Two years ago, Displace won our Best Startup award at CES 2023 for its rechargeable, completely wireless OLED TV. This year, the startup made another appearance CES 2025, and this time, its wireless ...

After its original wireless TV literally fell to the ground at CES 2023, Displace is back with two wireless TVs that not only suction themselves to walls but also have two features you’d never expect ...

This unique battery-powered TV defied gravity along with the expectations of this TV reviewer. It starts at $1,499 and ships this spring. David leads the Hardware team at CNET, covering phones, ...

It was only a few years ago at CES when I met the folks at Displace in a discreet hotel room. There were random cables, wires, and tech trinkets scattered throughout, and one of the startup's ...

The Displace Flex and Mini Wireless TVs utilize a proprietary swappable battery system and can be surface mounted with active-loop vacuum technology. The Displace TV uses a 55-inch OLED 4K UHD panel ...

We first checked out Displace TV back at CES 2023 and were pretty impressed with the company's 55-inch 4K OLED screen — it was wireless, had hot-swappable batteries and you could stick it onto any ...

As entertainment systems progress further into an age of sleek minimalism, it seems as if the technology’s longtime drawback—a morass of unsightly cables—has finally been eradicated. Wireless TVs are ...

At CES 2023, a startup hardware company called Displace launched its 55-inch ‘Display Flex’, a “wireless” $3,000 4K OLED TV which sticks to walls without a traditional mounting. The launch created a ...

Displace has come to CES to steal the show again, announcing Displace Pro and Displace Basic which are the world’s first truly wireless 4K TVs. These bring all-in-one entertainment and productivity ...

The startup is confident its battery-powered TV won’t come tumbling off your wall. But if there’s an issue, a new system will slowly lower the 55-inch OLED to the ground with the help of zipline and ...

At CES 2023, a startup hardware company called Displace launched its 55-inch ‘Display Flex’, a “wireless” $3,000 4K OLED TV which sticks to walls without a traditional mounting. The launch created a ...