“This tv says it has 2160p, but it also says it has 4K. Are they different, because I want one with 4K capability. I have one that is 1080p right now and I thought 4K was just the upgraded version of that. I’m confused, can someone explain what this means?”

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• Yes, 2160 and 4K are the same.

  Answered by Kenn 5 years ago

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• Hi Coop, 2160p is the same as 4K. 4k basically is the way companies market their TV's and all it really means is that 4K TV's have 4 times the resolution of a 1080p tv. I hope that helps!

  Answered by Santos 5 years ago

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• 2160 is the number of pixels in the height of the screen. 3840 is the number of pixels wide, which is close to 4000, hence the name "4K".

  Answered by lukemanius 4 years ago

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