LG OLED Flex enhances entertainment as world's first 42-inch bendable OLED TV

Can’t decide between a flat-screen TV or a curved one? The 42-inch LG OLED Flex offers the best of both worlds, as the display can transform a completely flat screen into a strikingly curved one.

Indeed, the display’s standout feature is its unique motorised screen. With the simple touch of a button, users can adjust the screen’s curvature to one of two presets. In addition, the display can also be manually adjusted in 5 per cent increments, with over 20 levels of curvature to choose from.

Moreover, the TV makes use of LG’s signature backlight-free, self-lit OLED technology. This provides infinite contrast, deep blacks, and highly-accurate colours — delivering a richer, more vibrant experience, whether you’re gaming or enjoying a movie.

Notably, the LG OLED Flex has multiple flicker-free, glare-free certifications to reduce eye strain. In fact, the super anti-reflection coating reduces reflections by 25 per cent compared to previous OLED TV models like the LG OLED G2 and C2.

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The LG OLED Flex also comes equipped with support for Dolby Vision gaming at 4K 120Hz, along with features such as such as variable refresh rate (VRR) and auto low latency mode (ALLM), as well as Nvidia G-Sync and AMD FreeSync Premium certifications.

Gamers will appreciate the swift 0.1 millisecond response time and low input lag, the robust Gaming Dashboard, and LG’s revamped Gaming Optimiser — which adds customised sound settings for specific game genres to the gamer-centric picture and audio options.

Pre-orders for the LG OLED Flex begin Jan 20 - 23, 2023, and customers will receive complimentary grocery e-vouchers (worth $300) with every pre-order of the LG OLED Flex. From Feb 1, 2023, the LG OLED Flex will be available for $3,999 at the official LG Lazada, LG Shopee stores, and at all authorised retailers — Audio House, Best Denki, Courts, Gain City, Harvey Norman, Mega Discount Store and Parisilk.

This article was first published in Geek Culture.