Let’s take a look at some high -quality QLED TVs for an idea about where there is a color performance bar.
2024 Sony Bravia 9For example, it is a $ 2500 LED mini TV with QDS. This is costly for a non-fortified TV, but Bravia 9 covers 92.35 percent of DCI-P3 color space, for each RTINGS test. RTINGS tests the color size by comparing the screen Recommendation. 2020 Cover for a TV with the peak of the brightness of 10,000 nits. The post says that “good value” is more than 30 percent. Bravia 9 54.4 percent.
Another good performance Qled TV is 2024 HISENSE U8. LED Mini TV has 96.27 percent of DCI-P3 coverage and 51.9 percent of colors size, according to RTINGS.
Even the oldest QLED TVs can impress. For example, the Vizio M Quantum series of 2020, has 99.18 percent of DCI-P3 coverage and 34 percent color size, for each. RTINGS standards.
These days, TV marketing often mentions QDS to suggest an improved color, but it has become increasingly clear that some of the TVs that are marketed such as using QDS are not colorful as may suggest its QLED stickers.
“QLED generally means superior colors, but some QLED models have been reported to cover less than 90 percent of GTIC-P3 Gamut,” said Joium Chasin, Assistant Director of Offers and XR.
QD TVs accused of not having QDS
Recently, Samsung has participated with the results of the ARS test of three TCL marketing TVs in the United States: 65Q651gand 65Q681gAnd 75Q651g. MSRPS TVs have $ 370, $ 480 and $ 550 to this lines.
Again, tcl identification QLED TVs as “a type of LED/LCD that uses quantum points to create a display.
TCL says: “These quantum points are molecules the size of the nanotechnology, which emit a distinctive colored light of its own when exposed to the source of light,” says Tcl. But the test results shared by Samsung indicate that the relevant TVs do not use cadmium or Andium, which are two types of chemicals used in QD TVs. (You do not need both cadmium and Andium for a group to be considered a QD TV, and some QD TVs use a group of cadmium and Andium.)