Comparing HD Vs HDR Televisions

Comparing the features of HD Vs HDR TVs. Buy the latest models on EMI using the Bajaj Finserv EMI Network Card.
Explore the Latest TVs
3 min
8-July-2024

The Samsung Crystal Vision 4K TV ensures easy connectivity with various devices, including gaming consoles and sound systems. Its adaptive sound feature optimises audio based on the content, enhancing your viewing experience. The TV also supports voice control, allowing for hands-free operation. Energy-efficient and eco-friendly, it combines performance with sustainability.

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Which is better for an LED TV, HD or HDR, and why?

When choosing between HD and HDR for an LED TV, HDR (High dynamic Range) is generally better for an Ultra HD experience. While HD (High definition) offers improved resolution compared to standard definition, HDR enhances colour and contrast, providing more vibrant, lifelike images with greater detail in both bright and dark scenes. This makes HDR superior for those seeking the best possible picture quality.

For an affordable smart TV that offers HDR, consider the latest models available on Bajaj Mall.

How do LED TV, HD, and HDR differ from traditional UHD and HDR

  • Resolution: LED TVs with HD (High definition) offer a resolution of 720p or 1080p, providing clearer images compared to standard definition TVs. Traditional UHD (Ultra high definition) TVs, also known as 4K TVs, have a resolution of 2160p, which is four times higher than HD, delivering sharper and more detailed visuals.
  • Colour and contrast: HDR (High dynamic Range) in both HD and UHD TVs enhances the colour and contrast significantly. HDR provides more vibrant colours and deeper blacks, resulting in a more lifelike and immersive viewing experience. Traditional UHD TVs without HDR do not offer this enhanced colour and contrast, making the image quality less dynamic.
  • Technology: LED TVs use light-emitting diodes for backlighting, offering better brightness and energy efficiency compared to older technologies. Both HD and UHD TVs can use LED technology, but combining UHD with HDR provides the best of both worlds—exceptional resolution with superior colour accuracy and contrast.

For an optimal viewing experience, consider a 43-inch LED TV on Bajaj Mall that supports both UHD and HDR, available on Bajaj Mall. This combination ensures top-tier picture quality, making your entertainment more enjoyable and immersive.

Pros and cons of LED TV: HD vs. HDR

Feature HD (High definition) HDR (High dynamic range)
Resolution 720p or 1080p, offering clear and detailed images. Enhances colour and contrast but requires UHD for full benefits.
Colour The standard colour range is sufficient for most content. Expands colour range, providing more vibrant and lifelike images.
Brightness Good brightness, suitable for well-lit rooms. Improved brightness with better highlights and shadows.
Contrast Moderate contrast, making details visible in bright and dark scenes. Superior contrast, enhancing detail and depth in images.
Content availability Widely available in most broadcast and streaming services. A growing library of HDR content on streaming platforms.
Price Generally more affordable, and suitable for budget-conscious buyers. Typically more expensive, considered a premium feature.



For the best of both worlds, consider the latest LED TV that offers both UHD and HDR, available on Bajaj Mall. This combination ensures top-tier picture quality, making your entertainment more enjoyable and immersive.

Price list of LED TV in India

Model Price
XElectron 60 cm (24 inch) HD ready LED TV 2023 edition (24STV) Rs. 5,999
TCL 79.97 cm (32 inch) HD ready LED smart Android TV with metallic bezel less and chromecast built-in (32L4B) Rs. 10,990
Mi X series 125 cm (50 inch) Ultra HD (4K) LED smart Google TV with 4K Dolby vision | HDR 10 | Dolby audio | DTS X | DTS virtual: X | vivid picture engine Rs. 33,999


Disclaimer:
The features, availability, and pricing of each model are subject to change and may vary. For the most accurate and up-to-date information, please visit the official website.

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Benefits of shopping with the Bajaj Finserv EMI Network Card

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Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between HD and HDR?
HD (High definition) refers to the resolution of the TV, typically 720p or 1080p, providing clear and detailed images. HDR (High dynamic Range) enhances the colour and contrast of the images, making them more vibrant and lifelike.
Why is HDR considered better than HD for LED TVs?
HDR is considered better than HD because it significantly improves colour accuracy, contrast, and brightness. This results in more vibrant and realistic images, enhancing the overall viewing experience on LED TVs, especially for UHD content.
Can an HD TV Support HDR?
No, an HD TV cannot support HDR. HDR requires a higher resolution (typically UHD or 4K) to fully utilise its enhanced colour and contrast capabilities. Therefore, HDR is typically found in UHD or 4K TVs.
Is HDR content widely available?
Yes, HDR content is increasingly available on various streaming platforms like Netflix, Amazon Prime, and Disney+. Additionally, many Blu-ray discs and gaming console also support HDR, offering a growing library of HDR-enabled content.
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