Active-loop suction tech eliminates mounts, wiring, and 3-hour installations—but house-down-payment pricing targets corporate lobbies over living rooms.
Displace is reinventing video walls with technology that sounds like magic. Debuting at CES 2026, Displace Wall enables anyone to install a 110-inch or 130-inch 4K OLED video wall in under 30 minutes, with no wiring, bulky mounts, drilling holes, a separate video wall controller or facade to hide cables necessary.
The fully wireless, multi-screen system—live January 7-10 at CES Booth #21626, LVCC Central Hall—promises to slash installation from the typical three hours down to half an hour using proprietary active-loop suction technology.
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Pricing & Specifications
| Model | Price | Configuration | Specs |
|---|---|---|---|
| 110-inch | $39,999 | Four 55″ OLED panels | 4K resolution, 8-core Intel N-300 |
| 130-inch | $59,999 | Four 65″ OLED panels | 4K resolution, 32GB RAM, 256GB storage |
| Battery | 10,000mAh/46.8V per panel | Hot-swappable | Truly wireless power |
| Pre-Orders | Open during CES 2026 | Ships June 2026 | Via Displace.tv |
The 30-Minute Installation Revolution
Constructing video walls has notoriously been labor-intensive and time-consuming, with even small video walls taking up to three hours to install and take down. Additionally, the cost to build a video wall quickly adds up with buying four separate TVs, wall mounts, external controllers and materials to build a fake wall to hide the clutter. Displace Wall eliminates all that complexity through integrated design.
Displace Wall comes as a unified four-display pack, including a host TV, which serves as the primary connection point for the other displays and external devices. Users can simply attach Displace’s video wall frame to the back of each TV and secure it to the wall using Displace’s active-loop suction technology. The vacuum-based mounting grips any smooth surface—no studs, anchors, or power tools required.
Gesture Control Meets Modular Content
Displace Wall enables each of its four displays to play individual content, or combine into one ultra-large, 110-inch or 130-inch 4K OLED display, instantly. With Displace’s gesture control, users can select a video or game on the host TV and expand it to full screen on all four displays with a single motion.
This flexibility—switching from four independent streams (news, sports, social feeds) to one unified canvas (presentations, gaming)—targets trade shows, corporate lobbies, and command centers where content needs shift minute-to-minute, according to video wall applications.
Who’s Actually Buying This?
“After years of attending CES, I know firsthand how expensive and time-consuming it is to build a video wall with outdated, fragmented solutions,” said Balaji Krishnan, founder and CEO of Displace. “Displace Wall eliminates all of that. With it, trade show and AV integration teams will set up wireless video walls faster than ever without the traditional cost and headaches”.
At $40K-60K, the target isn’t consumers—it’s trade show exhibitors (saving $10K+ per event on installers), corporate conference rooms, and retail flagship stores where installation speed and aesthetic cleanliness justify premium pricing. Consumer living rooms? Only for ultra-high-net-worth individuals treating home theatres as statement pieces.
See it live: CES 2026, Booth #21626, LVCC Central Hall (January 7-10, Las Vegas).
Also Read: CES 2026 Best TV Innovations | Wireless Display Technology Guide
