LG's new OLED TV ditches the cables for a truly wireless experience

LG just dropped a bomb on the TV world with their latest release – the LG OLED evo M4. This fancy new TV boasts a gorgeous design, but the real star of the show is its complete lack of wires. Yep, you read that right, wireless!

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This comes hot on the heels of their budget-friendly LG B4 OLED, but the M4 takes things up a notch. Sure, it shares some design features with its cousin, the LG OLED evo G4, but the M4 is all about creating a clean and cable-free entertainment experience.

LG isn’t the first company to dabble in wireless TVs. Samsung has their One Connect box thing going on with some of their TVs, but LG is taking things a step further with their Zero Connect Box. This fancy box acts like a hub for all your connections, sending them wirelessly to your M4. Say goodbye to tangled wires and hello to a clutter-free entertainment center!

But the M4 isn’t just about looks (although, let’s be honest, it does look pretty darn sleek). It also boasts a top-of-the-line MLA OLED panel for incredible picture quality. Gamers, rejoice! This bad boy comes with a super-fast 144Hz refresh rate on all models except the giant 97-incher, which rocks a still-amazing 120Hz.

LG is staying tight-lipped about the price for the US and UK just yet, but they’ve revealed prices in Euros that start at around €5,000 for the 65-inch model. They’re aiming for a global launch by July 1st, but there’s no word on US pre-orders as of July 5th.

This launch is a clear shot across the bow at Samsung in the battle for wireless display dominance. The M4 builds on the success of LG’s previous wireless TV, the M3, with an improved Zero Connect Box. This box uses fancy tech to transmit signals wirelessly over a special 60Hz band, keeping things clean and clear within a 10-meter range.

While the price tag might make your wallet cry, the M4 is a significant addition to the ever-growing world of OLED TVs. Remember that transparent OLED prototype LG showed off earlier this year? Yeah, they’re all about pushing boundaries.

The lack of US pricing makes it tough to say for sure how the M4 will fare, but last year’s M3 might give us a clue. The 77-inch M3 set you back around $4,999, so we might see a similar price tag for the new 65-inch model based on the Euro pricing.

Now, here’s the thing: “wireless” doesn’t actually mean completely free of cords. The M4 still needs a power cable to function. Think of the Zero Connect Box as a way to ditch the traditional mess of HDMI cables, making things tidier and easier to manage.

If you’re looking for a TV that’s truly wireless, well, there are options out there like the Displace TV. This unique TV uses a battery and a separate connection box to achieve a completely cable-free setup.

Whether you crave a clean and minimalist look or want cutting-edge features like a super-fast refresh rate, the LG OLED evo M4 is definitely worth checking out. With its innovative wireless tech and top-notch picture quality, the M4 is sure to be a hit with home entertainment enthusiasts.

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