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65″ rollable TV LG Signature OLED R is now available for $87,000

First showcased back in 2018, LG’s rollable OLED TV missed its targeted 2019 launch, but starting today units are available in several major retail stores in South Korea for people to gawk at. You could even buy one, though only if you have KRW 100,000,000 – that’s around $87,000 or €74,000.

LG Signature OLED R, the 65

The LG Signature OLED R is unique in that the 65” OLED display can roll up and completely disappear into its aluminum base. This actually allows it to operate with several different screen sizes: full view gives you all 65 inches, Line view exposes just the top part of the screen and Zero view keeps the screen completely hidden.

LG Signature OLED R, the 65'' rollable TV, is now available for $87,000

This is so you can use the powerful sound system with 4.2 channel speakers totaling 100W output power. You can connect to it as a Bluetooth speaker and Zero view mode avoids running the OLED unnecessarily. Line mode enables 5 views: Music, Clock, Frame, Mood and Home Dashboard.

LG Signature OLED R, the 65'' rollable TV, is now available for $87,000

The LG Signature OLED R TV is manufactured at the company’s Gumi TV plant in Gyeongbuk. There master craftsmen actually do some of the work by hand as this is positioned as a luxury good.

LG Signature OLED TV R
LG Signature OLED TV R
LG Signature OLED TV R
LG Signature OLED TV R
LG Signature OLED TV R

LG Signature OLED TV R

Danish textile company Kvadrat provides the fabric that covers the speakers and is available in Signature Black, Moon Gray, Topaz Blue and Toffee Brown. The base itself is made out of aluminum and you can have it inscribed if you want.

LG Signature OLED R TV in: Signature Black
LG Signature OLED R TV in: Moon Gray
LG Signature OLED R TV in: Topaz Blue
LG Signature OLED R TV in: Toffee Brown

LG Signature OLED R TV in: Signature Black • Moon Gray • Topaz Blue • Toffee Brown

If you buy the TV, LG will provide you with 3 years of extended service, which includes sending technicians twice a year to inspect the TV and ensure it’s in top shape. LG can also send its team to help with the installation of the TV.


Author: Peter
Source: GSMArena

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