The QLED TV, a type of LED TV, was first introduced by Samsung in 2017, and since then, has been adopted by most manufacturers, including LG, Sony, and TCL, due to the ways in which it enhanced ...

LED vs LCD TV: what's the difference? Skip to main ... Edge LED suffers less from halo effect as the LEDs themselves are positioned around the edge of the TV, meaning the light source is emitting ...

The amount of power being sent to each mini LED can vary, meaning theoretically, ... Considering how Sony’s current lineup of Mini LED TVs—the X93L and X95L —perform very well, ...

On the other hand, Hisense and TCL are including Dolby Vision on their mini-LED TVs, meaning consumers don’t have to make the choice between top-tier brightness and Dolby Vision.

Liquid crystal displays, aka LCDs, are old.Really old. It's been 20 years since the technology's arrival on the TV scene, a period long enough to see the demise of CRT, plasma and rear projection ...

Essentially, more LED lights mean the TV can have a far higher number of independent dimming zones, resulting in greater control of contrast. It is worth noting that lots of manufacturers now produce ...

LED TVs tend to have low refresh rates, meaning fast motion images may appear blurry, Magnuski says. Plasma TV Cons Plasma TVs are susceptible to glare because they have glass screens, Magnuski ...

Micro-LED TVs are still in their early days, ... The result? OLED displays can turn on and off individual pixels, meaning that when there’s black in an image, ...

OLED TVs are much thinner than their predecessors and — most importantly for gamers and sportsball fans — the refresh rate on an OLED TV is higher than on a standard LED/LCD TV, meaning in ...