LG StanbyME Go: a portable 27-inch TV in a shockproof case


The LG StanbyME Go portable TV in its reinforced case.

The StanbyME Go (27LX5QKNA) from LG is a small portable TV or a very large portable tablet. With its 12 cm thickness, a reinforced case is at the heart of the StanbyME Go. This case offers unparalleled protection since it complies with the military standard MIL-STD-810H. The product has passed 11 tests covering low pressure, high temperature, low temperature, dust, vibration, salt spray, shock and drop situations. The 27-inch screen should withstand most everyday shocks, as long as the case remains closed.

The StanbyME Go is sold as a television on the Korean manufacturer’s site, although it does not include a tuner. You have to make do with video streaming apps as well as LG channels. It uses webOS 22 software, similar to LG TVs, but the interface can be controlled via the touchscreen (in addition to the remote) which puts this product halfway between a monitor and a tablet. Video processing is entrusted to a mid-range LG α7 Gen5 AI chip. The StandbyME Go also has HDMI and USB-A connectors which are accessible through the case. Obviously, the wifi is present for the connection to the Internet as well as the Bluetooth for use with a helmet or a speaker.

The screen can be positioned in landscape mode with a height adjustment of 18 cm and in portrait mode. LG also shows some specific uses with the screen left at the bottom of the case to play a board game, or even to simulate a vinyl turntable. The StanbyME Go also includes an audio system consisting of four speakers for a total power of 20 W. The set is also compatible with Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos, but the onboard hardware should not allow you to really enjoy content. quality HDR or immersive 360° sound. Autonomy is quite disappointing, since it is very far from that of market tablets. The StanbyME Go is satisfied with three hours of operation away from an outlet, in “economy” mode and with a volume at 30%.

The LG StanbyME GO portable TV is expected to be available in the United States sometime in August for a price of around $1,000, or around €920 before tax.

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