5 min 
18-June-2025

Buying a premium television is a big decision. When you spend over Rs. 1 lakh, you expect top-notch performance, stunning visuals, and lasting value. This is where the QLED vs OLED debate becomes important. Whether you want to upgrade your living room entertainment setup or create a theatre-like experience at home, choosing the right display matters.

Both OLED (Organic Light-Emitting Diode) and QLED (Quantum Dot LED) televisions offer incredible picture quality, but they differ in how they deliver it. If you are exploring which technology suits your needs better, this guide breaks it down for you. The best part? You can purchase either option on Easy EMIs through the Bajaj Finserv Insta EMI Card, making premium tech more affordable than ever. Explore a wide range of OLED TVs and QLED TVs on Bajaj Mall and bring home your preferred model through Bajaj Finserv’s EMI Network. Enjoy benefits like Easy EMIs, zero down payment, and instant financing when you shop at any of 1.5 lakh plus Bajaj Finserv partner stores in 4,000 cities. Check your loan eligibility online in minutes—so you know exactly what you can get, before you even step into the store.

QLED vs. OLED: Quick summary of the TV technologies

Understanding the basics helps you make a smarter choice. OLED TVs use organic compounds that light up each pixel individually, allowing them to switch on and off independently. This results in true blacks, deep contrast, and ultra-slim designs.

QLED TVs, on the other hand, use quantum dots and LED backlighting. While they follow a different path, QLEDs produce bright images and vivid colours, making them great for well-lit rooms.

A QLED TV is just an LCD TV with quantum dots

QLED TVs build on traditional LCD technology, with a twist—quantum dots. These tiny particles enhance colour brightness and accuracy when lit by a backlight. The result is vivid, punchy visuals that pop on the screen, especially in bright environments.

However, since QLED TVs still rely on backlighting, they cannot match the deep blacks or contrast levels of OLED. Yet, they offer impressive durability and are less prone to screen burn-in. If you prefer bright, colourful visuals in a sunlit room, QLED TVs are a strong contender.

An OLED TV is not an LCD TV at all

OLED TVs operate very differently from QLEDs. They use self-lighting organic pixels, which means each pixel produces its own light. This allows OLED TVs to completely turn off pixels for true blacks, infinite contrast, and outstanding uniformity.

Because OLED does not require a backlight, it enables ultra-thin displays and wide viewing angles without loss in image quality. Ideal for movie buffs and dark room viewing, OLED delivers cinematic brilliance. However, it may not be as bright as QLEDs, and prolonged display of static images can lead to burn-in in rare cases.

QLED vs OLED image quality

When comparing image quality, both technologies shine in different ways. OLED TVs deliver superior contrast, deeper blacks, and wide viewing angles, offering a more immersive viewing experience.

QLED TVs are incredibly bright, making them perfect for rooms with a lot of ambient light. They also perform well in terms of colour volume, and advanced models include local dimming for improved contrast.

Contrast and black levels

OLED TVs are unmatched in delivering true blacks and infinite contrast. Since each pixel can shut off completely, you get a picture with no light bleed.

QLED TVs, even with full-array local dimming, cannot turn off pixels individually. This can lead to slightly greyer blacks, although newer QLEDs still deliver impressive contrast for most settings.

Uniformity and viewing angles

OLED TVs maintain consistent colour and contrast from almost any angle, thanks to their self-illuminating pixels.

QLED TVs perform best when viewed directly from the front. At wider angles, colours and contrast may appear slightly washed out, although modern QLEDs have improved in this area.

Power consumption

OLED TVs are more power-efficient during darker scenes, as only the required pixels light up. However, they consume more power when displaying bright content.

QLED TVs have consistent power usage, as the backlight remains on regardless of content. If your screen time includes more bright scenes, QLED may prove more energy-efficient.

OLED TV sizes

OLED TVs are typically premium models and are available in various sizes such as 42-inch, 48-inch, 55-inch, 65-inch, 77-inch, 83-inch, 88-inch, and 97-inch.

These are ideal for immersive home entertainment experiences.

QLED TV sizes

QLED TVs offer more affordability and come in a broader range of sizes: 32-inch to massive 110-inch variants. You can find an ideal fit whether you need a compact bedroom TV or a living room showstopper.

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Start by checking your pre-approved loan limit online. Then, visit a nearby Bajaj Finserv partner store, choose the TV that best fits your needs, and select a repayment plan that suits your monthly budget.

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Frequently asked questions 

Can I buy a TV on Easy EMIs?

Yes, you can purchase a TV with Bajaj Finserv's Easy EMI options. If you are an existing user of the Bajaj Finserv EMI Network Card:

  1. Explore the range of TVs on Bajaj Mall
  2. Choose the preferred model and visit a Bajaj Finserv partner store to check it out in person.
  3. Use your EMI Network Card and avail of Easy EMIs for affordable monthly payments
  4. Enjoy your new TVs on Easy EMIs

If you do not have a Bajaj Finserv EMI Network Card, start by checking your EMI eligibility and take the first step towards enjoying the affordability and convenience of Easy EMIs.

Which is better OLED or QLED?

OLED offers deeper blacks and better contrast, while QLED delivers brighter images and vibrant colours. The better choice depends on your viewing preferences and room lighting.

Which is better, QLED or OLED or 4K UHD?

OLED and QLED refer to display technologies, while 4K UHD is a resolution standard. For picture quality, OLED > QLED > basic 4K UHD LED TVs.

Is OLED or QLED better for glare?

QLED is better for glare as it gets brighter and handles reflections well. OLED performs best in darker rooms with controlled lighting.