LG StandbyMe 2 Max packs 32-inch 4K touchscreen on wheels
The LG StandbyMe 2 Smart TV was already announced last July, now a larger StandbyMe 2 Max follows. LG is replacing the 27-inch QHD panel with a 32-inch 4K panel. LG still only uses a 60 Hz LCD, but this is designed as a touchscreen so that webOS can be conveniently controlled with a finger without having to search for a remote control.
Alternatively, a mini remote control and voice control are also available. LG StandbyMe 2 Max differs from regular TVs mostly due to its portability. LG includes a stand that can be adjusted in height from 1.10 to 1.30 meters. Wheels make it easy to move it from one room to another. LG offers an optional one-point wall mount that can be attached with just one screw.
The 20.3 kilogram Smart TV has an integrated 144 Wh battery, which is supposed to enable a runtime of 04:30 hours away from the power socket and is charged via USB-C. LG has installed a 10 watt sound system. Wired sources such as games consoles can be connected via HDMI, while Wi-Fi 6E allows content from all popular streaming services to be played. LG StandbyMe 2 Max is runs on webOS 26.
Prices and availability
LG StandbyMe 2 Max (32LX6BPGA) will first be launched in South Korea, where the Smart TV will be available for KRW 1.59 million ($1,080). Details on the international launch are still pending. The smaller 27-inch LG StandbyMe 2 ($899 on Amazon) is also available in the US.
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