Samsung claims its latest QD-OLED panel can hit 4,000 nits - but based on my testing last year, I doubt it
Samsung Display, which manufactures the QD- OLED panels used by Samsung Electronics and Sony, has said that its latest QD-OLED panel can hit 4,000 nits peak brightness, which would make it the 'brightest OLED panel on the market', as reported by Sammobile.
OLED TVS can be found amongst models made by brands like LG, Vizio, Sony, Philips, and Panasonic, while Samsung offers its own version of OLED technology known as QD-OLED. Both QLED and ...
A t risk of giving away too much, too soon, it's CES right now and exhibition halls are alive with the sound of OLED TVs. Or ...
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LG G5 vs Samsung S95F: what are the differences between these flagship OLED TVs?The battle for OLED TV supremacy is heating up for 2025, with both LG and Samsung unveiling their latest flagship models at ...
When it comes to the best TVs, Samsung is always a front-runner. Indeed, last year's T3 Awards gave the Best OLED TV trophy ...
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LG to showcase new OLED TV tech at CES 2025: 4-stack WOLED panel with up to 3700 nits of brightness, new 83-inch QD-OLED TV, ...
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With its new lineup of TVs, Samsung is making a decision that I think might prove somewhat divisive. The company is bringing ...
The S95C remains an excellent TV, but the cheaper S90D is a better overall value for buyers who want a QD-OLED. Likewise, the S95C doesn't have the S95D's new matte screen, so it can't combat ...
LG isn't the only big name working on better panels. Samsung is doing it too. The same industry analyst, Ross Young, says ...
Last year’s Z95A from Panasonic also used MLA, but the new approach gets better results and is cheaper to produce. So the panel is top tier and should be a formidable alternative to the QD-OLED ...
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