LG OLED Objet Collection Easel, as the name suggests, resembles an easel designed to create or display works of art. Easel has a movable fabric cover that can be controlled with a remote control. When the linear viewing mode is set, the fabric moves up, reducing the visible part of the screen and providing users with access to useful functions and modes, such as date, clock and audio player.
LG OLED Objet Collection Posé is both a premium screen and an accent detail of the interior. The TV easily integrates into the living space, adding style to any environment thanks to its design. Posé is easy to move from one place to another, and this advantage allows users to easily change their space. And when it is not used for watching movies or shows, the TV can be switched to gallery mode, which turns the screen into a digital canvas for displaying works of art. In addition, thanks to the efficient cable management system, attention will be focused only on the TV.
Recently, in order to clearly demonstrate the benefits of this model to customers, LG in France has teamed up with BoConcept, a famous Danish designer furniture brand known for its aesthetics and attention to detail, placing the LG OLED Objet Collection Posé TV in 24 showrooms of this brand, providing customers with the opportunity to get acquainted with a premium TV that will change the atmosphere of the house.
It is important to note that the LG OLED Objet Collection Easel and LG OLED Objet Collection Posé TVs are not only elegant on the outside, but also high-tech. Thus, thanks to the webOS Re:New program, the webOS operating system is updated, which provides owners of these TVs with an even more personalized viewing experience thanks to the main screen, which welcomes users with recommendations according to their tastes. The user interface updated thanks to the webOS Re:New program has extensive customization options, which means that viewers can personalize the selection of content and services and access them even more easily. And to make this process even simpler, the Quick Card user interface intuitively sorts a variety of content and services into categories such as music, games and sports, within a user-oriented interface reminiscent of a mobile device screen. It is important to note that the LG webOS platform turns 10 years old this year, and during this period it has become one of the most widely used operating systems for smart TVs with an ever-expanding user base, which corresponds to the brand’s mission of “Life’s Good” to make consumers’ lives more convenient, better and more comfortable.