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LG Electronics Showcases the Effectiveness of its OLED TVs with In-store Gaming Challenge

 

LG Electronics, a global leader in innovative consumer electronics, recently organised the Gaming Finale in Lagos, Nigeria, showcasing its cutting-edge OLED technology to the gaming community.

The event, which brought together top gamers and esports enthusiasts, featured LG’s OLED TVs as the official display screens for the tournament. The stunning visuals and lightning-fast response time of LG’s OLED panels immersed participants and spectators alike in the gaming action.

Speaking on the initiative, Senior Marketing Manager, LG Electronics Nigeria, Mr. Paul Mba, stated that the challenge was primarily borne out of the need to showcase the qualities and functionalities of the LG OLED TV as one of the best choices for gamers as well as create a platform to expose gamers to competitions that build them for bigger challenges on the continent and globally.

The Lagos Gaming Finale highlighted LG’s dedication to supporting the growing gaming industry in Nigeria and Africa. By providing top-notch display solutions, LG aims to empower gamers and esports professionals to perform at their best.

At the Product and trophy presentation, General Manager, Home Entertainment, TV Division, LG Electronics Nigeria, Mr. Choongbae Seok said, “LG is committed to delivering the ultimate gaming experience with its OLED TV and our OLED technology offers unparalleled picture quality, speed, and responsiveness, making it the perfect choice for gamers.”

“Building on the momentum of our successful Instore Gaming competition, we’re excited to announce its expansion across West Africa! LG is committed to bringing immersive gaming experiences to our customers in Ghana, Ivory Coast, Senegal, and beyond. Stay tuned for more details on how to participate and win big!” Seok said.

Ifeanyi Esenwa (Gamer Tag: Boyd) emerged as champion in the best of 3 final matches, and he carted home the grand prize of the LG 55-inch OLED TV, a gold trophy, and bragging rights. Second place was Flick, who went home with the LG 43-inch UHD TV; Afolarin Teluwo, who finished 3rd, got the LG LK72B Speaker and there were other prizes for the other gamers and fans in attendance.

About LG OLED TVs

LG Electronics’ cutting-edge OLED TVs are known for their stunning picture quality, deep blacks, and incredible response time, which ensures that every move you input on the controller is displayed instantly on the screen, giving you a vital edge over opponents and a better chance of winning.

Beyond gaming, the LG OLED TV’s pixels emit their light, allowing for the perfect black, over a billion rich colours, and infinite contrast for a truly stunning picture—taking your home entertainment experience to an entirely new level.

Key features include:

  • Clearer sound and picture with refinements by the Alpha 11 AI Processor 4K.
  • Brighter visuals by Brightness Booster Max.
  • One Wall Design that merges seamlessly against the wall with a zero-gap mount.
  • 4 years of upgrades guaranteed over 5 years with WebOS Re: New Program.
  • Incredible movies and gaming enhanced by Dolby Atmos and Dolby Vision, VRR, G-Sync, and   Freesync.

The LG OLED TV is slimmer than any given phone, merges elegantly against your wall with no gap and it complements your interior with its premium look.

For more information about LG OLED TV, kindly visit OLED TVs: Ultra Slim & LG 4K OLED TVs | LG Africa

 

 

 

LG Electronics’ cutting-edge OLED TVs are known for their stunning picture quality, deep blacks, and incredible response time, which ensures that every move you input on the controller is displayed instantly on the screen, giving you a vital edge over opponents and a better chance of winning.

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