OLED TVs
What are the advantages of OLED?
An OLED TV uses self-illuminating pixels. If you're looking at a dark scene, the pixels turn off for perfect black images. That way, you can enjoy the most powerful contrast. An OLED TV also has a wide viewing angle, a fast response time, and is very thin. In this video, we'll tell you all about OLED TVs.
Advice on OLED televisions
What's the difference between OLED and QLED?
OLED and QLED look alike when it comes to their names, but they're totally different. These are the most important differences.
OLED in general
Not familiar with technical terminology of televisions, but like to know what OLED is? Quickly keep reading.
All our advice on OLED televisions
Read all about OLED televisions here and which TV suits you best.
Featured OLED television
Samsung OLED display
View realistic images on a large screen with the Samsung 55-inch OLED S85F. This TV has an OLED display. Each individual pixel can light up, dim, or turn off without backlight. As a result, black is truly black and you can enjoy a powerful contrast between dark and light. The TV also has a wide viewing angle. That way, you can easily watch a soccer match with all your friends. The image quality stays high, no matter where you sit.
OLED inspiration by brand
Help choosing the right TV size
Have your eye on a new OLED TV? To measure is to know. Check the following for the best viewing experience:
- Viewing distance: the farther away you're sitting, the larger the TV can be.
- Size of your TV cabinet: adjust the width of the TV to your TV cabinet for a nice look.
- Space on your wall: if you're mounting the TV, make sure you have the space to do this. Use the screen size in centimeters.
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