LED vs. OLED TVs: Which One Is Better For Your Home Theater?
There’s no way to control lighting on a per-pixel level using LED technology, so parts of the screen thatbe pitch black typically look a little gray. LED TV makers have compensated for this technical difference by breaking up their screens into “dimming zones,” which allows their TV to only illuminate pixels in a small area based on what’s going on in the movie, TV show, or video game you’re watching.
If you’re watching movies or TV shows, the chances of experiencing burn in are virtually nonexistent. The TV will continually refresh the image it’s showing several times per second, and there won’t be an opportunity for pixels to get stuck. If you’re playing a video game where there’s a static HUD that shows your health or progress bar, you may notice burn in after a multi-hour session.
The choice between OLED and LED TVs will basically come down to what you’re using the TV for. Home theater enthusiasts are best suited for OLED TVs, which offer unparalleled lighting and color accuracy. Gamers and cable TV watchers should pick on a modern LED TV with a lot of local dimming zones; its lighting won’t beAt the end of the day OLED and LED TVs are flat screen panels, and they share many of the same conveniences.
TVs in both categories are available in large screen sizes , have a resolution of 4K, and support HDR. Both styles also have ample amounts of HDMI ports, so you can connect multiple gadgets to them at the same time without having to run them through a stereo receiver.
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