ResolutionResolution is the number of pixels that make up the picture on a display. Smaller TVs in 32-inches and 40-inches work well for close quarters. Just be prepared to house them—they practically demand their own room. For a truly cinematic experience, look for TVs in the 75-inch range and above.
For most people, 4K is the right choice. So, essentially you will be buying an 8K television in the hopes that it’s an investment for years to come. And 8K screens tend to be very expensive. The default for televisions has become 4K, and nearly all of the TVs on our list are at least this resolution.You can also buy even higher resolution screens such as 8K, but there’s little content available now that makes use of this technology.
Each pixel can generate its own light, which makes for better contrast and light precision compared to LCD screens. The technology uses tiny particles in different sizes that allow each size to emit a different color.The latest trend in high-end TVs is OLED technology that uses organic phosphors. But LCD panels often have limited viewing angles and don’t control light in the picture as well as other technologies.Top-shelf TVs use quantum dots that provide more comprehensive color ranges than you can get with most LCD panels. LCD TVs are bright and durable.
I spent more than a dozen hours reviewing the specifications of Sony TVs for this roundup. My work has appeared in The Atlantic, The Guardian, The Los Angeles Times, and many other publications. How We SelectedI’m a technology journalist who regularly reviews gadgets of all kinds. But OLED TVs tend to be very pricey and don't get as bright as LCD TVs.
I also saw the TVs on this list in person and was able to compare them to other models.
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