In the same way that modern iterations of smartphones are in a battle to eliminate the bezel, TVs have been in a years-long fight for the thinnest profile, and the LG C7 OLED TV is the current leader of the charge. The flat panel television has a startlingly thin profile, making it a seamless addition on consumers' walls and an easy piece to install on most stands.
Though most TVs tout a thin profile, the LG C7 is truly minute. The device's screen is thinner than the latest iPhone — a stat that's impressive in text and truly breathtaking when seeing it in person. Beyond its dimensions, though, the television has impressive picture quality, with near-perfect blacks and dazzling contrast of colors.
OLED TVs are expensive no matter the brand, but considering the benefits, they're worth saving for.
What's Driving This Trend
- Bezel-less Tvs
- The consumer demand for thinner TVs with minimal bezels presents an opportunity for manufacturers to differentiate their offerings.
- OLED Display Tvs
- As OLED technology advances, companies have the opportunity to create increasingly thinner and higher quality displays.
- Installation Services for Tvs
- With the trend towards thinner TVs, there is an opportunity for companies to offer installation services for consumers who want to mount their TVs on a wall or install it on a slim stand.
Who This Affects Most
- TV Manufacturing
- As consumers continue to prioritize thin bezels and display quality, TV manufacturers have the opportunity to differentiate their products with unique display technologies and thin profiles.
- Home Decor and Design
- As TVs become thinner and more seamlessly integrated into home design, there is an opportunity to create furniture and wall decor specifically designed to accentuate these ultra-thin displays.
- Home Electronics Installation
- With the trend towards thinner TVs, companies that specialize in home electronics installation and setup have an opportunity to expand their services to include installation of ultra-thin displays on walls or stands.
