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Redmi Smart TV X65: Display Panel and Picture Quality Kicking things off with the display, the Redmi Smart TV X65 comes with an IPS and VA panel option, but there is no way of choosing one over the other when purchasing the TV. You can check which panel you have by pressing the display with some content on it. If you see rainbow-like colours where you press the display, it is a VA panel. If you don't, then it's an IPS panel. The Redmi Smart TV X65 has D-LED backlighting, and Xiaomi has not disclosed the brightness of the TV in nits nor the contrast ratio. The TV does not have any dimming zo...
Price: SSP: 55,990 Philips 50PUT8215: Display Panel and Picture Quality Kicking things off with the most important - the Philips 50PUT8215 has an IPS panel. The display has a 4K resolution with support for HDR 10, Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos. The panel has a peak brightness of 400 nits, and the TV runs on the Android TV UI. The panel’s performance is very good for consuming both HDR and SDR content, and the content is clearly visible even in a brightly lit room. The TV covers 85% of the BT 2020 colour space giving it good colours overall for all types of content, barring a few exceptions, ...
LG 48-inch CX: Display Panel and Picture Quality LG’s 2020 OLED TVs bring with them the same features across the board, with the key difference being the design and a few features here and there. We reviewed the LG GX back in 2020, and while the performance of the CX’s panel is almost at par with the GX, the two TVs differ in the design audio output and hands-free voice controls. We will also talk about the 48-inch screen size and how it differs from the 55-inch variant, especially for those looking for this TV to be their primary gaming device.
AmazonBasics 55-inch 4K Fire TV Edition TV: Display and picture quality Kicking things off with the display, the AmazonBasics Fire TV Edition TV has an IPS panel which means you can expect good viewing angles with some compromise to the black levels. However, if there is some bias lighting in the room, the blacks look quite alright. It is a 4K panel with support for HDR 10, HDR 10+ and Dolby Vision. We do not know the panel’s maximum brightness, but we peg it to be in the ballpark of 350 nits. It also does not appear to have any dimming zones. Based on the content played (HDR, SDR or Dolby ...