How Much Is a 325 Inch TV? Price and Costs

How much does a 325-inch TV cost?

The reported price for LG’s 325-inch 8K Extreme Home Cinema display is about $1.7 million. TechRadar attributed the figure to LG USA vice president Dan Smith and reported a broader price range of about $70,000 to $1.7 million for the Extreme Home Cinema line. The top of that range applies to the 325-inch model.

That is a reported 2021 figure, not a guaranteed price today. LG’s 2021 announcement describes a custom-installation dealer program, so the price a buyer can act on is the current quote for the specified model and project.

The 325-inch model is not simply a larger version of a standard store-bought television. LG’s product flyer lists the range in distinct 2K, 4K, and 8K configurations; the 325-inch unit is the flyer’s sole 8K size. Screen size alone does not identify the resolution or package.

Is the reported $1.7 million price the full installed cost?

The sources do not establish that $1.7 million covers every installed-project expense. LG’s announcement describes support and installation services, but does not specify that the reported price includes all project-specific construction or installation work.

The package is substantial. LG lists integrator training and customer support, on-site installation help from an LG field engineer, two health-check visits per year for three years, Connected Care monitoring software, and a five-year limited warranty. LG valued those services at approximately $30,000.

The flyer also identifies the included display components: LED panels, an LG controller, spare modules, and parts. It says a flight case is included only on select models. Those details help define the product bundle, but they do not resolve site costs. The dealer quote should state which services and components apply to the chosen configuration and what work is project-specific.

Plan the space before treating the price as a complete budget. LG lists the screen at 283.5 by 159.4 inches. Digital Trends reports a weight of about 2,222 pounds. Those figures make structural review and professional installation planning central parts of the project, while public sources do not specify a standard wall design or construction price.

Can you actually buy LG’s 325-inch TV, and where is it sold?

Yes, but LG says the Extreme Home Cinema displays are sold exclusively through a custom-installation dealer program, not in stores. LG’s announcement describes the line as 16:9 displays from 81 to 325 inches, with 32:9 UltraStretch configurations also available.

This dealer-only route matters because the buyer is purchasing a system that requires installation planning and support, not a retail television that can be collected and set up without a project quote. LG’s 2021 announcement identifies the custom-installation channel and package; a buyer should ask the authorized dealer to confirm current availability, model, resolution, price, and the scope of site work.

LG also rates the display technology for 100,000 hours before reaching half-life. That is a stated technology rating, not a promise about every component or a substitute for the five-year limited warranty terms.

How much would a 300-inch or 292-inch TV cost?

The sources do not publish a specific price for a 300-inch or 292-inch LG display. Those sizes may describe custom DVLED configurations, but the published $1.7 million report applies to the 325-inch 8K model, not automatically to every display near that size.

For either size, the meaningful comparison is the exact configuration: diagonal, aspect ratio, resolution, components, services, and installation scope. LG’s Extreme line includes several sizes and resolution tiers, so a quote for one model cannot be safely scaled by diagonal to estimate another.

For context, a more conventional oversized-screen question is covered in Is There a 200 Inch TV? A 325-inch DVLED display belongs to a dealer-led installation category, which makes a precise quote more useful than extrapolating from a retail television price.