TVs have profoundly different characteristics but you need to be careful between Oled ones and Qled ones which are different.
On sale today there are many different products and choosing is not at all easy but there are certainly two key points to consider both for vision and therefore for the quality of the images and for brightness and visual impact on the eyes.
In fact, a careful evaluation cannot ignore the consideration of what gives the best sensations but also what is useful for health and therefore preserves your sight from reflected light from screens which is definitely not healthy under any circumstances.
Oled or Qled, TV characteristics: how to choose
Among the most popular models today we often hear about Oled and Qled therefore it is useful to understand what the differences are, the peculiar characteristics and also what all this entails both in the performance of the TV and in its long-term efficiency.
Now while searching for the tv 4K/8K/UHD and other similar terms must be evaluated, as well as obviously the brand, the size and a whole series of other characteristics that are difficult for most people. So it is important to understand what value the diagonal of the screen has, how important it really is to buy a 4K or 8K TV and how important it might be to choose an Oled or Qled range instead.
Qled TVs are the advanced version of the Classic LCD system which has been the record for a long time. Even then there was LCD or Plasma so there are always two options to choose from. While LCDs were liquid crystal displays, LEDs are light-emitting systems so they are completely different. Qled has overcome the biggest problem in this sense because it has taken the standard backlight technology and inserted a filter, hence the idea of LED backlighting with the LCD screen which is called Q.
Oled TVs work differently than LCD ones therefore they emit organic light, which means that the pixels of the screen each emit their own light. OLED therefore offers absolutely the best image quality and also the best contrast, in particular for example for viewing scenes at night or where there is poor lighting. This system offers a wide range of viewing angles so basically it certainly manages to offer an unprecedented color scale. They are thin, they look great and obviously have significant costs.
In contrast, Qled TVs they are available in larger formats where OLEDs often don’t reach and in rooms where there is a lot of light or near windows they work much better in terms of performance and also cost less. Therefore, everyone has different peculiarities and it all depends on what you want and how much you want to spend, not to mention that even famous companies have focused on one or the other so if you want a certain brand you are sometimes “forced” to choose that.
