Looking for a massive TV with stunning picture quality? Samsung’s 85-inch QNX1D QLED TV is on sale for $2,450, a whopping $1,550 discount. This mini-LED backlit TV delivers vibrant colors, deep blacks, and impressive HDR performance, making it perfect for movies, TV shows, and gaming.
The TCL QM89 115-inch TV is a behemoth that delivers a truly immersive cinematic experience. It’s equipped with TCL’s best processor, an advanced mini-LED backlight system, and a powerful Onkyo-branded sound system. While its price is currently exorbitant, it’s expected to decrease, making it more accessible in the future. This review delves into the TV’s strengths, weaknesses, and overall impact.
The Samsung Odyssey Ark S55BG970 Mini LED Monitor, normally priced at $3,000, is currently on sale for $2,000. This immersive 4K gaming monitor features a 1000R curved screen, Cockpit Mode for portrait orientation, and impressive Mini LED backlighting. With 2.1 certified HDMI inputs, 165Hz refresh rate, and Dolby Atmos sound, this monitor delivers an exceptional gaming experience.
The Sony Bravia 7, a 75-inch Smart Mini LED 4K UHD TV with HDR, is now available for $300 less than its usual price. This new model boasts impressive features like Google TV interface, Google Assistant, Wi-Fi 6 compatibility, Apple AirPlay 2, Chromecast, and XR TRILUMINOS Pro display technology for a natural color palette. Enjoy a premium viewing experience with this discounted deal.
In this episode of You Asked, we tackle common questions related to TV technology, including:
* Is Sony Bravia 9 better than an OLED? While the Bravia 9 may offer impressive brightness and contrast, OLEDs generally provide superior picture quality due to their ability to produce true blacks.
* 4K OLED vs. 8K mini-LED: At most screen sizes, a 4K OLED TV is preferable to an 8K mini-LED LCD TV, especially models like the LG G4 or Samsung S95D. However, factors such as the specific TV models and individual preferences should also be considered.
* Are built-in TV streaming apps better for picture quality? Streaming directly from the TV’s built-in OS does not necessarily offer better picture quality. However, factors like Dolby Vision and HDR 10+ support should be considered. For the best streaming experience, using an external device like the Apple TV 4K is recommended.
* Do people really want accurate TVs? Most people prioritize brightness and vivid colors over absolute accuracy. Accurate TVs can appear dim in brighter environments, leading to a misconception that equates accuracy with dullness.
* LG C3 vs. Hisense U8N: While the LG C3 offers superior picture quality, the Hisense U8K and U8N provide significantly higher brightness, making them more suitable for daytime viewing in common living room settings. The U8K and U8N are also better choices for those who routinely leave their TVs on for extended periods, as OLEDs are susceptible to burn-in.
TCL has unveiled its 2024 lineup of 4K TVs, including the massive 115-inch QM89 mini-LED TV. The QM89 features 20,000 dimming zones, pumps out up to 5,000 nits of peak brightness, and supports all major HDR flavors, including Dolby Vision IQ, HDR10+, HDR10, and HLG. The QM89 also boasts a big sound system with an Onkyo-powered 6.2.2-channel, 120-watt, Dolby Atmos setup, with 10 discrete drivers. Other TVs in the 2024 lineup include the QM8, QM7, Q68, Q65, S5, S3, and S2. These TVs offer a range of features, including mini-LED backlighting, full-array local dimming (FALD), Dolby Vision, HDR10+, HDR10, HLG, 120Hz refresh rates, VRR, and Dolby Atmos.
Initially rumored to feature mini-LED technology, the upcoming 12.9-inch iPad Air will likely not include the advanced display, according to an updated report. However, a different 12.9-inch iPad with mini-LED is reportedly in the works and could arrive in the fourth quarter of 2024.
