The LG StandbyME Go is a 27-inch Full HD LED smart TV built into a hard-shell briefcase. The screen rises on a built-in stand, rotates to portrait for social feeds, or lies flat for board games and music. A 4-channel Dolby Atmos speaker system puts out 20W, and webOS brings Netflix, Disney+, Prime Video and LG's free channels over Wi-Fi. The battery runs up to three hours, so it works on a patio, in a yard or at a tailgate without an outlet. It is a niche product: a portable TV for people who move their screen around, not a replacement for a good living-room set. Rivals like small projectors are lighter and throw a bigger image, but they need a dark room and a wall; the StandbyME Go gives a bright, self-contained screen anywhere.
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Owners treat the StandbyME Go as a portable second TV and like the all-in-one case, the rotating screen and the sound. The main complaints are battery life and the size and weight of the briefcase.
The LG StandbyME Go is a 27-inch Full HD HDR smart LED TV built into a hard-shell briefcase. The display raises up on a built-in stand and can rotate into portrait mode. It can also be left flat for board games, music and other uses.
It has a 4-channel Dolby Atmos speaker system that delivers 20W of sound. The webOS platform gives access to over 300 free LG channels, subscription-based live TV, and streaming apps such as Netflix, Disney+ and Prime Video. Dolby Vision is supported, and Outdoor Brightness Control keeps the 1080p picture viewable outdoors.
The TV runs on battery for up to three hours. You can control it by touching the screen, by voice, or with a wireless remote stored in a compartment. An ambiance mode plays scenes such as fireplaces, beaches and landscapes with matching sounds.
