LG has confirmed that the LG G8 ThinQ smartphone will have a technology that essentially enables an in-display speaker. The manufacturer announced Thursday that the LG G8 will include a new display feature called Crystal Sound OLED (CSO), which uses the device’s display as an audio amplifier.

LG explained that the technology allows the OLED display on the LG G8 to double as a diaphragm, to vibrate sound from the screen to produce audio. This set up will take the place of the standard front-facing speaker found on most smartphones. LG promises the new technology will have impressive volume and audio quality, while allowing the smartphone to have a seamless display with few obstructions.

This falls in step with early rumors for the LG G8 that noted that the device did not have a front speaker. The audio feature also works as an earpiece for phone calls, an essential aspect of a smartphone.

The LG G8 will also feature a bottom speaker to allow for 2-channel stereo audio. The device will also feature DTS:X 3D Surround Sound and Hi-Fi Quad DAC.

The LG G8 ThinQ will be unveiled on February 24 in Barcelona and will later be on display during MWC 2019 from February 25 to 28.