Sony and Samsung QD-OLED models will set you back over $2,000, and options like the A95K retail for $3,999. If last year's sales are anything to go by, you should be able to grab a chunk off ...

The only area where an OLED struggles with HDR is reproducing a bright overall image – a snowy landscape, for example – because energising the entire panel is difficult. At this point, the TV’s ...

QD-OLED panels will continue to be produced in-house by Samsung Display; these panels are currently featured on the likes of the Samsung S95D and Sony A95L. These Quantum Dot-imbued OLED panels ...

Reports from Korea suggest Samsung will shutter its in-house LED business and develop 100-inch plus TVs starting next year.

Our other top pick for gaming TVs in 2023 has to go to the godlike Sony XR A95L. Available in 55, 65, and 77-inch sizes, this is another QD-OLED set that employs quantum dots and self-emissive ...

"QD-OLED monitors are set to dominate ... M9 gaming monitor but with an OLED panel. Sony first introduced its INZONE M9 gaming monitor in 2022, but since then we haven't heard a peep ...

Don't buy it if: You want the full QD-OLED experience: The S90C doesn't quite hit the brightness of the S95C or quality of the Sony A95K ... first introduced in 2022, more affordable ...

The Bravia 3 sits at the tail end of Sony's 2024 TV lineup ... However, both TVs use the same QD-OLED display and are great for gamers with low latency, HDMI 2.1 ports, and support for 4K/144Hz.

Samsung Display is now set to close down its LED backlight manufacturing operations, so it can focus exclusively on QD-OLED ...