How to choose the most suitable TV for yourself?

To choose the most suitable TV for yourself is a very important thing, because the TVs accompany a very important leisure time in our lives.

What points should we pay attention to when choosing the most suitable TV?

This article guide will help you determine what TV to choose based on your needs, budget, and preferences.

Top 7?Things to Consider When?Choosing?a TV?

·?Display Type

·?Cost?

·?Size

·?Resolution

·?Refresh rates

·?Ports

·?Smart or Non-Smart

What Display Type?Should a TV Have?

At present, the mainstream displays on the market include LCD, LED, QLED, OLED, Mini LED, etc. But it should be noted that some of these displays have become "outcasts" of the times, while others are regarded as the future of TVs. I would like to briefly describe the advantages and disadvantages of these displays for your reference.?

The advantage of LCD: Long service life, and there is no problem of burn-in and fading; better in terms of eye protecting; low cost.

The disadvantage of LCD: It cannot display pure black; the picture display effect is not good enough, and the color saturation and contrast are not in place.

The advantage of LED: The service life can basically reach 30 years; high color saturation; if the display partition processing is carried out, it can also effectively improve the light control effect and make the picture more three-dimensional.

The disadvantage of LED: Defective pixels may occur.

The advantage of QLED: Long service life; quantum dot enhancement film of QLED brings better color accuracy and capacity, so that the color gamut value of the display can easily reach more than 110%.

The disadvantage of QLED: Although quantum dot film be used, it still does not break through the hardware limitations of LED TVs, low performance-to-price ratio.

The advantage of OLED: The contrast ratio of the OLED screen is almost infinite, it can display pure black; power saving.

The disadvantage of OLED: The service life of the display is about 30,000 hours, beyond which the display will be easy to burn; when the area of the highlight scene accounts for more than 25% of the entire display, the brightness will automatically decrease, which directly affects the viewing effect.

The advantage of Mini LED: The peak brightness can reach more than 1000 nits, and even reach 2000nits,which extremely better than OLED; contrast, colour domain coverage ratio, and light control performance are also very good.

The disadvantage of Mini LED: As it is an emerging technology, the product tag price is relatively high.??

In short,the type of display on your TVs will depend mainly on your budget.?

How Much Should a TV Cost?

No matter your budget, you should be able to find a TV you can afford. However, a higher budget will bring you additional features, bigger sizes, and higher resolutions. It may be worth it to invest in a higher-priced TV to future-proof your investment, but if you need something affordable right now, you'll still be able to find a quality TV.

Retail prices are vary widely between manufacturers and models. As a TV manufacturer, our prices have no reference value. But you may find the suitable price if you shop around.

Here are what I can offer you:

The cost of Panel: HD(1366*768) < FHD(1920*1080) < UHD(3840*2160)

The cost of System: ATV<DTV<SMART（All systems can be combined at will）?

PS: Do not blindly pursue low prices,besides considering the price and quality, we should also pay attention to the after-sale,such like feedback speed.?

What Size You’d better?Be?Choose?

Size and resolution have a significant effect on a TV's price tag, so it's essential to carefully consider the size you want when you choosing a TV.

You should to measure the room's dimensions where you'll place the TV to determine the suitable TV size,?and then decide which display size provides the viewing experience you want without overpowering the room.

TVs come in slightly different sizes by different manufacturer. But almost common sizes are 19-inch, 24-inch, 32-inch, 43-inch, 50-inch, 55-inch, 65-inch, 75-inch(measured diagonally).

Generally, you can choose the size that suits you according to the following situations:

First we should measure the distance from the background wall of the TV to the comfort zone where you like to stay. Such like, if you choose a LED TV, your stay place is 2.5 meters away from the wall,you could use a 55-inch TV, 3 meters could use a 65-inch, more than 4 meters you could use up to a 75-inch. If you choose a Laser TV, 2 meters could use a 75-inch, 3 meters could use a 80-inch,3.5 meters could use a 88-inch, more than 4 meters could use a 100-inch.

(If you are interested the difference between LED TV and Laser TV, it will be by honor to post the article about this topic, welcome to leave your message.)

What Resolution Should a LED TV?Have?

Most LED TV come in three resolutions: HD(1366*768), FHD(1920*1080 or 2K), UHD(3840*2160?or 4K).

Due to the different levels of delicacy and richness in color performance, the higher the resolution, the more delicate the picture will be. Under the same display size, the picture of the display with high resolution is larger than that of the display with low resolution.

As far as the current market is concerned, HD can meet the basic needs，but the FHD is the most common. Of?course for a better quality picture, where you can’t make out the individual pixels on the screen,UHD is preferable which because many streaming services and apps offer 4K content, so you can take full advantage of what they offer. Generally, we recommend that the resolution of TVs under 32-inch select HD, 43-inch and 50-inch select FHD, 50-inch and above usually select UHD.

8K(7,680 × 4,320)?resolution?is?also available on the market, it represents?High-end with a high price tag. But it's probably not worth to invest just yet as the prices are high, and there's not a lot of content (TV shows or movies) in high enough resolutions to see any difference in picture quality.

What Refresh Rate Should a LED TV Have?

The refresh rate of common household TVs is 50Hz/60Hz, while the refresh rate of high-end TVs is generally above 120Hz.This measurement refers to how many times the image resets per second. The more times it refreshes, the sharper the image stays, and the less motion blur you'll experience.

120Hz TVs are inherently better than 60Hz TVs, but the refresh rate itself does not directly improve TV performance, and for most people, 120Hz TVs are not as cost-effective as 60Hz TVs. That means you'll likely keep the refresh rate set to 60Hz for most content, even on a higher-end TV.

What Ports?Should a LED TV Have?

TV ports usually include USB, HDMI, AV, VGA, etc.?Among these ports, we need to pay attention to the USB and HDMI. Currently, if the high-end TVs has USB 3.0 and HDMI/HML,then the TVs will be fast both in decoding and transmission.

Generally, at least 2 USB ports are required for a TV set which they can be connected to mobile hard disks and USB disks. Usually, the movies, pictures, and music you download will be placed in the mobile hard disk, and they can be played by connecting to the TV through USB.

It will be better to have more HDMI ports that is because set-top box, XBOX, and PS4 are basically HDMI ports. If there are so few HDMI ports that you have to unplug XBOX and insert PS4, that will be very troublesome and will cause loss to the port.

Should a TV Be Smart or Non-Smart?

For better or worse, most TVs are smart TVs at this point.?It can be said that smart TVs contain the functions of non-smart TVs, but non-smart TVs certainly do not have the functions of smart TVs.

A smart TV incorporates an operating system, allowing users to access streaming content without plugging in an external device. Smart TVs are popular with people who enjoy watching the latest shows on Netflix, Hulu, and other streaming platforms.

Instead of deciding between a smart or non-smart TV, it’s more helpful to focus on which smart TV platform you want.

More Tips for choosing a TV

There's no real "best" TV to choose?because it's all about what you want and your personal preferences. Please kindly note the?additional?followings:

·?Beware of fireplaces and other heat sources that could damage your components.

·?In general, the dirt on the?Display?should not be wiped with your hands, because the skin is oily, and it?will leave traces when touch it with your hands.

·?After buying a TV, do not lay the carton of TV flat, keep upright.