"No glare" LG Display's OLED TV all panels received UL verification
The OLED TV panel mass-produced by LG Display has been verified as a glare-free panel.
On the 31st, LG Display announced that it has obtained a “glare-free display” verification from UL, a global safety certification company, for the first time in the industry.
'Glare' refers to a phenomenon that causes discomfort in the eyes due to a severe difference in brightness. Typical examples are the blindness and fatigue you feel when looking at a bright smartphone in a dark bedroom.
UL conducts tests based on UGR, a glare evaluation corporation accredited by the International Lighting Commission (CIE). The verification mark is issued only when the UGR is 22 or less when watching TV between 70 lux (lx), which is the brightness of a bedroom stand, and 300 lux, which is about the brightness of an indoor window on a sunny day.
All OLED TV panel models satisfied the standard value by expressing the image quality without glare by realizing the appropriate screen brightness. It is a level where you can enjoy content comfortably in various environments, such as North America and Europe, where indirect lighting is focused, and Asia, where direct lighting is heavily used.
OLED can adjust the brightness of about 33 million pixels (based on 8K), providing an infinite contrast ratio with relatively little light, providing a comfortable clarity for the eyes.
OLED TV is the only one that has been certified and verified by a global leading certification body for all of the main elements of healthy TV, such as'low blue light','flicker-free', and'glare-free display'. LG Display is planning to make the “Glare-Free Display” verification mark available to global OLED TV customers and distributors as part of the “OLED trending”.
“OLED is recognized as the most comfortable and safe display for the eyes by demanding global organizations,” said Changho Oh, vice president of LG Display's TV division. “With this verification, consumers who care about eye health will be able to choose an OLED TV with confidence.” Revealed.
This verification was carried out as consumers' eye health such as image quality as well as appropriate screen brightness became important as TV viewing time increased, such as increased consumption of movies at home instead of theaters in the non-face-to-face era.
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