LG’s 77-inch transparent SIGNATURE OLED T6 has received the CES 2027 Best of Innovation award in the Art Tech category, leading a group of LG products recognized ahead of the Las Vegas show. The Consumer Technology Association presents the awards based on product design, engineering and functionality.

The 4K OLED T6 uses an electrically operated retractable contrast screen to switch between a conventional OLED viewing mode and a transparent display that leaves the space behind the television visible. It also supports visuals designed for transparent viewing and uncompressed wireless 4K transmission over the 60GHz band. The award marks the fifth consecutive CES edition in which an LG OLED TV has earned a Best of Innovation distinction.

LG is also bringing its UltraGear 25G590B gaming monitor to the CES lineup. The 24.5-inch display is described by LG as the world’s first monitor with a native 1,000Hz refresh rate at Full HD resolution, or 1,920 × 1,080 pixels. At that rate, the panel refreshes every millisecond, targeting competitive FPS players who prioritize motion clarity and response speed.

LG UltraGear 25G590B 1,000Hz Full HD gaming monitor

Other CES 2027 Innovation Award recipients span LG’s TV and appliance lines:

  • LG OLED evo AI W7, an ultra-thin Wallpaper-series TV designed to sit nearly flush with a wall, with wireless image and sound transmission that LG says has no perceptible loss and AI personalization features.
  • LG SIGNATURE 30-inch built-in oven, which includes AI-assisted cooking functions.
  • LG’s 25-inch compact WashTower, featuring AI Wash and AI Dry.
  • LG Hair Dryer, using the company’s Triple Airfluidics system for high-airflow drying with controlled temperature.
LG SIGNATURE OLED T6 transparent 4K television

LG plans to reveal its full roster of award-winning products on January 4, 2027, before CES runs in Las Vegas from January 6 through January 9. Pricing, release dates and regional availability for the newly announced products have not been detailed.

SOURCEfonearena.com
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