There are some televisions that far exceed the expectations of most people. These technological gems fall into the high-end products category and are referred to as “the most expensive TVs in the world“. They offer an exceptional visual experience paired with a unique design.

The perception of luxury is influenced by the uniqueness and innovation that accompanies the product. Other elements that play a fundamental role are:

• The quality of the image: a luxury TV offers the highest image quality, with high resolutions such as 4K or 8K, advanced HDR technologies, and vivid and accurate colors.
• Sound quality: Luxury TVs often feature high-quality integrated audio systems. The use of advanced technologies such as the Cinematic Sound OLED or the Acoustic Surface OLED, offer a more immersive and natural audio experience. Power and volume are also quality indicators, with audio systems that can reach high volumes without distortion.
• The dimensions: Large screens that provide an immersive viewing experience, with diagonals greater than 65 inches, are considered luxury. The larger dimensions not only enhance the visual experience but also emphasize the sense of luxury and grandeur of the product.
• Quality of materials: the design is often elegant and minimalist, featuring high-quality materials that may include precious materials such as gold or diamonds.

These features give the TV an aura of luxury, requiring investments that can reach 6 or 9 figures. Recently, in the panorama of the television industry, other proposals are emerging that elevate the visual experience to the rank of luxury, without the need to necessarily turn to high-quality TVs, but rather emphasizing the excellence of functionality. Products such as retractable motorized TV stands, can connect to the home automation system and hide the screen in a fully automated way, making the functionality of a traditional TV a real luxury.