LG gaming displays for 2026 are now available in Saudi Arabia, with LG Electronics introducing a lineup that includes QNED evo Mini LED and OLED Gaming TVs alongside the UltraGear™ OLED Gaming Monitor. The launch targets a market where an estimated 23.5 million gamers represent more than 67 percent of the population, according to PwC research.
Saudi Arabia’s gaming sector is projected to contribute $13.3 billion to the country’s GDP by 2030. The Esports World Cup is also scheduled to take place in Riyadh from 6 July 2026, further raising the Kingdom’s profile as a global gaming destination.
QNED evo Mini LED: Large-Screen Gaming
The 2026 QNED evo Mini LED Gaming TV lineup covers screen sizes from 75 to 115 inches. The flagship 115-inch QNED90 runs on the α (Alpha) 8 AI Processor Gen 3, which handles AI Super Upscaling for 4K image refinement and Dynamic Tone Mapping Pro for frame-by-frame brightness adjustment. Precision Dimming Ultra manages contrast across the full screen area.
Motion Booster on the QNED90 supports up to 330Hz, while variable refresh rate (VRR) reaches 165Hz with AMD FreeSync™ Premium across supported models. The range is designed for large living spaces where home entertainment and gaming overlap. Availability in Saudi Arabia is expected later in 2026.
LG OLED Gaming TVs: Precision and Response
LG OLED Gaming TVs use self-lit pixel technology to deliver true black reproduction, precise color accuracy, and a 0.1ms pixel response time. These sets support 4K 120Hz HDR gaming with VRR up to 165Hz, specifications aimed at competitive players. The flagship OLED M5 adds True Wireless connectivity through the Zero Connect Box, transmitting audio and video at up to 144Hz without cables.
Both the OLED Gaming TVs and the UltraGear™ OLED Gaming Monitor are available now through authorized LG retailers in Saudi Arabia. The smart devices run on LG’s webOS platform, which integrates AI-driven features and LG Shield security.
UltraGear™ OLED Gaming Monitor Specifications
The UltraGear™ OLED Gaming Monitor (model 45GX90SA-B) offers a 45-inch curved WQHD OLED panel with a 240Hz refresh rate and a 0.03ms (GtG) response time. These figures position it toward competitive and precision-focused players. The monitor includes the LG Gaming Portal, a built-in hub on webOS that provides access to cloud gaming services such as GeForce NOW and Amazon Luna directly from the screen, without additional hardware.
“Saudi Arabia has one of the most active gaming communities in the region, and we are seeing sustained growth in demand for high-performance display technology across both casual and competitive segments. The 2026 lineup, from the 115-inch QNED evo to the UltraGear™ OLED Monitor, is designed to support the range of ways that KSA consumers engage with gaming, from large-screen home setups to precision-focused competitive play.”
Jungho (Sunny) Kim, Managing Director, LG Electronics Saudi Arabia
Market Context and Availability
LG gaming displays arrive at a time when Saudi Arabia’s economy is actively integrating gaming and esports into its Vision 2030 growth targets. The PwC projections cited by LG place the sector’s GDP contribution at $13.3 billion by the end of the decade, reflecting strong institutional and consumer interest.
LG OLED Gaming TVs and the UltraGear™ OLED Gaming Monitor are on sale now at authorized retailers across the Kingdom. The QNED evo Mini LED TV lineup will follow later in the year. Product details are available through LG’s Saudi Arabia website. The computers and monitors segment continues to grow as Saudi consumers invest in dedicated gaming setups at home.
