4k Led Tv

4K LED TV

The 4K on the box means that there is a resolution of 4,000 pixels across the TV, though generally, the resolution is around 3840 x 2160 pixels. LED means that this TV is powered by small LEDs, which make for a more crisp display as the LED light is of a more clear quality. The refresh rates of TVs vary, the basic is at 60Hz and the better options are at 120Hz; some brands claim higher numbers but these are generally inflated. The refresh rate defines how many times a new still is loaded, the higher the number the smoother the resulting video.

Backlit LED TVs have a better image quality. The contrast ratio or the dynamic range is a lot better, giving one a more complete picture. A lot of brands have technology that lets them control the light level of each individual LED, this lets them build a better image rather than increase the overall brightness or dimming.

4K LED TVs are produced by all the known brands in this segment of appliances, brands such as Samsung, Changhong, Sony, TCL, Hisense and LG. One can also opt to get a smart TV or a regular one, the smart TV has more functionality with a direct internet connection. This lets you stream directly onto the TV via apps that are built-in or one could even download apps from the relevant app store.

Some brands even produce curved 4K LED TVs which make for a more immersive feel. This idea is based on the IMAX cinema screen and if one is at the correct distance from the TV it has a more encompassing environment.

Sizes

There are many sizes of 4K LED TVs available in the market. Starting anywhere from 32 inches all the way up to 85 inches. One can choose based on the amount of space they have. The seating distance should be 1.5 to 2.5 times the diagonal size of the TV.

Comments

A 4K LED TV would need content that is at 4K for the true resolution to work. Some TVs do have a feature that can improve the quality of lower resolution content as well, but this can only be done to a certain degree, it will still lack compared to true 4K content. To clear it up, UHD and 4K to an average user are essentially the same things, these are just terms to define standards for creators and consumers.

At 4K the visuals are so clear one can see the pores on the skin and each hair follicle, giving users as true a representation as possible. Making your games, videos and images a lot more enjoyable.

The price of 4K LED TVs is generally high, with some options that are comparatively cheaper due to a smaller size or a more affordable brand. Hisense or TCL are more affordable options; while Sony and Samsung are high-end brands that cost substantially more.