Editor’s Note: This article originally appeared on Tom’s Guide
Next year’s LG OLED TVs are set to impress. Ahead of CES 2024, the Consumer Technology Association (CTA) awarded LG with a number of Innovation Awards specific to the company’s OLED TV category.
While the official LG OLED TV 2024 family has yet to be unveiled, it received 12 distinct Innovation Awards. This suggests exciting updates are planned for what are some of the best TVs year after year. In January, the Tom’s Guide team will travel to Las Vegas for CES 2024 to gauge first-hand why LG’s TVs earned such recognition.
We expect the company to deliver follow-up models to the LG C3 OLED TV and LG G3 OLED TV, two of the best sets that hit our testing bench in 2023. The G3 specifically blew us away with high brightness and outstanding contrast. That said, we’re expecting both the LG C4 OLED TV and LG G4 OLED TV (whether those are the official names is TBD) to be among the most anticipated TVs of next year.
It’s possible LG plans to refresh the LG M3 OLED TV in 2024 as well. The LG M3 is a wireless OLED TV that offloads its input controls to a receiver box, offering a more minimalist-looking entertainment setup. We could argue that the M3 paved the way for a futuristic kind of TV experience, though the limited screen sizes and high price present hurdles for large-scale adoption.
Wireless TV technology is certainly the type of thing you’d see honored in the CES Innovation Awards, but there are several other ways LG OLED TVs could’ve earned the distinction. Interface features, display improvements, and audio upgrades all might qualify for awards, too.
When we look at TVs announced at CES 2024, we’ll consider these factors and more when determining the winners of our own awards. We expect some of the best TV brands to bring new TVs to CES, and wouldn’t be surprised if others are also setting the bar high.
The details of LG’s CES 2024 Innovation Award-receiving TVs and TV features will be announced on January 7, 2024.
See also: LG Display Confirms 32-inch OLEDs Are On The Way – And A 30-Inch Transparent OLED
