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HOW TO CHOOSE THE RIGHT TV FOR YOUR HOME

Buying a new TV can feel like a uniquely stressful experience for any number of reasons. Most people tend to hold on to a TV for far longer than, say, they’ll keep a phone, so it feels like there’s more pressure to make the right choice. There’s also a terrifying amount of jargon to sift through, with little real information about which features actually lead to a better viewing experience.

Unfortunately, there is no perfect formula for buying the right TV. As with phones, you can’t just look at a TV’s spec sheet and know how it’s going to perform. Even if you could, everyone’s TV needs are different.

So instead, what we’re going to do with this guide is introduce you to all of the key features in modern TVs. We’ll lay out which features could be important to you, and which ones you’re probably safe to ignore. Think of this guide as a glossary: it won’t hold all of the answers, but it should arm you with the knowledge to make a better decision for yourself. 

What to know before you buy an OLED TV

What is OLED?

OLED is premium panel technology that stands for Organic Light Emitting Diode. This is different altogether from LED technology that occupies most TVs. OLED TVs feature pixels that light individually, whereas LED displays are backlit. While there are various LED technologies, including popular QLED screens, OLED ensures that they can achieve stark contrast in the smallest areas at the fastest speeds. Every single pixel in an OLED screen produces light, forgoing the need for a backlight. OLED screens are also referred to as emissive displays.

Most noticeably, OLED produces deep and varied blacks. The specific pixel can shut off instead of LED screens that dim the backlight and may create shadows or shade. Those who want a theatre-quality experience prefer OLED TVs for their image fidelity and detail.

Size

Size is measured diagonally from one corner to the corner. OLED TVs are available in various sizes, from as small as 42 inches up to 85 inches.  As OLED displays are a premium technology, most users opt for TVs 55 inches in size or higher to serve as their primary entertainment hub.

Resolution

Most OLED TVs have 4K resolution, the detailed standard for a majority of new content. 4K, or Ultra-High Definition, offers four times as many pixels as Full HD screens. While these TVs will upscale content of a lesser resolution, you’ll need a subscription to a service that offers 4K content or a 4K cable box or console to maximize the quality.

A handful of OLED TVs offer 8K resolution at a staggeringly high price. These are best reserved only for those who want the newest technology available. While viewers can upscale their content, there are no shows or movies filmed in 8K at the present moment, so it’s recommended that consumers wait until the content becomes available, more companies produce 8K models and the price goes down.
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