Discover the latest TV technology by comparing different TV display types: LCD, LED, OLED, and QLED. Each offers unique advantages in picture quality, colour accuracy, and overall viewing experience. Whether you are curious about TV display prices or wondering which display is best for TV, understanding the differences can help you make an informed decision. Explore various types of TV screens to find the perfect match for your home entertainment setup.
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Comparing different TV display technologies: LCD, LED, OLED, and QLED
| Display technology | Description | Key features |
| LCD | Uses liquid crystals and a backlight to produce images. | Affordable, widely available, decent picture quality, lower contrast. |
| LED | An advanced version of LCD with LED backlighting. | Better energy efficiency, improved brightness, and thinner design. |
| OLED | Uses organic compounds that emit light when an electric current is applied. | Superior picture quality, deeper blacks, better contrast, and wider viewing angles. |
| QLED | Utilises quantum dots to enhance colour and brightness. | Exceptional colour accuracy, high brightness levels, excellent for HDR content. |
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Different types of TVs
- LCD TVs: LCD (Liquid Crystal display) TVs are a common and affordable option for everyday viewing. They use liquid crystals and a backlight to produce images. These TVs are suitable for budget-conscious consumers who want decent picture quality without spending a lot.
- LED TVs: LED (Light emitting diode) TVs are an advanced version of LCD TVs, using LED backlighting instead of traditional CCFL (cold cathode fluorescent lamps). This upgrade provides better brightness, improved energy efficiency, and a thinner design. LED TVs offer enhanced picture quality compared to standard LCDs, making them a popular choice for a wide range of viewers.
- OLED TVs: OLED (Organic Light emitting diode) TVs represent a significant advancement in display technology. Unlike LCD and LED TVs, OLEDs do not require a backlight. Instead, each pixel emits its own light, allowing for true blacks, superior contrast, and wide viewing angles.
- QLED TVs: QLED (Quantum dot Light emitting diode) TVs use quantum dots to enhance colour and brightness. These TVs are a step up from traditional LED models, offering exceptional colour accuracy and high brightness levels, which are particularly beneficial for HDR (High dynamic Range) content. QLED TVs provide vibrant colours and perform well in bright environments, making them suitable for living rooms with numerous natural light.
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Image quality of LCD, LED, QLED, OLED
- LCD: LCD TVs offer decent image quality with good brightness levels, making them suitable for standard lighting conditions. However, they often struggle with deep blacks and contrast ratios, leading to less vibrant images. Colours can be good but may wash out in bright scenes or at wider viewing angles.
- LED: LED TVs improve upon the basic LCD technology by using LED backlighting, resulting in better brightness and energy efficiency. The picture quality is enhanced with improved contrast and colour accuracy, making them a good choice for general viewing in various lighting conditions.
- QLED: QLED TVs use quantum dots to enhance colour and brightness, offering exceptional image quality. They provide superior colour accuracy and high brightness levels, making them ideal for HDR content and brightly lit rooms. The contrast is better than standard LEDs, though not quite as high as OLEDs.
- OLED: OLED TVs deliver the best image quality with true blacks and infinite contrast ratios due to their self-emitting pixels. Colours are vibrant and natural, providing an outstanding viewing experience from any angle. OLEDs excel in dark room settings, making them perfect for movie enthusiasts.
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Price list for LCD, LED, QLED, and OLED TVs in India
| Model | Price (Rs.) |
| Mi A series 108 cm (43 inch) full HD LED smart Google TV with FHD | Dolby audio | DTS: HD | DTS virtual: X | vivid picture engine | Rs. 23,999 |
| Hisense E7K 126 cm (50 inch) QLED ultra HD (4K) smart Vidaa TV with Dolby vision and atmos (50E7K) | Rs. 29,999 |
| SONY 138.8 cm (55 inch) ultra HD (4K) LCD smart Google TV (KD-55X80K) | Rs. 73,990 |
| LG OLED A2 139 cm (55 inch) OLED Ultra HD (4K) smart WebOS TV a7 Gen5 AI processor, AI picture pro, pixel dimming, Dolby vision IQ, Dolby atmos, eye comfort display, NVIDIA G-SYNC, VRR, AMD FreeSync, 60 Hz refresh rate, game optimiser, magic remote control (OLED55A2PSA, 5 years OS upgrade) (OLED55A2PSA) | Rs. 94,990 |
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.
Comparison table of LCD, LED, QLED, OLED
| LCD | LED | QLED | OLED |
| Uses liquid crystals and a CCFL backlight. | Uses liquid crystals with LED backlighting. | Uses quantum dots with LED backlighting. | Uses organic compounds that emit light when an electric current is applied. |
| Decent, suitable for standard lighting. | Improved brightness over LCD, better for well-lit rooms. | Exceptional brightness, ideal for HDR content and brightly lit rooms. | Self-emitting pixels can be very bright, though typically lower than QLED for bright rooms. |
| Less efficient, uses more power. | More energy-efficient than LCD. | Similar to LED, but with slight improvements due to quantum dots. | Variable can be less efficient due to self-emitting pixels. |
| Moderate, often limited by backlight. | Better than LCD, but still limited by backlighting. | High contrast, better than standard LED but not as high as OLED. | Excellent, with true blacks and infinite contrast ratio. |
| Budget-conscious buyers, standard viewing. | General viewers wanting better quality. | High-end viewing experiences, bright rooms, HDR content. | High-end viewing, movie enthusiasts, gamers, dark room settings. |
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