German premium home entertainment brand has unveiled its newest TV, the Loewe Stellar. It uses Display's OLED panel but Samsung's OS. However, this isn't the first TV to use this combination of hardware and software. Samsung's own .
The Loewe Stellar is the company's latest OLED TV. It uses LG Display's WRGB OLED panel with MLA 2.0 (Micro Lens Array 2.0). It comes in 42-inch, 48-inch, 55-inch, 65-inch, 77-inch, and 83-inch variants. A 97-inch version is planned to launch sometime in mid-2024. However, since it has collaborated deeply with LG, it can heavily customize the display panel. It uses its custom backplane technology, display driver, and power supply.
Since it is a premium lifestyle brand, Loewe has used an attractive and unique design for the TV. It uses a diamond aluminum frame, a highly glossy speaker grill, and a concrete (yes!) back. The TV is mounted on a metal stand with an X-shaped base. It has four HDMI 2.1 ports, each with 4K 144Hz support. There is a dual-tuner with recording support and 1TB SSD.
It runs Loewe OS9 (based on Tizen OS), so there is no support for Dolby Vision as of now. However, some reports claim the company is planning to add support for Dolby Vision with a firmware update in the future. It already supports HDR10, , and HLG. It comes with a new remote control with a dedicated Samsung TV Plus button.
You can watch how Tizen OS looks in our video below.
The Loewe Stellar OLED TV's is listed below.
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Loewe Stellar OLED TV uses LG OLED panel and runs Tizen OS
The Loewe Stellar is the company's latest OLED TV. It uses LG Display's WRGB OLED panel with MLA 2.0 (Micro Lens Array 2.0). It comes in 42-inch, 48-inch, 55-inch, 65-inch, 77-inch, and 83-inch variants. A 97-inch version is planned to launch sometime in mid-2024. However, since it has collaborated deeply with LG, it can heavily customize the display panel. It uses its custom backplane technology, display driver, and power supply.
Since it is a premium lifestyle brand, Loewe has used an attractive and unique design for the TV. It uses a diamond aluminum frame, a highly glossy speaker grill, and a concrete (yes!) back. The TV is mounted on a metal stand with an X-shaped base. It has four HDMI 2.1 ports, each with 4K 144Hz support. There is a dual-tuner with recording support and 1TB SSD.
It runs Loewe OS9 (based on Tizen OS), so there is no support for Dolby Vision as of now. However, some reports claim the company is planning to add support for Dolby Vision with a firmware update in the future. It already supports HDR10, , and HLG. It comes with a new remote control with a dedicated Samsung TV Plus button.
You can watch how Tizen OS looks in our video below.
The Loewe Stellar OLED TV's is listed below.
- 42-inch: €3,299 (June)
- 48-inch: €3,799 (July)
- 55-inch: €4,299 (June)
- 65-inch: €5,999 (July)
- 77-inch: To be announced (September)
- 83-inch: To be announced (September)
- 97-inch: To be announced (Later)
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