LG's first Wireless TV

LG Electronics is taking a major step towards the future of home entertainment by introducing the world’s first truly wireless TV1, the OLED M TV series. An innovation that brings greater freedom to space and redefines the way we enjoy content at home.

The wireless OLED M2 combines top performance with a modern design. It offers wireless video and audio transmission in 4K resolution and up to 144Hz3, maintaining high quality without visual loss. The latency remains extremely low, ensuring a smooth and natural viewing experience, whether it's movies, series or live content.

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At the heart of the experience is the Zero Connect Box4. Through it, all devices are connected in one place and the signal is transmitted wirelessly to the TV, without loss of quality. Installation is simplified, while cables are significantly reduced. The result is a cleaner, more minimal space that highlights the aesthetics of the device and offers greater flexibility in the configuration of the home.

Gaming is also a focus. The OLED M supports seamless, low-latency wireless gaming, even in demanding environments. It is NVIDIA G-Sync compatible and AMD FreeSync certified, delivering smooth, stable gameplay5. The ability to support 4K resolution up to 144Hz further enhances the experience, meeting the needs of a new generation of users.

Beyond its technical performance, OLED M naturally integrates into modern lifestyles, as it is not just a TV, but an element that enhances everyday life. With fewer restrictions and more freedom in space, it creates an environment where technology operates discreetly, letting the experience take center stage.

The LG OLED M Series is an award-winning, globally recognized offering from LG and marks the transition to a new era, offering wireless freedom and wired performance. It is an era where television is not limited by cables, but fully adapts to the needs and aesthetics of the modern user.

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