LG OLED Posé
VERDICT
This is the "anti-tech" TV. Wrapped in calming beige fabric with soft rounded edges, the Posé brings warmth to a room that cold black plastic cannot. Unlike its rival (Samsung The Serif), the Posé uses a high-end OLED panel, giving you both superior design AND superior picture quality.
The Big Picture
Most TVs have ugly backs full of ports and screws. The LG Posé is designed to be seen from 360 degrees. The back is curved and covered in fabric, forming a natural "shelf" where you can store vinyl records, magazines, or the remote. It stands on four slender legs, allowing you to place it anywhere—even in the middle of an open-plan living room.
🛋️ Functional Back Design
The Innovation: The U-shaped curve on the back creates a media shelf.
Cable Management: The power cable runs hidden down inside one of the legs. There is also a "Clean Cover" to hide the HDMI ports. It keeps the setup looking incredibly tidy, with zero wire clutter on the floor.
🌌 OLED evo Technology
Fashion meets function.
The Screen: While lifestyle TVs often compromise on specs, the Posé uses LG's premium OLED evo panel. You get perfect blacks, infinite contrast, and rich colors. It’s a serious TV dressed in a beautiful outfit.
✅ The Pros
- Stunning Aesthetic: Beige fabric finish looks luxurious.
- OLED Picture: Superior to Samsung's The Frame/Serif (which are LCD).
- Versatile Placement: Stands freely, no wall drilling required.
- Excellent cable management system.
❌ The Cons
- Pricey: You pay a "design tax" over standard OLED models.
- Limited Gaming Specs: Not the best choice for hardcore gamers (fewer HDMI 2.1 ports than G4).
- Fixed Legs: You can't put it on a traditional TV cabinet easily.
🤔 Should you buy it?
YES if you have an open floor plan and want a TV that acts as a room divider or centerpiece.
NO if you plan to push the TV against a wall (it sticks out due to the curved back); get the LG G4 Gallery Series instead.
See the showdown: LG OLED Posé vs. Samsung The Serif Comparison