IT Home reported on July 1 that LG Electronics today launched the 2024 wireless OLED TV M4, which has been upgraded in many ways on the basis of last year's first generation of wireless OLED TV M3.
LG says that its M-series wireless OLED TVs were born in response to users' needs for simple cabling, and this time the M4 TVs use 60GHz wireless transmission, which will not cause interference to the currently commonly used Wi-Fi bands.
The LG M4 wireless OLED TV has a refresh rate of 120Hz (up to 144Hz), is certified by NVIDIA G-SYNC, and supports Dolby Atmos and Dolby Vision.
The TV is equipped with α11 AI audio/picture chip, AI performance reaches four times that of the previous generation, AI picture quality enhancement and AI one-click tuning.
The α11 chip also enhances the AI-powered personalized experience of the webOS system on M4 TVs, which now recognizes the user's voice and simplifies login.
LG added a 4-inch model to the M4 wireless OLED TV lineup this year, which now includes 97 / 83 / 77 / 65 inches for more consumers to choose from - 33.7% of global OLED TV sales in 2023 come from 65-inch models, second only to 55-inch.
The 65-inch version of the M4 wireless OLED TV is priced at 5.39 million won in South Korea (note: about 28,438 yuan currently), while the 97-inch version is priced at a whopping 47.9 million won (currently about 253,000 yuan).