LG makes waves at this year’s CES yet again with the Signature OLED T, which is touted as the world’s first wireless transparent OLED TV. Making this TV set unique is its 77-inch OLED panel that seamlessly blends in any environment when not in use, giving it an illusion that the TV is “invincible”. In a nutshell the Signature OLED T “disappears” when not in use.

The unique aspect of the LG Signature OLED T allows users to use the transparent TV in two ways: in opaque mode for watching movies and playing games, and in transparent mode, where you can utilize the panel for an Always-on Display feature or to use it as a digital canvas to showcase artworks and other forms of media that appear to float in the air.

The Signature OLED T’s wireless aspect is made possible with LG’s Zero Connect Box, where it makes use of wireless transmission for cable-free placement and for seamless wireless audio and video.

Like most modern TVs, you can mount the Signature OLED T in any way you like it: standalone, against the wall, or wall-mounted. Users have the option to add standing or floating shelves to the Signature OLED T to give it a more aesthetically pleasing look.

Aside from its unique features, what makes the Signature OLED T more exciting is that LG confirmed to The Verge that its wireless transparent OLED TV will be available for purchase sometime in 2024. So if you have really deep pockets and want a one-of-a-kind TV that you can flex, the Signature OLED T is your absolute best pick right now.