“what is the difference between oled and qled tv”

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• There are many differences, but the main ones are: OLED TVs use light from each individual pixel, while Q-LED uses a traditional backlight to illuminate the pixels OLED TVs have better image quality than Q-LED TVs (although Q-LED is still very good) OLED TVs aren't as bright as Q-LED TVs, making Q-LED better for bright rooms, but OLED much better for dark rooms or room where you can draw the shade OLED TVs are much thinner than Q-LED TVs, although weights remain similar OLED TVs are more expensive then Q-LED TVs

  Answered by ChrisP 4 years ago

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• QLED refers to an enhancement that helps improve the color on certain brands of LCD TVs. OLED is a revolutionary panel technology which many experts hail as the best picture quality available today. OLED has the ability to control every pixel individually, giving it the ability to create perfect black levels, incredible shadow detail, and rich bright colors. There really is no comparison between the 2 when it comes to picture quality. ^Daphane

  Answered by LG Digital Customer Care 4 years ago

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