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Best 4K TVs Buying Guide: Welcome to TheIndianSubcontinent's round-up of the best 4K TVs you can buy for any budget in 2018.For years, there
was a large audience of people who couldn't care less about 4K TVs
They loudly proclaimed that 1080p was the best standard around, and that while 4K seemed like a good idea, content makers would never
look four times as awesome
(No seriously, 4K isn't just a catchy marketing term, 4K TVs are actually four times the resolution of traditional 1080p displays.) Finally,
that's not such a bad thing
4K TVs truly make a world of difference to the shows and movies you love to watch
So, trust us, bring one of these Ultra-HD TVs home and you'll never want to look at a 1080p screen ever again.What you need to know about
4KNot only do these screens have four times the amount of pixels as their aged (but still-revered) 1080p brethren, but 4K screens also
usually pack in screen technology like High Dynamic Range (HDR) and Wide Color Gamut (WCG) that really make those extra pixels shine in all
future, as have the Blu-ray industry and streaming video player market
We're here to help decipher the wild, wonderful world of Ultra HD
Give us a few minutes of your time and we'll help you get the best 4K TV on the market.Why can you trust us Well, over the years, hundreds
of TVs have passed through our reviewers' doorsteps
the list with the latest and greatest panels, so if you see things shuffled around a bit since the last time you were here, don't freak out
Embrace that times change and that these are the best TVs we've ever found.Additional resources:The best 4K TV of 2018: SamsungQ9FN
The FALD panel works in tandem with Samsung QLED Quantum Dots to produce a picture that's brighter and more colorful than near any we've
XBR-55X900F | 65-inch: Sony XBR-65X900F | 75-inch: Sony Bravia XBR-75X900FExcellent motion handlingGreat contrastHDR isn't the
brightestRemote doesn't feel as premiumShort and sweet, the 65X900F is a brilliant mid-priced TV
budget 4K TV: TCL 6-Series (R615, R617)TCL's 6-Series is an exceptional 4K HDR screen for the budget-minded buyerBright, colorful
HDRSupports Dolby VisionRoku TV is amazingLoss of darker detailsLimited motion settingsIf you have deep pockets and checkbook filled with
review:Sony A1E OLEDThe best OLED in 2018: LG E8 OLED A tiny processor makes a huge difference to the OLED rangeAwesome picture
qualityOpulent and beautiful designExcellent operating systemMuch improved gaming potentialOccasional picture noiseLacks brightness vs
LCDHaving potentially pushed the hardware capabilities of its current OLED screen technology as far as they can go, LG has for 2018 turned
its attention to the software that drives these screens - and this shift in focus has yielded surprisingly impressive results, improving and
legions of OLED fans will probably need to hear is that the OLED65E8 is comfortably the best OLED TV LG has ever made.Read the full review:
qualityGround-breaking backlightLOOK AT THAT PRICE TAGLimited effective viewing angleLook, there aren't many people out there willing to
But those who are will be teated to some of best images this side of a high-tech movie theater
There's just nothing better in the LED-LCD world.In fact, it might just be the holy grail of television for 2016: a TV able to combine the
extreme, high dynamic range-friendly brightness of LCD technology with a 600 LED backlight arrangement capable of getting LCD closer than
XBR-65Z9DThe best entry-level OLED: LG C8 OLEDLG sets a new standard with its 2018 OLED range55-inch: LG OLED55B7V | 65-inch: LG
OLED65B7VSuperb picture qualityComprehensive featuresHighly effective smart platformLimited peak brightness for HDRMore expensive than last
yearWe've long loved LG's B-Series of OLED TVs with last year's B7 OLED as the pinnacle of affordable OLED technology
resulting in a TV that can deliver astonishing HD/SDR images and equally impressive 4K/HDR pictures
platform remains the best available and the choice of streaming services is second to none
the full review:LG C8 OLED (OLED55C8, OLED65C8)a180e2fca748e4baef50aadccd219fa3.jpg#
