OLED technology eliminates the need for traditional backlight panels and provides TV manufacturers with greater display flexibility. The result is thinner profiles, better color saturation and faster response times. OLED displays are also more durable and require less energy to operate. These features make ultra-thin TVs a better choice for many consumers
OLED offers better contrast
OLED is a type of organic diode used in modern TVs. This type of display technology can provide better contrast and black levels in ultra-thin displays. It also makes TVs more energy efficient and environmentally friendly. Organic diodes use carbon-based thin films to emit light when an electric current is passed
OLED TVs have better contrast than LED TVs. This is especially important for content available in HDR. The contrast ratio of OLED is much higher than that of traditional LCD TVs. This makes them ideal for pairing with HDR content.
OLEDs have improved viewing angles. LEDs, on the other hand, have the best viewing angles at the dead center, and somewhat degrade the picture quality at the sides. This degradation is less noticeable in OLED TVs, but varies by model. Some companies, including LG, use IPS-type LCD panels, which have slightly improved off-angle performance over VA-type LCD panels. However, IPS type TVs are not so good in terms of black level.
Faster Response Time
Ultra-thin smart TVs are known for faster response times than traditional TVs. This means they provide better clarity and a smoother viewing experience. The difference between traditional TVs and ultra-thin TVs is mainly in the technology that produces them. The technology used in modern TVs is often referred to as “LED”, which is an LCD panel with an LED backlight
Input lag has the biggest impact on video game performance, especially when you’re playing fast-paced games. In such games, a small delay can mean winning or losing. However, when watching a movie, input lag isn’t all that important. However, you may notice a little lag when scrolling through the menus on your Smart TV.
Thinner Profile
With the advancement of technology, smart TVs are getting thinner and thinner. Today, they can do many things, such as act as media centers and web browsers. Some even have multiple ports for gaming systems and peripherals. Some homes may also require a Bluetooth connection. No matter what you want from your TV, there are options for your lifestyle
Better Color Saturation
The new generation of TVs have better color saturation than ever before. Even mid-range models are getting better
The color saturation of the TV is an important consideration. When it’s too low, the picture looks flat and weird. Therefore, color scientists set strict standards for color displays. These standards are called color gamuts. If the TV has a wide color gamut, viewers will see more details, such as shadows and highlights
