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LG electronics SA unveils new online store, revolutionizing digital shopping

LG Electronics South Africa has recently revolutionized the shopping experience with the launch of its new online store, marking a significant shift in how South Africans purchase their favorite tech products. This is not just a typical e-commerce site—it represents a bold step forward in digital retail and a new chapter in LG’s journey in South Africa, as noted by Mr. Jinkook Kang, Subsidiary President at LG Electronics South Africa.

“Now available at LG.com/za, our online store delivers LG’s innovative gadgets right to your doorstep, reflecting our unwavering commitment to providing customers with an unmatched shopping experience,” Mr. Kang stated.

As only the third market in the Middle East and Africa region to launch a brand-specific online store, LG South Africa is leading the way in digital retail innovation. This achievement underscores LG’s position as a technology leader and its dedication to meeting the evolving needs of South African consumers.

Expressing his enthusiasm, Mr. Kang remarked, “We didn’t just launch an online store; we opened a gateway to the future of retail in South Africa. This platform blends LG’s cutting-edge technology with the dynamic spirit of South African consumers. It’s more than just a place to shop—it’s a digital space where innovation meets ambition, and every click brings you closer to experiencing something extraordinary.”

The new online store is a treasure trove of LG’s most coveted products, from stunning OLED and QNED televisions that redefine visual experiences to futuristic home appliances that turn everyday chores into moments of joy. Tech enthusiasts can browse through state-of-the-art monitors, while eco-conscious consumers will appreciate the energy-efficient air conditioning units.

To celebrate this digital milestone, LG is offering a special promotion from August 27 to September 30, 2024. Customers who make an online purchase of R7,000 or more will receive a free LG XBOOM XG2T speaker, valued at R1,199. This exclusive offer is available only through the online store, giving customers an extra incentive to explore LG’s new digital shopping destination.

But the excitement doesn’t end there. LG’s renowned Premium Service is available for select items purchased through the online store, offering complimentary delivery, expert installation, and ongoing customer support. This ensures that ever LG product seamlessly integrates into your lifestyle.

Understanding the diverse needs of South African consumers, LG has introduced a variety of payment options. From interest-free installments to credit alternatives, LG is making premium technology more accessible than ever before.

“We’re not just selling products; we’re creating experiences that resonate with the South African spirit,” Mr. Kang explained. “Our online store embodies our ‘Life’s Good’ philosophy—a space where technology enhances life, where innovation inspires, and where every purchase is a step toward a brighter, more connected future.”

As LG Electronics South Africa embarks on this new digital journey, the company remains committed to its core values of innovation, quality, and customer satisfaction. The online store is more than a sales channel—it’s a testament to LG’s dedication to improving the lives of every South African through user-friendly, innovative technology.

“This launch is just the beginning of an exciting new chapter,” Mr. Kang concluded. “We’re not just reimagining retail; we’re redefining the way South Africans interact with technology. Every click, purchase, and unboxing is an opportunity to experience something remarkable. Welcome to the future of shopping—welcome to the LG online store!”

Bella Kipsang

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