OLED TVs vs Standard LED TVs

OLED TVs vs Standard LED TVs

Find out why OLED TV is better than a normal LED TV. Learn about superior picture quality and contrast by choosing OLED over LED technology. Buy a new TV on Easy EMIs from Bajaj Finance.

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In summary

Choosing between an OLED TV and an LED TV depends on your viewing needs, budget, and preferred picture quality. OLED TVs use self-lit pixels that can switch on and off individually, offering deeper blacks, better contrast, and a more realistic viewing experience. LED TVs use LED backlighting and are generally more affordable, brighter, and available in a wider range of sizes.

  • OLED TVs deliver superior picture quality with better contrast, accurate colours, and smoother visuals, making them suitable for movies, gaming, and premium entertainment.
  • LED TVs provide good picture quality, higher brightness levels, and better value for everyday viewing in well-lit rooms.
  • OLED TVs are usually more expensive due to advanced display technology, while LED TVs are a practical choice for budget-conscious buyers.
  • LED TVs may be better for users who need a larger screen size at a lower price.
  • Consider factors such as room lighting, usage habits, budget, and desired picture quality before selecting between OLED and LED TVs.

You can also buy a new TV on Easy EMIs at over 1.5 lakh partner stores across 4,000 cities, including Reliance Digital, Croma, and Vijay Sales. 


Overview of OLED and LED TVs

 
 

OLED and LED TVs are two popular display technologies that offer different viewing experiences. OLED TVs use self-lit pixels to produce deeper blacks, higher contrast, and more accurate colours, making them suitable for users who want premium picture quality. LED TVs use LED backlighting and are generally more affordable, brighter, and available in a wider range of sizes. While OLED TVs are preferred for movies, gaming, and immersive viewing, LED TVs are a practical choice for everyday entertainment and budget-friendly upgrades. Choosing between OLED and LED TVs depends on factors such as room lighting, viewing habits, screen size, and budget.


If you want to replace your TV, visit any of Bajaj Finance's 1.5 lakh partner stores — like Vijay Sales, Croma, Reliance Digital, and more — across 4,000 cities, including Tier 2 cities like Jaipur, Lucknow, Kochi, Bhopal, and more in India. Choose your preferred model, then use the Bajaj Finance Insta EMI Card or Bajaj Finance Easy EMI Loan to finance it. Convert the cost into Easy EMIs that suit your monthly budget and enjoy zero down payment on select models — take it home without any upfront payment. Check your loan eligibility online in minutes so you know exactly what you can get before you step into the store. 
 

Which is better - OLED or LED TVs?

The better choice between an OLED TV and an LED TV depends on your budget, viewing needs, and preferred picture quality. Both technologies have their own advantages: 


FeatureOLED TVLED TV
Picture qualitySuperior contrast, true blacks, vibrant coloursGood contrast, but not as deep blacks as OLED
BrightnessLower peak brightness, best for dark roomsHigher peak brightness, better for bright rooms
Viewing anglesExcellent, consistent colours from all anglesLimited, colours, and brightness can shift off-angle
Energy efficiencyGenerally more energy-efficientConsumes more power, especially with higher brightness settings
ThicknessExtremely thin, flexible display possibilitiesThicker due to backlighting requirements
LifespanRisk of burn-in over timeLonger lifespan, no burn-in issues
PriceMore expensiveMore affordable, wide range of prices
Response timeFaster, better for gaming and fast actionSlower compared to OLED, but improving
DurabilityFragile, susceptible to damageMore robust and durable
Colour accuracySuperior, with more accurate, and vivid coloursGood, but can be less accurate compared to OLED
Black levelsPerfect blacks due to pixels turning off completelyBlacks are backlit, not as deep as OLED
TechnologyUses organic compounds that emit light when an electric current passes throughUses LED backlights to illuminate the LCD screen

Overall, OLED is better for premium picture quality, while LED is a practical choice for affordable and reliable everyday entertainment. If you are looking to explore a range of OLED TV models along with their prices, you can explore this list of OLED TV prices.

What are my financing options to buy a TV?

Bajaj Finance offers two financing options at over 1.5 lakh partner stores across 4,000 cities in India. Here is how they compare:


OptionLimitKey features
Bajaj Finance Insta EMI CardPre-approved card loan offer up to Rs. 3 lakhZero annual fee; 3 to 60 months tenure; works at 1.5 lakh partner stores; 1 million eligible products
Bajaj Finance Easy EMI LoanLoan limit up to Rs. 5 lakhQuick loan approval; 3 to 60 months tenure; basic KYC documents needed; ideal for higher-value purchases

How to choose? Both options require you to be physically present at a partner store. The Insta EMI Card is ideal for shoppers who want to purchase across multiple categories over time. The Easy EMI Loan suits buyers looking to finance a higher-value purchase in a single transaction.


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How do I buy a TV on EMI at a Bajaj Finance partner store?

The process is simple and typically takes 10 to 15 minutes once you are at the store.

  • Browse models on Bajaj Mall: Compare options on Bajaj Mall before visiting a store.
  • Find a partner store near you: Use the Bajaj Finance store locator to find a nearby partner outlet such as Croma, Vijay Sales, or other authorised retailers.
  • Check the TV in person: Check the key features, specifications, size, and performance to choose the product that best suits your needs and budget.
  • Choose a suitable EMI option: At checkout, ask the store executive about the Bajaj Finance Insta EMI Card or Easy EMI Loan. Confirm available tenure options and whether your chosen model comes with a zero-down-payment offer.
  • Complete payment and schedule installation: The in-store process is quick, and most partner stores offer installation as part of the purchase.

You can also check your loan eligibility online in advance by entering your mobile number and OTP, helping you plan your purchase better before visiting the store.


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Frequently asked questions

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What makes OLED TVs superior to regular LED TVs?

OLED TVs are superior to regular LED TVs due to their self-emissive technology, which allows each pixel to emit its own light. This results in perfect blacks, vibrant colours, and infinite contrast ratios. Additionally, OLED TVs offer wider viewing angles and faster response times, making them ideal for watching movies and playing games. Explore more about LG OLED TVs on Bajaj Finance.

OLED technology differs from LED technology in that it uses organic light emitting diodes to produce light directly from each pixel, whereas LED TVs use a backlight to illuminate the pixels. This allows OLED TVs to achieve deeper blacks and more vibrant colours, as each pixel can be individually turned on or off. Learn more about the differences between OLED and LED on Bajaj Finance.
 

Choosing an OLED TV over an LED TV offers several benefits, including superior picture quality with perfect blacks and vibrant colours. OLED TVs also have wider viewing angles and faster response times, making them ideal for dynamic content and group viewing. For a detailed comparison and benefits, check out Bajaj Finance.

Yes, the picture quality of OLED TVs is better than that of LED TVs. OLED TVs provide deeper blacks, more vibrant colours, and infinite contrast ratios due to their self-emissive technology. This results in a more immersive and realistic viewing experience compared to LED TVs.

Yes, you can easily bring home your preferred TV using Bajaj Finance’s Easy EMI options. Whether you already have the Insta EMI card or are new to it, here is how to begin:


If you have the Bajaj Finance Insta EMI card:

  • Explore products on Bajaj Mall: Choose from a wide range of the latest and most popular models.
  • Visit a partner store: Check out the product in person at any of Bajaj Finance’s 1.5 lakh partner stores across 4,000 cities in India.
  • Use your Insta EMI card at checkout: Convert the cost into Easy EMIs that fit your monthly budget.
  • Zero down payment on select models: Take your chosen product home without paying anything upfront.

If you do not have an Insta EMI card:

Check your Insta EMI Card eligibility online using your mobile number and OTP. If you are eligible, apply instantly and enjoy a smarter, more affordable way to buy your favourite product on Easy EMIs.

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