Shopping for a TV can be confusing. Two types you will come across are QLED (quantum dot LED – LCD TV with LED backlight and quantum dot layer) and OLED (organic LED or organic electroluminescence – No LCDs used).
QLED and OLED TVs have a lot in common. In general, factors such as screen resolutions (1080p, 4K, 8K), specific HDR format compatibility, smart TV technologies, and form factors (e.g. flat vs. curved) vary by manufacturer and model, regardless of the LED technology used to display images.
Below we look at how the two technologies differ and how this can impact your TV viewing experience.
The best choice for a TV depends largely on your viewing habits. If you use your TV for gaming and watching TV and news (content that doesn’t require the true blacks that more artistic productions like movies require), a QLED is a good choice for you. If you watch TV in low light, an OLED will produce the picture quality and depth you’ll appreciate.
