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The best 8K TVs are the peak of current TV technology – and they're anything but cheap

Samsung's brand-new Neo QLED range is a giant leap forward in TV technology. Think you've seen a great TV set? Think again. Everything that came before Samsung's brand-new Neo QLED range is, well, a little dull in comparison.  Amazingly, the innovation at the heart of the giant leap forward is paradoxically really, really small. By shrinking the light emitting diodes (Quantum Mini LEDs)  which produce the image on a Neo QLED by 40 times, Samsung has achieved 'never before possible' image quality. It's not an iterative improvement, but a jump into a whole new generation. Be that as it may...

Samsung to explain advantages of Neo QLED TVs via tech seminars Samsung unveiled its first Neo QLED TVs earlier this year during its CES 2021 event. The company’s new TVs use Mini LED backlighting to offer massively improved black levels, contrast ratio, and local dimming. Now, the South Korean firm has announced that it will conduct a month-long tech seminar to explain the advantages of Neo QLED TVs. The company’s tech seminar, which has been happening for the past ten years, started on March 31 and will continue till May 18. This year’s tech seminar will happen online and focus on the...

Samsung QN85A Neo QLED TV Review Reviewed.com 1 day ago © Reviewed / Jackson Ruckar Samsung QN85A Neo QLED TV Review — Recommendations are independently chosen by Reviewed’s editors. Purchases you make through our links may earn us a commission. In 2021, high-end 4K TVs come in two flavors: OLED and QLED (quantum dot) TVs. OLEDs offer perfect black levels while QLEDs pair imperfect black levels but make up for it by getting brighter—which usually makes them a better choice in well-lit rooms. The Samsung QN85A (available at Amazon for $1,597.99) belongs to the latter category. It�...

Much like Manchester City, lockdown-induced mullets and tax rises, LCD TVs are back with a vengeance, baby. OLED may have been the technology to covet when choosing a TV for the past few years, thanks to its inky, deep black tones, wide viewing angles and almost supernatural slimness, but its days as the undisputed telly champ are officially over. Why should you care? With the Olympics, Euros and Wimbledon all on the way again this summer, your best choice of new TV to luxuriate in all that sport could legitimately be a Samsung. To be specific, it could be the Samsung QE65QN95A: the first maj...