My favorite thing displayed in the video has to be the accessibility features because it seems so simple to implement in almost every situation. More companies should be doing this. You make the best CES videos!
It seems simple because it really really is. The issue is people don't think about it nearly enough until it becomes an immediate concern for them in their daily lives.
Seeing this level of tech at CES by LG gives me a very good understanding of why the exited the smartphone space. Until they can innovate something new again, why bother?
I lived in Europe for a few years and discovered these washer/dryer in one units. LG didn’t invent them, and in fact, they’ve existed since the 1950s. I had one in my apartment and they work, but you have to wash a significantly smaller load or take considerably longer. Because of how they work when you open them at the end your clothing feels wet, but if you shake it out it then is actually dry (relative humidity or something like that). Last tidbit is that if you don’t take your clothing out right away it will be a very wrinkled mess. I’ll happily stick with two units after my 18 months of experience using a combo unit.
Mine has a particularly large drum. If you filled it to the max with the heaviest wet things you could think of like a drum of bath towels, it would probably dry them in about 3.5 hours on high. I've noticed that slight dampness before you take it out and give it a shake. I usually dry my clothes on low for 3hrs since I dont like overdrying. Small loads would get bone dry if you left it on that long though. I'll say every other washer dryer I've had wasn't this capable with those typical bug bears much more prominent. All that said, if I had room in my current place I'd have two separate units.
@@JerryRigEverything I'd love to see the LG transparent displays in a vehicle, as the windshield of the vehicle. It would be cool to replace dashboards with it. Imagine being able to see things like speed, navigation, energy level, etc. all right in front of you, without a central display or having to take your eyes off the road. And if it fails, it would just be fully transparent, so there is little risk.
@@ProXcaliber This would be stupidly dangerous. The reason head up displays are usable is because the light that makes them up is focused to infinity so your eyes don't have to change focusing distance to see the display. Having it in the windscreen glass itself means the drive has to chose between looking where they're going and reading the display - not that it would surprise me even slightly if they did it anyway given how much distracting junk is already in modern cars.
@@SToXC_. In the context I'm using it, it means light originating from a point so far away that the beams are effectively parallel rather than diverging from the source of the light. The classic example of light in this form is the light that gets to us from stars in optics, the term 'collimated' often used for light in this alignment. In terms of how your eye sees, you are probably aware that items from about 3 meters away and further all stay in focus without your eye needing to make any adjustment, while for reading and other close up work, your eye has to change focus to see, at the expense of the items that are further away being out of focus. Everything you need to see outside a car while driving is at the infinity focus range, so a HUD that is physically in the glass of the car window will require the eye to adjust focus to read. These focus changes take time, and increase driver fatigue and decrease driver awareness of what's happening outside the car - this is the problem HUDs solve when focused to infinity as they are in focus with everything else the driver should be looking at. The reason short focusing increases fatigue is because in human eyes (And most other animals with eyes capable of focal changes), is that when there is no muscle tension on the muscles that compress the lens in the eye (So fully relaxed), this is the point at which the eye should be focused to infinity - if you're short sighted, while fully relaxed the lens is still too powerful, long sighted means the lens relaxes past this point. This is why most relaxing position for looking at something and paying attention to it is at the infinity focus.
Why hasn't a single company come up with a washing machine featuring a 15-liter (or larger) compartment for detergent and another for fabric softener, automatically dispensing the required amount for each wash, eliminating the need for refills with every laundry load?
I believe Miele do something like that with their washing machines. TwinDos and UltraPhase, or something like that. I don't own one myself, but I'm tempted ngl.
Yep, at leaat 10-15 years in europe. They mostly suck though, expensive, breaks a lot etc Also Heatpumps are very common here. Never seen LG though, wonder how they stack up against Nibe, Bosch, Mitsubishi etc.
LG has always been a favorite of mine. The fact that the tvs were transparent wasn't new for me, but that they were wireless.. that is. They could come back in the phone space with a transparent cell phone.. or tablet for that matter.
1st thought I had. With current gen graphic chips that should be fairly easy to do + AI even 2d images should be easy to make 3D and with all available sensors and connectivity it should be easy to create a 3D holographic display that doesn't require smoke & mirrors.
Also I think stacking a transparent OLED with a transparent LCD could be cool, as you would be able to turn areas darker then the background with the LCD and lighter then the background with the OLED
I don't think you understand how 3d works, you just get two layers of flat screens not 3d, even with eyetracking it wouldn't work when both images are visible to both eyes. You need one eye to see to one image and other to see another image, that's how any 3d works
They've had all-in-one washer and dryers for years maybe a decade or more. almost every major company has one. They even make a ventless too. what I haven't seen Is a heat pump driven all-in-one Washer and dryer Washer and dryer. The biggest problem with them is smaller capacity (at least dryer) and 4 to like 6 hours for a single load. But stacking 2 on top of each other should fix that or side by side. They are expensive too and very heavy.
@@triadwarfareMy Samsung one is ventless and 13 kg wash/7 kg dry. I rarely use the dryer, but I've never had to take anything out. It does the washing and drying with no intervention in one seamless operation. About the ventless units: there are drawbacks. They actually use more water during the drying process than during the wash cycle. I am NOT exaggerating; read the manual. The reason for that is because the lint has to be washed down the drain -- without clogging -- instead of it being caught by a lint screen. The plus is that you don't have to clean a lint filter every time you use it, but it not only uses more water, it takes about 8 times longer. Again I am not exaggerating in saying that my clothes dry faster on the line, even on days that are cloudy, than using the dryer function. So these units are best for people like me who prefer to dry on the line whenever possible. It's peace of mind as a backup if there are several rainy days in a row and I absolutely need something specific washed. It does a fantastic job, though, and is bigger than any other home washer I've ever used.
I had an Ariston washer/dryer about 20 years ago, and it wasn't new tech then, it was rubbish at washing, not great at drying and always breaking down.
@@manan-543 They are meant to be an artistic demonstration, not a real vehicle. Although some concept cars end up becoming real like the mercedes EQS and the Ford GT
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RE: the all in one washer/dryer. I believe this is decently common in EU. recently was in the market for a new washer/dryer and looked at some of these heat pump integrated AIO units, decided against it because we had the space for two separate units and it looks like they are slower to do the drying (though because they use heat pumps instead of resistive elements they are more efficient, a nice bonus).
I've owned the all in ones exclusively. Most have been crap apart from my current unit. It still definitely takes longer but it benefits from the fact that it's particularly large in capacity compared to most. Many others have been terrible. I don't have the space for 2 units in my current house. My partner and my mother both have the stand alone dryers in their houses and they work more comfortably so it would be worth having two if you can afford the space. Washing machine has no downsides as far as I can tell though, best washer I've had before.
To be fair, washing machine + dryer in one machine has been around for at least some 10 years or so. I bought a samsung one about 5 years ago. It's the best purchase I've ever done. I travel a lot, so throwing my clothes into a machine and just picking up the end product: clean + dry clothing is the best thing ever.
Would the washing and drying capacity the same? Often, an 8kg washer can only dry up to 6kg. If you decide to have it stay, it'll never completely dry and you would still have to hang your clothing to dry.
@triadwarfare same drum, so if it can carry clothe + water, it can handle clothes without water. Usually, it'll be an electric dryer where it heats air that then circulates in the drum vs basically a furnace circulating hot air. Drying times are usually significantly higher than gas dryers. But, the advantage is that you don't need to move your clothes from one place to another and also you don't have to worry about clothes getting musty if you don't take them out right after the drying cycle is done. Thisbis due to evaporation rates been lower than with gas dryers and thus it making it easier for the exhaust fans to fully take off all vapor out of the drum. Because there is ventilation that takes the moist air out of the machine. Also, electric dryers are gentler in the fabrics than gas dryers.
Combo washer/dryers have been around for a while. They’re generally a little slower than having separate machines, but if you’re short on space they’re great.
They're not really slower. It takes a washer X amount of time to wash the clothes, then the dryer takes Y amount of time to dry them. The combo units that do both without making you switch the wet clothes from the washer to the dryer generally complete the task in the same amount of time, X + Y. A little faster, honestly, because the combo unit removes the transfer step which also takes time. People just perceive it as slower because it's one machine with (just making up numbers) a 1 hour 30 minute runtime VS one machine with a 30 minute runtime and another machine with a 1 hour runtime. In reality it's just a longer period of time before needing to interact with the laundry again (which is fine by me, I hate doing laundry)
@@mjc0961 Many of the combo units didn't dry clothes very well, you often had to run the dryer portion a second time or a third depending on how many clothes or other laundry you had in there. The heat pump ones like the one in the video above from LG though might work better.
Our GE Profile washer/Dryer combo does it all in one chamber. Large (4.8 cf) capacity, load sensing, ventless, heat-pump, runs on 120 volts. Great for apartments/dorms without a vent or 220v plug. It finishes a full load in about 2 hours. This may seem long, but remember, you can turn it on and go to bed, and wake up to clothes ready to wear. You don't have to move them from washer to dryer. Costs is about what you'd pay for a high-end washer/dryer set. Our only complaint is that it sometimes struggles with pet hair.
Hey Jerry, I hope you and your wife are doing great! Wishing you a fantastic year ahead filled with loads of good fortune, especially in light of that exciting lawsuit against Castify! I thoroughly enjoyed the video; seeing those innovations materialize, particularly the car, has got me really pumped. It's a bit of a bummer that LG has exited the physical phone market. I distinctly remember their sleek rollable phone concept-it was mind-blowing! Maybe someday they'll make a comeback. I've always admired their penchant for thinking outside the box and their unique tech. Here's to an incredible 2024 for you. Keep up the exceptional work! Cheers!
The Washer - Dryer combo has been around since the 50s. They tend to compromise on the load capacity and energy efficiency to combine the washing and drying - but are normally found in small apartments where space is at a premium.
Still using my 6 year old LG ThinQ😊. Will gladly carry it for 6 more years, the screen has amazed me with how durable it is after countless extreme drops
@@samazwe I still have my LG Optimus G with picture and things on it that's more secure to unlock but I had to give away my S23 Ultra because the pictures looked too unreal and went back to my Note 10+.
Regarding the washer/dryer combo .. those have been around in Eurpoe for years .. but GE has one that uses heat pump technology to dry clothes without the need for a vent and it uses a standar wall plug. It’s called the GE Profile - UltraFast 4.8 cu ft Large Capacity All-in-One Electric Washer/Dryer Combo with Ventless Heat Pump Technology. I have one and absolutely LOVE itl. It also uses less power to operate than a normal washer and dryer.
I was skeptical of a "sponsored video", as I assume most people would be.. but to see your point at the end about accessability... Well done LG. I'm sold!
Imagine that LG car was real and you were late and in a rush and had to wait for the car to SLOWLY operate the seats, screens, doors and the steering wheel all just to get going. 4:20, Not practical to get one of those washer/dryer combo if you're always doing more than one load. You'd had to wait for the washer and dryer to be done just to add the next load instead of washing and drying at the same time in seperate machines.
I thought the transparent display wouldnt have much real world use case but having it be the windshield to display real time stats and navigation is so cool! Or park it and have a theater experience in ur car.
It still doesn't have real-world use case. On a car you want clear glass to look through while driving, not a transparent OLED. And plenty of modern cars already have HUDs that can display things on the windshield without the rest of the windshield putting a blurry beige filter on your view of the road.
I had a washer/dryer combo unit in a small condo in Washington DC about 13 years ago. I loved the space savings, but it never did a good job washing or drying. Hopefully improvements have been made.
Jerry, LG has always been EONS ahead of the other manufacturers with ideas and products that take great imagination and engineering. The one thing they lack is heart. I lived in New Zealand for 5 years returning to the states in 2006. Even in New Zealand, LG Products lasted until right around the ending of the warranty period as if there was a built-in chip designed to cause a failure at warranty end. There was no give with LG. When the warranty ended, it ended. I have had other manufacturers overlook the end of a warranty because of the closeness in time. Even here in the states, I found LG Product do not have the longivity that others have. There is a gentleman here on UA-cam who repairs large appliances, and his recommendation is to avoid these high ends, loaded with feature appliances and stick to the basic models that have less of a failure rate. He specifically points to LG and Samsung when offering this advice. I'm not saying that everyone who buys LG Products will experience the problems I have had. I can only express my experience with them. BTW, Panasonic is also poor at extending repairs beyond the warranty period and that is for "KNOWN ISSUES" too.
I’m moving into an apartment & have designed my living room so that the TV is in front of the main front window facing out toward the bay. This transparent TV technology is perfect for my situation in that it will reduce the blocked view by a 65” or greater non-transparent TV.
I love how hilarious it is that my dad says LG sucks, like everytime, yet when its time to buy a new device he goes with LG because at the time it was more affordable like its inferior but it works perfectly lmao, we replaced a bosch fridge with an LG one and the washing machine and the electric stove if im not wrong
@@roman309738 to be fair, the Bosch fridge was smaller, broke way sooner and was still the same price, allthough you can say it was better at producing ice and when disposing it was easier but it doesnt justify
Washer/dryer combination machines have been used outside the US for decades. The machines wash well, but because they do not have forced air, they do not dry nearly as well as a dedicated tumble dryer.
The washer/dryer combo has been overseas for a few years now. I had one in my apartment when I was in Bahrain in 2018 and worked really nice. I also had one in Kuwait way back in 2015, but that took forever to dry clothes!
@@Jerry-ko9pi it’s not that the US is behind, it’s just historically the U.S. has bigger homes and more room for larger and more items. So the companies selling washers there could easily double down and sell not just one unit, but two at a time - or a stacked unit that’s more expensive than what someone in Europe would pay for a combo. In Europe and the U.K. it was about people not having the space for both, nor the desire to pay twice for something that could do the whole job. Separate washer and dryer just wasn’t a thing there until more recent years when the companies there caught on they could sell both to yuppies.
Out of all of these LG products you showcased in this video, the LG Alphable was the most interesting to me. 😃 Being all-electric, a steering wheel that can be tucked away, refrigerator, and lots of quirky tech! 🤓 I hope LG goes with gullwing doors for the doors. 🦅 Also, really neat that you pointed out how LG makes these things accessible for everyone. 🌟
4:28 - All in one washer/dryer combos have been around for at least 20 years. I had one in my apartment back in the day. It was cool, but only operated on 110V and took like 5 hours to complete a small load. And the clothes were horribly wrinkled at the end.
I have had a so called "Waschtrockner" (wash-dryer) my entire life here in germany :D I guess the innovation are the cool sensors and smart program selection. I also love the accessibility features, good video :)
Combo washers and dryers have been around for many many many years. Back in 2005 when I was in the military we had them on our ships. My RV had one in 2008. The thing is they were massively inefficient until recently.
Single-unit washer-dryer combos have been a thing for decades, and are super common in Europe and China. They've just never caught on in the US. Back in 2001 or so I had one that used a condenser coil rather than a vent, and it worked well enough, although it helped that I lived in a very dry climate.
I’m replacing all the appliances in my off grid tiny home with LG as they age. I already have the inverter pump 20cf refrigerator and next will be that washer/dryer combo.
WOW! imagine inviting ur best freinds to a care drive park somewhere and just start gaming the controller are being brought you have food a refrigerator and after the gaming you watch a movie outside THATS SICK!!!
Washer/dryers have been in Europe for year's, great for space saving in smaller home's buy separate washer dryer are normally more efficient and have larger loads.
My favorite thing displayed in the video has to be the accessibility features because it seems so simple to implement in almost every situation. More companies should be doing this. You make the best CES videos!
It seems simple because it really really is. The issue is people don't think about it nearly enough until it becomes an immediate concern for them in their daily lives.
Seeing this level of tech at CES by LG gives me a very good understanding of why the exited the smartphone space. Until they can innovate something new again, why bother?
No doubt. The littlest things in the world makes all the difference and when these accessibility features are not an afterthought everyone wins.
Check out the Samsung Flex in and out phone. That's going to be a difficult bend test! 😅
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Finally a company using physical button and other accessibility features instead of just touchscreen everything.
At this point I’m convicted LG just tried to out-booth every other company!
100% LG is the CES Champion
@@JerryRigEverythingso where is LG's smartphones?
@@JerryRigEverything for what amount?
@@primald23lg stopped making smartphones
Who convicted you 😂
I lived in Europe for a few years and discovered these washer/dryer in one units. LG didn’t invent them, and in fact, they’ve existed since the 1950s. I had one in my apartment and they work, but you have to wash a significantly smaller load or take considerably longer. Because of how they work when you open them at the end your clothing feels wet, but if you shake it out it then is actually dry (relative humidity or something like that). Last tidbit is that if you don’t take your clothing out right away it will be a very wrinkled mess. I’ll happily stick with two units after my 18 months of experience using a combo unit.
He's just hawking LG for a buck. He knows damn-well they didn't invent anything.
you are right, i got AEG wash / dryier combo, Its price was like 1500€ yeaaars ago and its horrible i regret it. I have no idea what i am doing wrong.
i know people who habe 2 in one unit, wash and dry and regret that choice. I m happy with my two unit.
Mine has a particularly large drum. If you filled it to the max with the heaviest wet things you could think of like a drum of bath towels, it would probably dry them in about 3.5 hours on high. I've noticed that slight dampness before you take it out and give it a shake. I usually dry my clothes on low for 3hrs since I dont like overdrying. Small loads would get bone dry if you left it on that long though. I'll say every other washer dryer I've had wasn't this capable with those typical bug bears much more prominent.
All that said, if I had room in my current place I'd have two separate units.
Holy crap...that car has more displays in it than i have in my home lab setup here, insane!
LG goes all out for CES
@@JerryRigEverything I'd love to see the LG transparent displays in a vehicle, as the windshield of the vehicle. It would be cool to replace dashboards with it. Imagine being able to see things like speed, navigation, energy level, etc. all right in front of you, without a central display or having to take your eyes off the road. And if it fails, it would just be fully transparent, so there is little risk.
@@ProXcaliber This would be stupidly dangerous. The reason head up displays are usable is because the light that makes them up is focused to infinity so your eyes don't have to change focusing distance to see the display. Having it in the windscreen glass itself means the drive has to chose between looking where they're going and reading the display - not that it would surprise me even slightly if they did it anyway given how much distracting junk is already in modern cars.
t@@peglor light focussed to infinity? what does thta mean
@@SToXC_. In the context I'm using it, it means light originating from a point so far away that the beams are effectively parallel rather than diverging from the source of the light. The classic example of light in this form is the light that gets to us from stars in optics, the term 'collimated' often used for light in this alignment.
In terms of how your eye sees, you are probably aware that items from about 3 meters away and further all stay in focus without your eye needing to make any adjustment, while for reading and other close up work, your eye has to change focus to see, at the expense of the items that are further away being out of focus.
Everything you need to see outside a car while driving is at the infinity focus range, so a HUD that is physically in the glass of the car window will require the eye to adjust focus to read. These focus changes take time, and increase driver fatigue and decrease driver awareness of what's happening outside the car - this is the problem HUDs solve when focused to infinity as they are in focus with everything else the driver should be looking at.
The reason short focusing increases fatigue is because in human eyes (And most other animals with eyes capable of focal changes), is that when there is no muscle tension on the muscles that compress the lens in the eye (So fully relaxed), this is the point at which the eye should be focused to infinity - if you're short sighted, while fully relaxed the lens is still too powerful, long sighted means the lens relaxes past this point. This is why most relaxing position for looking at something and paying attention to it is at the infinity focus.
I remember going in 2016 and seeing LG's TV tunnel, absolutely CRAZY and way wilder in person than on camera
The accessibility pieces made me glad! Making things more accessible benefits everyone! Really love that and hope more companies make such efforts
I agree! Thank you for watching!
It's like the number one reason we invented technology at all.
@@JerryRigEverything year 4549
Why hasn't a single company come up with a washing machine featuring a 15-liter (or larger) compartment for detergent and another for fabric softener, automatically dispensing the required amount for each wash, eliminating the need for refills with every laundry load?
I believe Miele do something like that with their washing machines. TwinDos and UltraPhase, or something like that. I don't own one myself, but I'm tempted ngl.
Great video! Combination washer/dryer units have existed for many years. Popular on boats and RVs and also popular in Europe!
For real, this is just standard in many countries.
Goes to show if he does laundry... Jk jk
Yep, at leaat 10-15 years in europe. They mostly suck though, expensive, breaks a lot etc
Also Heatpumps are very common here. Never seen LG though, wonder how they stack up against Nibe, Bosch, Mitsubishi etc.
LG washer and dryer in a single tube has existed for a long time now even in Nigeria
yea about that, i live in north africa and we had them for at least 6 years by now, its like something so trivial
4:33 I've been using a fully automatic combo Dryer+washer top load machine for 20+years now 😂😂
1:11 "It can wirelessly stream 4k without any wires" Ah yes, the definition of wireless, without wires.
I was looking for this comment.
>we put wifi in your wireless so you can wifi while you wireless
I've been a LG guy since I bought my first Goldstar TV in the 90's at Ultimate Electronics,they consistently make quality pictures on the sets.
Nope LG and Samsung where shit I'm 90s and Chinnse where non existent if bought TV in 80s and 90s Sony Panasonic Philips Sharp Toshiba
This makes me miss LG phones even more
For real, would love to see a comeback on them
Yeah, LG v20 and that G6 removable battery was really good
@@albertusmario1999 G5 it was with removable battery modular thing
I loved my LG V20 soo much!!
I feel like LG would be the one company still giving us a 3.5mm headphone jack, so we don't have to deal with all this dongle or bluetooth garbage.
LG has always been a favorite of mine.
The fact that the tvs were transparent wasn't new for me, but that they were wireless.. that is. They could come back in the phone space with a transparent cell phone.. or tablet for that matter.
LG mobile is dead
the transparent displays would be cool to simulate 3d objects. if you put one behind another
1st thought I had. With current gen graphic chips that should be fairly easy to do + AI even 2d images should be easy to make 3D and with all available sensors and connectivity it should be easy to create a 3D holographic display that doesn't require smoke & mirrors.
That’d need eye tracking though
Also I think stacking a transparent OLED with a transparent LCD could be cool, as you would be able to turn areas darker then the background with the LCD and lighter then the background with the OLED
This is how grass and fur are made in most video games, at least until fairly recently.
I don't think you understand how 3d works, you just get two layers of flat screens not 3d, even with eyetracking it wouldn't work when both images are visible to both eyes. You need one eye to see to one image and other to see another image, that's how any 3d works
The accessibility consideration on their products is a superb movement
Even if it wasn't a drivable car but just a body with all those features, I'd definitely buy it if I had the money to. A gamer's paradise 😆
Sit out in the rain in it, some smooth jazz playing
Parking lot gaming rig goes hard
It's a portable lounge
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The washer dryer combo has been a thing in Japan for years
same for us in the u.s.a
for decades in some other countries.
Yep definitely not a new thing
yeah my brother has had the Samsung one for a while. And does all that and then some while being all the more aesthetically pleasing
I need that car
They've had all-in-one washer and dryers for years maybe a decade or more. almost every major company has one. They even make a ventless too. what I haven't seen Is a heat pump driven all-in-one Washer and dryer Washer and dryer. The biggest problem with them is smaller capacity (at least dryer) and 4 to like 6 hours for a single load. But stacking 2 on top of each other should fix that or side by side. They are expensive too and very heavy.
Yep. The problem is one function breaks. It all breaks.
Pretty sure the GE Profile is a ventless heat pump washer/dryer combo and is larger than most
Also, often the washing and drying capacity isn't usually the same, so you'd be forced to remove some clothes just to effectively use the dryer.
@@triadwarfareMy Samsung one is ventless and 13 kg wash/7 kg dry. I rarely use the dryer, but I've never had to take anything out. It does the washing and drying with no intervention in one seamless operation.
About the ventless units: there are drawbacks. They actually use more water during the drying process than during the wash cycle. I am NOT exaggerating; read the manual. The reason for that is because the lint has to be washed down the drain -- without clogging -- instead of it being caught by a lint screen. The plus is that you don't have to clean a lint filter every time you use it, but it not only uses more water, it takes about 8 times longer. Again I am not exaggerating in saying that my clothes dry faster on the line, even on days that are cloudy, than using the dryer function.
So these units are best for people like me who prefer to dry on the line whenever possible. It's peace of mind as a backup if there are several rainy days in a row and I absolutely need something specific washed.
It does a fantastic job, though, and is bigger than any other home washer I've ever used.
I had an Ariston washer/dryer about 20 years ago, and it wasn't new tech then, it was rubbish at washing, not great at drying and always breaking down.
They should get back in the phone business!! Still miss my LG G6. Best phone I ever had 😢
It's so nice to see cars moving towards being more easily repaired.
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Just a concept bruh, cut some slack
Concept cars have been a thing for many years now. Have u seen any of them make it to the roads as a consumer product? Ask yourself why
@@manan-543 They are meant to be an artistic demonstration, not a real vehicle. Although some concept cars end up becoming real like the mercedes EQS and the Ford GT
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Washer dryer combo has been in Australia for over 15 years
They’ve been here in America for many years also. I guess he just hasn’t ever seen one before.
@@terryflint7557 It;s just funny, I've seen a few vids from USA shocked by these
This is the future that I missed seeing back in the 2000s and early 2010s. Good to see it still going strong in tough times.
RE: the all in one washer/dryer. I believe this is decently common in EU. recently was in the market for a new washer/dryer and looked at some of these heat pump integrated AIO units, decided against it because we had the space for two separate units and it looks like they are slower to do the drying (though because they use heat pumps instead of resistive elements they are more efficient, a nice bonus).
I've owned the all in ones exclusively. Most have been crap apart from my current unit. It still definitely takes longer but it benefits from the fact that it's particularly large in capacity compared to most. Many others have been terrible. I don't have the space for 2 units in my current house. My partner and my mother both have the stand alone dryers in their houses and they work more comfortably so it would be worth having two if you can afford the space. Washing machine has no downsides as far as I can tell though, best washer I've had before.
@@confounded_felinewhy brand is it and model?
Ngl the accessibility features is awesome, wish more companies did that.
To be fair, washing machine + dryer in one machine has been around for at least some 10 years or so. I bought a samsung one about 5 years ago. It's the best purchase I've ever done. I travel a lot, so throwing my clothes into a machine and just picking up the end product: clean + dry clothing is the best thing ever.
Would the washing and drying capacity the same? Often, an 8kg washer can only dry up to 6kg. If you decide to have it stay, it'll never completely dry and you would still have to hang your clothing to dry.
Much longer in the UK. That statement confused me too
@triadwarfare same drum, so if it can carry clothe + water, it can handle clothes without water.
Usually, it'll be an electric dryer where it heats air that then circulates in the drum vs basically a furnace circulating hot air. Drying times are usually significantly higher than gas dryers. But, the advantage is that you don't need to move your clothes from one place to another and also you don't have to worry about clothes getting musty if you don't take them out right after the drying cycle is done. Thisbis due to evaporation rates been lower than with gas dryers and thus it making it easier for the exhaust fans to fully take off all vapor out of the drum. Because there is ventilation that takes the moist air out of the machine.
Also, electric dryers are gentler in the fabrics than gas dryers.
@@KravenVanDrakkenI didn't even know gas dryers existed! That sounds like a fire hazard...
Out of all the products,the washer/dryer combo is king!Take my money already! 😂😂
i assume youre american, combo washer dryers been out for decades
Awesome! LG stole the show this year!
LG is a company I love for years . They always improve and surpass tech that we never see before
Combo washer/dryers have been around for a while. They’re generally a little slower than having separate machines, but if you’re short on space they’re great.
They're not really slower. It takes a washer X amount of time to wash the clothes, then the dryer takes Y amount of time to dry them. The combo units that do both without making you switch the wet clothes from the washer to the dryer generally complete the task in the same amount of time, X + Y. A little faster, honestly, because the combo unit removes the transfer step which also takes time.
People just perceive it as slower because it's one machine with (just making up numbers) a 1 hour 30 minute runtime VS one machine with a 30 minute runtime and another machine with a 1 hour runtime. In reality it's just a longer period of time before needing to interact with the laundry again (which is fine by me, I hate doing laundry)
Yeah. I’ve have one 18 years ago in a rental apartment
@@mjc0961 Many of the combo units didn't dry clothes very well, you often had to run the dryer portion a second time or a third depending on how many clothes or other laundry you had in there. The heat pump ones like the one in the video above from LG though might work better.
I do love LG to the end they are a lovely company but sad they walk out on the Phone business but im hopeful they will make a come back.
1:07 It can wirelessly stream 4K without any wires.. You don't say 😁
Thought the same😂
Our GE Profile washer/Dryer combo does it all in one chamber. Large (4.8 cf) capacity, load sensing, ventless, heat-pump, runs on 120 volts. Great for apartments/dorms without a vent or 220v plug.
It finishes a full load in about 2 hours. This may seem long, but remember, you can turn it on and go to bed, and wake up to clothes ready to wear. You don't have to move them from washer to dryer.
Costs is about what you'd pay for a high-end washer/dryer set. Our only complaint is that it sometimes struggles with pet hair.
Hey Jerry,
I hope you and your wife are doing great! Wishing you a fantastic year ahead filled with loads of good fortune, especially in light of that exciting lawsuit against Castify! I thoroughly enjoyed the video; seeing those innovations materialize, particularly the car, has got me really pumped.
It's a bit of a bummer that LG has exited the physical phone market. I distinctly remember their sleek rollable phone concept-it was mind-blowing! Maybe someday they'll make a comeback. I've always admired their penchant for thinking outside the box and their unique tech.
Here's to an incredible 2024 for you. Keep up the exceptional work! Cheers!
The Washer - Dryer combo has been around since the 50s. They tend to compromise on the load capacity and energy efficiency to combine the washing and drying - but are normally found in small apartments where space is at a premium.
New ones are actually pretty good at it.
That car is amazing I miss using their phones, The image quality on the flagship phones was more to real life than most others.
Still using my 6 year old LG ThinQ😊. Will gladly carry it for 6 more years, the screen has amazed me with how durable it is after countless extreme drops
That car end up in a junk yard pretty soon.
@@Max_Jacoby yeah no, not really
@@samazwe I still have my LG Optimus G with picture and things on it that's more secure to unlock but I had to give away my S23 Ultra because the pictures looked too unreal and went back to my Note 10+.
Regarding the washer/dryer combo .. those have been around in Eurpoe for years .. but GE has one that uses heat pump technology to dry clothes without the need for a vent and it uses a standar wall plug. It’s called the GE Profile - UltraFast 4.8 cu ft Large Capacity All-in-One Electric Washer/Dryer Combo with Ventless Heat Pump Technology. I have one and absolutely LOVE itl. It also uses less power to operate than a normal washer and dryer.
I was skeptical of a "sponsored video", as I assume most people would be.. but to see your point at the end about accessability... Well done LG. I'm sold!
Imagine that LG car was real and you were late and in a rush and had to wait for the car to SLOWLY operate the seats, screens, doors and the steering wheel all just to get going.
4:20, Not practical to get one of those washer/dryer combo if you're always doing more than one load. You'd had to wait for the washer and dryer to be done just to add the next load instead of washing and drying at the same time in seperate machines.
I've had a washer/dryer combo for 10years already... Actually an LG. Many other brands have also existed just as long :)
Wait, the wash +dry combo in a single wash seems to be rare in the US but its quite common out here
I was surprised to hear your comment re the washer/dryer as these have been commonplace in the UK/Europe for years.
I thought the transparent display wouldnt have much real world use case but having it be the windshield to display real time stats and navigation is so cool!
Or park it and have a theater experience in ur car.
It still doesn't have real-world use case. On a car you want clear glass to look through while driving, not a transparent OLED. And plenty of modern cars already have HUDs that can display things on the windshield without the rest of the windshield putting a blurry beige filter on your view of the road.
4:20 this wash/dry combo literally exists for ages already. But very convenient, true.
I had a washer/dryer combo unit in a small condo in Washington DC about 13 years ago. I loved the space savings, but it never did a good job washing or drying. Hopefully improvements have been made.
They've been using washer/dryer units overseas for a long time. Had one when I was living in Germany and I have a very nice one here in Japan.
Jerry, LG has always been EONS ahead of the other manufacturers with ideas and products that take great imagination and engineering. The one thing they lack is heart. I lived in New Zealand for 5 years returning to the states in 2006. Even in New Zealand, LG Products lasted until right around the ending of the warranty period as if there was a built-in chip designed to cause a failure at warranty end. There was no give with LG. When the warranty ended, it ended. I have had other manufacturers overlook the end of a warranty because of the closeness in time. Even here in the states, I found LG Product do not have the longivity that others have. There is a gentleman here on UA-cam who repairs large appliances, and his recommendation is to avoid these high ends, loaded with feature appliances and stick to the basic models that have less of a failure rate. He specifically points to LG and Samsung when offering this advice. I'm not saying that everyone who buys LG Products will experience the problems I have had. I can only express my experience with them. BTW, Panasonic is also poor at extending repairs beyond the warranty period and that is for "KNOWN ISSUES" too.
I’m moving into an apartment & have designed my living room so that the TV is in front of the main front window facing out toward the bay.
This transparent TV technology is perfect for my situation in that it will reduce the blocked view by a 65” or greater non-transparent TV.
I love how hilarious it is that my dad says LG sucks, like everytime, yet when its time to buy a new device he goes with LG because at the time it was more affordable like its inferior but it works perfectly lmao, we replaced a bosch fridge with an LG one and the washing machine and the electric stove if im not wrong
Just like paps he does the same too
We have a lot of LG stuff in my house too!
Give it a few years. You'll find out soon enough. 🤣
@@roman309738 to be fair, the Bosch fridge was smaller, broke way sooner and was still the same price, allthough you can say it was better at producing ice and when disposing it was easier but it doesnt justify
We gave LG a shot, washer and dryer failed within 2 years. Never again.
Washer/dryer combination machines have been used outside the US for decades. The machines wash well, but because they do not have forced air, they do not dry nearly as well as a dedicated tumble dryer.
As usual. They keep on having one of the most impressive CES presentations. Samsung isn't far, too.
When he said the little robot could "communicate better" I almost expected him to say better than other humans 😂
Where is our TECH COMMUNITY COLLAB with all the tech guys?
PLEASE???
CES and other trade shows are the PERFECT opportunity!
That last robot is exactly what I have been seeing in black mirror.
Dystopic technology, with a cute smiley face :)
Happy they finally showed up this year.
Yoo your videos have been buried under the algorithms for years for me, glad you resurfaced here!
You had me at fridge 2:13
That wide view of the outside of the car is beautiful.
Seeing UA-camrs support fellow UA-camrs is so simple yet so beautiful to see.
The washer/dryer combo has been overseas for a few years now. I had one in my apartment when I was in Bahrain in 2018 and worked really nice. I also had one in Kuwait way back in 2015, but that took forever to dry clothes!
They've been in Europe and the UK for much longer than I've been alive.
@@jim634 US is always behind in tech it seems
@@Jerry-ko9pi it’s not that the US is behind, it’s just historically the U.S. has bigger homes and more room for larger and more items. So the companies selling washers there could easily double down and sell not just one unit, but two at a time - or a stacked unit that’s more expensive than what someone in Europe would pay for a combo. In Europe and the U.K. it was about people not having the space for both, nor the desire to pay twice for something that could do the whole job. Separate washer and dryer just wasn’t a thing there until more recent years when the companies there caught on they could sell both to yuppies.
4:30 That feature has been present in almost all Fully automatic machine machines for the last ten years
Out of all of these LG products you showcased in this video, the LG Alphable was the most interesting to me. 😃 Being all-electric, a steering wheel that can be tucked away, refrigerator, and lots of quirky tech! 🤓 I hope LG goes with gullwing doors for the doors. 🦅 Also, really neat that you pointed out how LG makes these things accessible for everyone. 🌟
Carbon copy Sony Afeela nowhere near mass production unlike Sony Afeela
I really love all the handicap accessibility that LG has included in their products. Cheers to that.
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4:28 - All in one washer/dryer combos have been around for at least 20 years. I had one in my apartment back in the day. It was cool, but only operated on 110V and took like 5 hours to complete a small load. And the clothes were horribly wrinkled at the end.
2-1 washer dryers have been around for at least 7 years. Still rocking my Harrier
I have had a so called "Waschtrockner" (wash-dryer) my entire life here in germany :D I guess the innovation are the cool sensors and smart program selection. I also love the accessibility features, good video :)
The washer/ Dryer combos are very common in the UK and Europe
That washer/dryer combo has been in Europe all your life. Becoming a bit more common in US now I saw one at home depot.
So much awesome stuff... Washer-dryers have been around for years tho, quite common in Europe. The dryer function tends to be pretty slow tho
*_I just hope they bring back their mobile industry… LG Phones were game changers._*
This video deserves so much share❤
Those single wash/dry combos have been around for a long time!
LG is just genius. They were brilliant with smartphones as well. Sadly they do not make it anymore but glad to see so many other genius innovations.
Would be cool to see LG do a phone again, focusing on accessibility.
Love your videos❤
Using lgv60 until today reminds me the good era of this product
Combo washers and dryers have been around for many many many years. Back in 2005 when I was in the military we had them on our ships. My RV had one in 2008. The thing is they were massively inefficient until recently.
"if there's one booth to see it's LGeeeee" thats how it ryhmed in my head 😂
Single-unit washer-dryer combos have been a thing for decades, and are super common in Europe and China. They've just never caught on in the US. Back in 2001 or so I had one that used a condenser coil rather than a vent, and it worked well enough, although it helped that I lived in a very dry climate.
I’m replacing all the appliances in my off grid tiny home with LG as they age. I already have the inverter pump 20cf refrigerator and next will be that washer/dryer combo.
LG is still alive😊
The alley oop is crazy!! Two of my favorite tech reviewers!
For the last part, LG's got my respect!
“clean and dry in the same load”
007 spotted
I was just there at CES2024.. I didn’t see you Zack! Big fan from the Philippines here… hope you’re still here in Las Vegas
WOW! imagine inviting ur best freinds to a care drive park somewhere and just start gaming the controller are being brought you have food a refrigerator and after the gaming you watch a movie outside THATS SICK!!!
Great job on the video Zack! Thanks for making it.
4:18 The clothes washer-dryer combo has been a norm in Japan for quite some time now! We’re just way behind in the West, as is tradition 😂
I live in South Korea for 11 years, and can confirm that LG has some really great tech.
Washer/dryers have been in Europe for year's, great for space saving in smaller home's buy separate washer dryer are normally more efficient and have larger loads.
Loving how youtubers supporting each other
Transparent displays would be great in suites in sports stadiums can display the score and stats and still be able see the game live
LG
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That LG car is ridiculous...ridiculously awesome.
LG concept car looking like something straight out of cyberpunk
I bought my LG Washdryer combo in 2017 😊 still runs great
Great to see the accessible tech. I would have liked to see those in much more detail.