LG Electronics Canada has published Canadian pricing and availability for its 2026 UltraGear gaming monitors and the OLED evo W6 Wallpaper TV, with pre-orders starting on LG.ca in spring 2026. UltraGear monitors begin at $1,399.99 CAD, while the OLED evo W6 carries a $7,999.99 CAD starting price. The lineup includes the world's first 39-inch 5K2K curved OLED gaming monitor, a 27-inch 5K Hyper Mini LED model and a 52-inch 5K2K display, all unveiled at CES 2026. The new products pair extreme refresh modes and AI features with wireless TV mounting and 4K wireless connectivity for a cable-free install.

Launch and retail details

LG said the new monitors and the Wallpaper TV will be available for pre-order on LG.ca and at select Canadian retailers beginning in spring 2026. Prices for the UltraGear family start at $1,399.99 CAD. The OLED evo W6 Wallpaper TV is listed at $7,999.99 CAD. Models named in the Canadian announcement include the UltraGear evo 39-inch GX9, the UltraGear evo 27-inch GM9 and the UltraGear evo 52-inch G9.

The company unveiled the same lineup at CES 2026 earlier this year. LG paired the product launch with a broader 2026 OLED TV and audio announcement that included the OLED evo G6 and C6 series and the LG Sound Suite. Those television models and sound products were also offered for pre-order earlier in 2026, with separate price points for the G6 and C6 families.

The new UltraGear models

At the centre of the gaming range sits the UltraGear evo 39-inch GX9, model 39GX950B-B. LG describes it as the world's first 39-inch 5K2K curved OLED gaming monitor. The panel delivers a 5120 by 2160 resolution on a 21:9 ultrawide canvas. LG also put a 1500R curve on the screen and said the display reaches a pixel density near 143 pixels per inch, which helps text look sharp.

LG highlighted speed as a priority. The GX9 carries a near-instant 0.03 millisecond gray-to-gray response time. The monitor supports dual-mode refresh. That means 5K2K at 165Hz or a Wide Full HD mode at 330Hz.

The monitor is NVIDIA G-SYNC Compatible and supports AMD FreeSync Premium Pro.

Also in the UltraGear line is the 27-inch 5K Hyper Mini LED model, the 27GM950B. LG said the 27-inch model supports AI upscaling to 5K resolution and can hit a peak brightness of 1,250 nits under internal testing. The family also includes a 52-inch 5K2K gaming monitor, model 52G930B-B, which LG calls its largest 5K2K gaming display to date.

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Picture technology and HDR

LG promoted several display advances across the range. The GX9 uses a fourth-generation Primary RGB Tandem OLED architecture, which LG said reaches up to 335 nits typical brightness while meeting VESA DisplayHDR True Black 500 standards. The company also noted third-party UL verifications for Perfect Black, Perfect Colour and Perfect Reproduction on panels that use those technologies.

On the 27-inch Hyper Mini LED monitor, LG pointed to the panel's high peak brightness figure and the use of mini LED backlight control to boost contrast and HDR highlights. This maker said AI Upscaling is available on both the 27-inch and the 39-inch models, and that AI-driven scene and sound processing come bundled with the monitors' software package.

Connectivity, features and gaming ergonomics

LG listed a wide set of ports for the UltraGear models. They include DisplayPort 2.1 with UHBR20, HDMI 2.1 and USB-C with 90 watts of power delivery. Those connections are intended to support high refresh rates at high resolutions and to power laptops over a single cable.

The monitors also include software features aimed at competitive play. LG named AI Upscaling, AI Sound, AI Scene Optimization and OLED Care among the monitor tools. The company positioned these functions as helping gamers keep image clarity, manage panel health and improve audio and scene rendering without separate hardware upgrades.

Alongside the UltraGear monitors, LG confirmed Canadian pricing for the OLED evo W6 Wallpaper TV. LG revived its low-profile Wallpaper form factor and added wireless technologies for a cleaner wall installation. The W6 uses a 9 millimetre-class slim profile and a redesigned wall-mount intended to reduce the gap between the panel and the wall.

The W6 also supports True Wireless technology and a Zero Connect Box for wireless 4K connectivity, according to LG. The Zero Connect Box moves traditional source and connection hardware off the panel. That separates signal wires from the ultra-thin display and supports a near cable-free wall mount experience.

LG packaged the product rollout as part of a broader OLED and audio push for 2026. The company has promoted the Alpha 11 AI Processor Gen3 and Hyper Radiant Colour Technology across its new television models. LG also introduced the LG Sound Suite, which it described as the first sound system to use Dolby Atmos FlexConnect to support flexible wireless speaker layouts.

The firm priced those 2026 OLED TV families and audio components separately. The OLED evo G6 family and the C6 family were listed with distinct starting prices, while Sound Suite components began at separate price points on LG.ca and through retail partners. LG said the Wallpaper W6 and its StanbyME 2 product would be announced at a later date for some markets.

For its television and sound releases earlier in 2026, LG used a mix of direct and retail channels for pre-orders. The company listed Best Buy, Costco, Amazon, Visions, The Brick and Leon's among Canadian retail partners for the wider OLED TV launch. For the UltraGear gaming monitors and the W6 Wallpaper TV, LG said pre-orders will run through LG.ca and select retailers, with specifics varying by model.

Warranty and after-sales support details remained within LG's Canadian documentation. LG also highlighted that some features, such as AI Upscaling to 5K, work without a hardware GPU upgrade but do require a compatible external device for game operation.

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Pre-orders open in spring 2026 on LG.ca. UltraGear monitors start at $1,399.99 CAD and the OLED evo W6 Wallpaper TV at $7,999.99 CAD, with availability at select Canadian retailers varying by model.

This article was created with AI assistance.