and every TV brand under the sun also offer a range of LED-lit, LCD TVs. These are often marketed as QLED, mini-LED, or just straight LED TVs, but they’re all also LCD TVs, making the whole ...

Which is better? And which one is best for you? “LED” TVs are technically, LCD TVs, but they are more often marketed by their backlight technology, which in the case of LED TVs, is some form ...

There’s never really a bad time of year to buy a TV, but February gives us President’s Day, which tends to bring several exciting sales to the table for everything from cars and refrigerators to cheap ...

LCD TVs (also called LED TVs) have LED backlights that illuminate the screen, while in OLED TVs, each pixel generates its own light. OLED sets do a great job of displaying the blackest parts of an ...

Micro LED has become one of the most anticipated display technologies for consumer products in recent years. Using ...

That light then travels through a few other layers inside the TV, including a liquid crystal, or LCD, layer, to create the picture. The light from the LED source is transmitted through the layers ...

OLEDs are emissive whereas QLEDs (and LCD TVs before them) are transmissive. OLED TVs use pixels that emit their own light, but QLED TVs must rely on LED backlighting to ignite the on-screen pixels.

Right now you can get the 55-inch TCL QM7 Min-LED TV for just $499 at Best Buy. It's a serious display with tons of features, perfect not just for the upcoming Super Bowl, but for gamers and HDR movie ...

OLED TVs are still considered the best TVs you can buy in terms of picture quality. Compared to traditional LED LCD TVs, they offer better image quality, deeper blacks, better contrast ratio ...

Mini LED TV technology has greatly enhanced the quality of LCD TVs. While mini LEDs in the backlight have traditionally been confined to the premium TV segment, we are now seeing mid-range options ...