- LG’s Continued Excellence in Product Design Recognized with 19 Awards Including the Ultimate “Best of the Best” Prize

By Yun Sang-ho

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[Digital Daily]

Seoul, Korea, March 24, 2020- LG Electronics (LG) once again demonstrated its product design prowess with a grand total of 19 accolades at this year’s Red Dot Design Award, including the Best of the Best honor for its 65-inch GX Gallery series OLED TV (model 65GX).

The Red Dot Best of the Best winner in the product design category features LG’s luxurious gallery design which enables the art-inspired slender TV to sit flush on the wall, offering new decorating and installation possibilities. And like most other 2020 LG OLED TVs, this Red Dot winner delivers an incredible viewing experience with the new α (Alpha) 9 Gen 3 AI Processor, unmatched color ex-pression and infinite contrast of OLED.

The Red Dot Design Award is one of the three most prestigious professional design competitions in the world. This year some 6,500 products from 60 countries were submitted for the jury’s consideration. In addition to the LG 65GX, Red Dot judges this year bestowed awards on two other OLED TVs from LG – LG SIGNATURE OLED 8K (model 77ZX) and LG OLED WX Wallpaper 4K OLED TV (model 65WX). Last month these three OLED models were also recipients of iF design Awards, another prominent international design competition.

Since debuting in 2013, LG OLED TVs have been recognized by Red Dot every year, earning the top honor an impressive six times. Past award winners have included the world’s first rollable TV, the classy “Wallpaper” TV and the minimalistic Picture-on-Glass TV.

“As a company that passionately believes in the importance of good design, it is always a great honor to receive recognition from Red Dot,” said Noh Chang-ho, senior vice president and head of corporate design at LG Electronics. “LG is deeply committed to its customers’ desire for beautiful products and will continue to pursue innovative design that delivers new value and exceptional user experiences.”