You can buy an LG Transparent TV for a lot of money

Are you tired of not being able to see the sunset from your high-rise apartment through your huge TV screen? If you have $60,000 burning in your pocket, now you can get it LG Signature OLED T77-inch transparent OLED TV that is completely wireless. TV maker He showed it off at CES earlier this yearbut after 12 months, you can finally buy it if you’re willing to drop five figures on one TV.

Other than being transparent, the Signature OLED T (if you couldn’t guess, the “T” stands for “transparent”) is a 4K, 120Hz smart TV with a true wireless setup. It’s the type of TV that’s best for a home with floor-to-ceiling windows, where your large, expensive TV may obstruct your view. The TV also has a black curtain, which gives the OLED TV a more traditional look. Pulling the curtain down when the TV is off allows you to see through it “like a window.”

There is only one size, which is 77 inches large. Anyone with $60,000 will need space to plug it in. The goal is to give the illusion of extra floor space when you don’t have to stare at the huge TV taking up half the wall of your living room. Then again, you’re missing the point if you install this in the corner of the den, away from annoying light sources that reflect glare onto a traditional panel.

The stand is also an essential part of the TV, so unless you want to disassemble it, you need to make sure your decor matches. The $60,000 TV comes with optional side shelves, wide enough to hold a potted plant PlayStation 5or Xbox Stand upright, but not more than that.

At least LG is packing a special version of its usual home screen called “T Home.” Viewers can still see through the TV, but the illusion is affected when you open one of your apps to watch content. An additional “T Bar” appears at the bottom of the main menu, displaying the time, weather, and a simple news slider. Best of all is the always-on “T-Objet” display mode which is best for displaying photos or artwork.

You can connect it to a special “Zero Connect Box” that streams everything to your TV. This is important because there is no place on the TV to connect your HDMI or smart TVs. The box must display the signal from a distance of 30 feet. You can keep the box next to your TV or put it in a nearby closet, as long as nothing spoils the signal.

The LG Signature T Transparent TV supports Dolby Vision, Dolby Atmos, and the usual suspects of HDR10 and HLG. The panel still uses the LG a11 AI 4K processor, which comes with the company’s combination of AI upscaling technology. It also has the LG Game Bar and G-Sync, which is compatible with VRR for various consoles.

Even though you can see through the unit, the Signature T still includes regular TV speakers. We at Gizmodo didn’t spend much time in front of it, but we found that the bottom-firing speakers sounded good, despite the typical TV quality.

You can probably tell, but the Signature T is an expensive luxury brand TV that’s not designed for everyday people. However, the special edition UI suggests that LG may want to expand the number of transparent displays in the future, perhaps at a lower price. LG’s OLED displays are already some of them Our favorite TVs of the yearalthough we were a little less happy Company QNEDs.