“Is this tv on a stand that rotates? If not, can a rotating stand be purchased for mounting on a table, etc.? what is the difference between this and the B4 version?”
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I believe the B4 is last year’s version of this tv. The stand is not rotating.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.The LG 83" Class B5 Series OLED AI 4K UHD Smart webOS TV (2025), Model # OLED83B5PUA, is NOT on a stand that rotates. It comes with the stand legs that you see in the images of the TV. LG does not make a rotating stand for the TV, nor is there a provision on the TV for attaching anything other than the stand legs that are included with the TV. The OLED83B4PUA is a 2024 model that is powered by LG's 2024 α9 AI Processor 4K Gen7, and the OLED83B5PUA is a 2025 model, as indicated in its title, that is powered by LG's 2025 α8 AI Processor 4K Gen2, which brings better upscaling, tone mapping, and AI picture accuracy. Both the B4 and B5 share many of the same essentials — perfect blacks, vivid colors, and smooth 120 Hz playback, but the B5 brings a few refinements under the hood, such as the updated webOS 25 TV Platform (versus the webOS 24 for the B4) whose interface feels more responsive and intuitive, while Wi-Fi 6E (6 GHz band) provides stronger wireless stability for 4K streaming and cloud gaming, and a subtle design refresh with a slimmer bezel and centered stand completes its clean, modern look. The B4 has a WiFi 5 module (5 GHz band), and the webOS 24 TV Platform it runs on lacks the newer AI-driven content recommendations found in webOS 25. Its design uses a slightly wider stand compared to the B5, but overall retains the sleek OLED aesthetic. The B5 has improved HDR brightness with a modest boost in HDR peak brightness that improves detail in highlights...^Ivan.
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