LG Crystal Sound OLED Display Explained:-Display as a Speaker!


LG Crystal Sound OLED Display Technology was showcased by LG at CES on TVs.This Technology is also present on the LG G8 Flagship Smartphone. Using this technology there is no need for a speaker to be placed inside a Tv or a Smartphone. So in this article let's understand LG Crystal Sound OLED Display.

What is LG Crystal Sound OLED Display Technology?
LG crystal sound OLED display technology is an implementation wherein the display of a TV or a smartphone can act as speaker simultaneously so that there is no need to put a dedicated speaker unit inside a smartphone or TV.

How does LG Crystal Sound OLED Display Tech Works?

Instead of producing sound with traditional speakers, Crystal Sound TVs use their screens. The TVs have so-called exciters that are located behind their OLED panels that produce sound by vibrating the displays. The same concept is even used on smartphones to produce sound with the help of exciters. These display panels emit Light and Sound both simultaneously to provide you with an immersive experience.


The company claims that this tech improves sound quality as compared to traditional speakers. By using their screens as speakers, Crystal Sound TVs can project their sound out to viewers without requiring an ugly speaker box.

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