During this year’s LG Streaming Week, owners of LG Smart TVs from Europe, Asia and the Middle East (including the UK and US) can get free or discounted access to various films, series, music and sports events.
The LG’s special campaign will run from 19 May to 30 June 2025 . To use it, all you have to do is download the LG Streaming Week app – you can access it via the ‘Home Screen’, ‘Content Store’ or your ‘Apps’ screen. The offer is available for the holders of:
- LG TVs with UHD (4K) or higher resolution released after 2019 (running webOS 4.5 and above)
- LG StanbyME or StanbyME Go
- UHD and WQHD Smart Monitors
Let’s have a look at the content available at special prices during this year’s LG Streaming Week. Here are the brand partners:
Apple TV+
Offers three months of unlimited access to Apple Originals, among others, for $2.99 monthly, though this offer only applies to the US.
To use the offer, you need to specifically have one of the following LG devices:
- A 4K or 8K Smart TV released in 2018 or later
- StanbyME
- StanbyME GO
- StanbyME 2 models
- A MyView Smart Monitor released in 2022 or later
- A CineBeam projector released in 2020 or later
Foundry
Deutsche Grammophone’s Stage+
Offers a three-month free access to premium concerts, operas and documentaries. The offer will be available to LG TV owners worldwide.
Mubi
It offers three months of free access to art house films and cinema classics from all around the world. It’s available worldwide.
Blacknut Cloud Gaming
Offers a 30-minute free play session for any of its 500+ premium games. The new users can get a subscription for €1 for the first month, though this offer only applies to countries in the European Union.
LG
Baby Shark World for Kids
Offers a one-month free access to educational songs and stories. Available for LG Smart TV owners worldwide.
Stingray
It offers one month of free access to its karaoke content. Stingray is available worldwide via the Plex streaming platform.
As a part of the Streaming Week, LG has also prepared local promotions for users in various regions, though it hasn’t revealed what these are just yet.
Author: Weronika de Oliveira, Entertainment Writer, Tech Advisor
Weronika is an Entertainment Writer at Tech Advisor, where she covers topics related to TV shows, streaming, and movies. With an MA degree in Film Studies, her areas of expertise range from classical and postmodern cinema to contemporary films, series, and pop culture.
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