The difference between OLED և QLED և. Which technology is better in 2022?

This is hindered by the fact that when you enter a specialty store, you are “greeted” by all sorts of specific names, such as LED, LCD, Ultra HD 4K, 120Hz, HDMI 2.1, HDR, which make the task difficult to understand. What does each TV offer?

At the moment, the big fight in this sector is between OLED և QLED technologies և. Although it sounds almost the same as being one letter different, the two technologies are actually very different, և today we will tell you what those differences are.

What is OLED technology?

OLED is coming Organic light emitting diode (nn – Organic Light Emitting Diode) և is a technology developed by the South Korean company LG և later resold to other brands.

The TV that integrates this technology is the first step towards LED screens և, as the name implies, is based on organic light emitting diodes without the need for backlighting.

This “light emitting diode” refers to the fact that every pixel of an OLED TV is a very small, very thin LED light, but which is able to produce light-color in one element.

In other words, OLED TV does not need backlight, because each pixel of the screen produces its own light, that is, it illuminates itself. It means more brightness և more contrast. Moreover, the level of s is very good, it offers extremely dark shades.

However, one very important detail you need to know is that the organic material of OLED TVs will decompose faster կարող may show some wear and tear over time.

The range of LG OLED TVs is more affordable in 2022 than ever before, Sony և Vizio is also producing TVs with this technology for the US market. At the same time, Samsung released its own OLED TV earlier this year, claiming to be the inventor of QLED technology.

What is QLED technology?

QLED is short Quantum point emitting diode (nn – Quantum Dot Light Emitting Diode), տեխնոլոգ TVs based on this technology work like LED screens, the difference being that it uses small nanoparticles called quantum dots to charge its brightness and color.

The first QLED TVs appeared in 2013 and were produced by Samsung. They use backlighting to illuminate the screen pixels. The “Q” enters the equation when a “quantum dot” film is added to the front of these pixels to provide greater color accuracy.

“Quantum dots” are the microscopic molecules with which they emit their own light and color when struck by panel light. It should be noted that these molecules are contained in the membrane in the back panel.

In terms of energy consumption, it is much lower than LED TVs. In addition, it provides excellent visibility, no matter from which angle you look at the TV, even when it is on one side of the TV.

Another important point is that QLED TVs are not really QLED screens. In principle, a QLED display should be a panel of light-emitting pixels that can be turned on and off separately.

So OLED or QLED?

Choosing an OLED or QLED TV can be subjective, as it will depend on your budget, what you want from your TV, how you will use it, what functions you consider possible for you.

Experts say that it all depends on the type of content watched on TV, the number of hours spent “in front of the weekly TV”. In fact, it is quite difficult to judge, as both TVs are great in their own way.

OLED TVs offer better performance in terms of picture quality, better viewing angles, deeper shots, better contrast, lower power consumption, ideal for video games, and even recommended for your health.

On paper, QLED is a winner in terms of better screen brightness, longer life, larger screen size, lower cost վտանգ burn risk.