a projector.
> Check Out the 97-inch G5 OLED TV on Amazon
LG 88-inch 8K Z2 OLED TV (Currently $17,799)
Like the G2, LG’s Z2 OLED features LG Display’s high performance WRGB OLED panel for inky black levels, excellent contrast and bright saturated colors. It includes many of the same features and functionality as the G2, but there’s one big difference: The Z2 features 8K resolution – over 33,000,000 pixels. That’s 16 times the resolution of Full HD 1080P and four times the resolution of 4K Ultra HD. Do you really need all those pixels? Maybe not. There isn’t a lot of 8K content out there yet. But LG’s Alpha 9 Gen 5 processor can upconvert all your SD, HD and Ultra HD content to 8K resolution, which brings picture detail to the next level. And on a screen that’s 88-inches, you definitely benefit from the higher pixel density.
The smaller 77-inch Z2 won the 2023 8K TV Shootout, besting competitive LED/LCD 8K sets from Sony and Samsung. And hey, if nothing else, you can rest easy knowing you’re ready whenever (if ever) 8K content becomes widely available.
> Check Out the 88-inch Z2 8K OLED TV on Amazon
LG 97-inch Signature Series M3 Wireless 4K TV (Currently $14,996.99 – Half Off!)
Noticing a trend? Yes, all three of the most expensive consumer model TVs on this list are from LG. This is because LG currently leads the market in large screen OLED Display production and OLED TVs tend to have the best picture quality. Plus LG is still the only company (other than Bang and Olufsen) selling OLED TVs in the very largest screen sizes. Of course, B&O’s Harmony OLED TV also uses an LG Display panel, but it sells for about $63,000, making these TVs look like a relative bargain.
What makes the M3 special (other than its high performance next generation META OLED panel) is that it offers completely wireless connectivity. The only wire it needs is a power plug. Everything else plugs into a separate “ZeroConnect” box which can be placed somewhere else in the room and which transmits wireless 4K video and audio to the TV.
While this lack of wires doesn’t really matter if you’re mounting the TV to the wall (and hiding all those wires in said wall), it does make things easier (and sexier) if the TV is placed out into the room a bit. “Look ma, no wires!” The M3 won our “Best of CEDIA Expo 2023” award for XXL TVs, primarily for its overall picture performance (thanks to the new META OLED panel with MLA technology) but also due to its unique wireless connectivity option.
As a bonus, the TV has dropped in price by 50% recently as it was first released in 2023. So now instead of $30K, it will only set you back around $15,000. And hey, shipping is free!
> Check Out the 97-inch Signature Series M3 Wireless OLED TV on Amazon
The Bottom Line
Big, beautiful OLED TVs are here, but they’re gonna cost ya.
Looking for something a little smaller (and more affordable)? Check out our guide to the best OLED TVs available now.
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ORT
October 15, 2023 at 1:45 am
I have impeccable taste but I ain’t got NOOOoooooOOOoo money honey. That last part about the money was done in homage to The Big Bopper.
And I definitely do not have that kind of money. 😉
Gaius pORTtronius Arbiter
Ian White
October 15, 2023 at 1:24 pm
ORT,
Very few people do.
IW
Chris Boylan
October 15, 2023 at 5:09 pm
Cost no object stuff is always fun to see (and drool over) even if they’re not in the cards for most people. Fortunately the tech in these sets trickles down to sets mere humans can afford. You can get a 77-inch LG OLED, which is more than enough for most living rooms, for just under $2,000 – https://amzn.to/3FjHlJE
Zarubin
October 15, 2023 at 5:23 pm
Yes! The Big Bopper, I was 11 yrs. Old at the time of crash. It was all over the radio.
Phillip Weissburg
October 21, 2023 at 1:24 pm
Just imagine….Sean Hannity beating up Biden in 8K…..perfect for the haters.