Displace is back at CES again this year. This is the company that has been showing off large TVs that can suction to your walls and windows over the past couple of years. And now they’re back with even larger TVs. Actually, they’re video walls.
Displace is at CES this year showing off its 110-inch 4K OLED video wall, which uses four 55-inch TVs, and measures in at 48.12 inches x 27.48 inches and is about 1.26 inches thick. There is also a 130-inch 4K OLED video wall, which uses four 65-inch TVs, and it measures in at 56.74 x 32.33 x 1.26 inches.
Basically, these are packs of what looks like their existing TVs announced at CES last year, that can now be connected to make even larger TVs. Each pack does include a host TV as well as being powered by the Intel N-300 8-core CPU with integrated GPU. There’s also 32GB of RAM and 256GB of storage.
Remember that Displace is a wireless TV, so these TVs are pretty thick because of the batteries inside. And these include a 10,000mAh/46.8V battery to keep them going.
Displace Wall is also super easy to setup. The company says that someone could set it up in under 30 minutes. Compared to a lot of other video walls that could take three hours or more to setup.
Displace Wall won’t be cheap
As you probably expected, Displace Wall will be pretty pricey. The 110-inch 4K OLED Displace Wall comes in at $39,999, and the 130-inch comes in at $59,999. They are actually available for pre-order right now and will ship by the end of June 2026.
While these prices do sound high, keep in mind when comparing them to other 100″+ TVs that those are not wireless, and cannot be placed anywhere, as Displace Wall can be, which makes it much more flexible, but also more costly.
