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articleTCL QM8/QM850G QLED Settings
The TCL QM8/QM850G QLED automatically removes 24p judder from any source; no additional settings are required.
Updated Mar 10, 2025
recommendationThe 4 Best LED LCD TVs
See also our picks for the best Mini LED TVs, the best gaming TVs, and the best QLED TVs, or vote on which ones you want us to buy and test. To learn more about the 2025 models releasing soon, check out our 2025 TV lineup page.
Updated Feb 27, 2025
articleAmazon Fire TV Omni Mini-LED Series Settings
We used the following calibration settings to test the 65-inch Amazon Fire TV Omni Mini-LED Series TV (ML65F700), but they're also valid for the 55 (ML55F700), 75 (ML75F700) and 85-inch (ML85F700) models.
Updated Apr 01, 2025
articlePlasma vs LED vs LCD TVs
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Light-Emitting Diode (LED) TVs are the same as traditional LCD TVs, but instead of using CCFL backlights, they use many smaller LED lights. It produces an image the same way as a regular LCD TV because it still uses an LCD panel, but it has more control over the backlighting.
Updated Feb 25, 2025
articleQLED vs OLED vs LED TVs: Which one is the best?
Mini LED was first introduced in 2019 with the TCL 8 Series 2019/Q825 QLED, and it seems like it's becoming more popular in 2021. Samsung is expanding their QLED lineup to include Mini LED, aimed at combining the wide color gamut of quantum dot technology with the improved picture quality of Mini LED.
Updated Oct 07, 2021
articlePlasma vs LCD & LED: How They Work
Only a handful of Mini LED TVs were produced before 2021, but it now seems that manufacturers are starting to use the technology more often. The Samsung QN90A QLED is an example of a Mini LED TV.
Another technology, Micro LED, is only in its initial phases of development. This doesn't even have an LCD panel as each LED pixel is self-emissive, similar to OLEDs, but without the burn-in risk.
Updated Feb 25, 2025
articleLED vs OLED: Comparing Panel Types Found In Monitors
There are a few reasons why you wouldn't want to get an OLED:Brightness: If you want a monitor for a bright room, you should go for a bright LED display, especially if it has Mini LED backlighting.
Updated Mar 21, 2025
articleOLED and LED TV Power Consumption and Electricity Cost
They require more LEDs than standard direct-lit and edge-lit type LCD TVs, but this isn't represented in the chart. OLEDs have been consistently more power-hungry than the average LED models.
Updated Sep 29, 2021