Skyworth launches premium art object TV to the Russian market
By ForGeeks The latest Skyworth TVs, first shown to the public at a major trade show in China, will go on sale in Russia in May. Among them is the flagship model Frame+ TV 110Q9E with a diagonal of 110 inches, which combines advanced technology, design approach and visual solutions that can turn the device into an element of the interior.
Frame+ TV was the centerpiece of Skyworth’s exhibit at the 137th Canton Fair, one of the largest consumer electronics events. Its key features include a Mini LED screen with a matte anti-glare coating, Dolby Vision IQ and Dolby Atmos surround sound. Even when switched off, it looks like a decorative panel or digital painting, blending seamlessly into a modern space.
The Frame lineup will soon appear on the Russian market. Of particular interest will be the Frame+ TV LN70G, available in 55-inch and 65-inch sizes. This TV combines sophisticated aesthetics with technology, targeting consumers who value not only picture quality, but also how it fits into the style of their home.
- Thickness of only 30mm and a tight wall mount system;
- Fourth generation QLED+ panel with 60Hz refresh rate and quantum dot technology;
- A wide color palette with up to 90% DCI-P3 coverage and support for over a billion hues;
- Matte screen for a clear picture in any lighting conditions;
- Dolby Vision and HDR10+ support for cinematic picture quality;
- Vision protection technologies: Flicker Free and Low Blue Light;
- Integrated library with art galleries, screensavers and clocks;
- Exchangeable decorative frames for maximum adaptation to the interior;
- Volume sound thanks to Dolby Atmos with precise positioning of sound sources;
- Intelligent Google TV platform with voice control and the ability to personalize the remote control buttons;
- Daily Family feature that saves your settings and offers helpful usage recommendations;
According to Ilya Mazurenko, head of Skyworth’s representative office in Russia and CIS, the demand for premium TVs in the country continues to grow. He noted that the LN70G model is a response to the desire of consumers who want to combine technology with impeccable looks.
The new Frame models will go on sale through the brand’s official online store in May.
