LG Streaming Week campaign returns for 2025
May 15, 2025
LG Electronics (LG) is bringing the LG Streaming Week campaign with more offers. Running from May 19th to June 30th, LG Smart TV owners in 42 countries across Europe, the Middle East, Africa and Asia can access a range of free and discounted streaming content through partnerships with a number content providers.
Eligible devices include LG TVs above UHD released after 2019 (running webOS 4.5 and above), the LG StanbyME or StanbyME Go, as well as UHD and WQHD Smart Monitors. Users can enjoy exclusive deals on the LG Streaming Week app, accessible from the Home Screen, Content Store or Apps.
This year’s campaign returns with a stronger focus on local content and more varied libraries, catering to diverse preferences and interests with the help of over 70 content partners.
For LG Streaming Week 2025, LG Smart TV owners can dive into a new world of entertainment enriched by content from various streaming companies. From popular series and refined classical music performances to classic films and live sports, there’s plenty to explore from the comfort of home for everyone.
– Apple TV+ is offering three months of unlimited access to Apple Originals and more for just $2.99 per month in selected markets.
– For classical music lovers and opera enthusiasts, LG Streaming Week is offering three months free access to Deutsche Grammophone’s Stage+, a video and audio streaming service boasting a curated selection of concerts, operas and documentaries from around the world. This offer will be available to LG TV owners worldwide.
– Mubi, the global streaming service, distributor and production company, is offering LG TV owners complimentary three-month access to the some of world’s finest films.
– For an interactive experience, Blacknut Cloud Gaming offers a 30-minute free play session for any of their 500+ premium games and a special €1/first month subscription offer for new subscribers.
– Baby Shark World for Kids, developed by The Pinkfong Company, is offering its collection of songs and stories to LG Smart TV owners worldwide for free for one month. The app provides a safe experience where young learners can sing, play and learn along with their favorite characters through engaging educational content.
– In Greece, ANT1+ is offering three months of free access to over 7,000 content titles for users, including standout local dramas like the Greek adaptation of Doctor Foster, titled Paihnidia Ekdikisis (Revenge Games).
– Stingray is offering a free month of its engaging karaoke content, providing music enthusiasts with interactive singing experience across a variety of genres.
LG is also offering special promotions on its TVs throughout the campaign period.
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