What is the difference between OLED TV and LED TV?

1. Differences in screen structure Compared with LED screens with complex structures, OLED display technology does not require backlight support, so it eliminates the need for liquid crystal and backlight modules. The structure is very simple, and the body can naturally be extremely thin, probably

It can be 1/3 the thickness of traditional LED screens.

In the future, OLED TVs are expected to achieve a thickness of less than 1mm, which is beyond the reach of LEDs.

2. The difference in color gamut. The black of OLED TV is purer. Because OLED has the characteristics of electroluminescence, each pixel can emit light independently, and the light source can be spontaneously controlled. As long as the light-emitting mechanism is turned off, it can bring real

black.

Therefore, there is no light leakage under black field, thereby improving contrast and image quality.

For gamers who pursue the ultimate experience and sense of immersion, OLED TVs can meet their needs.

3. Differences in response time When we usually watch sports games, we will inevitably encounter the phenomenon of "after-images", and these after-images will frequently appear on high-speed moving objects.

The phenomenon of image retention on LED screens “cannot be eradicated” and can only be avoided as much as possible.

However, OLED response time exceeds that of LED TVs by more than 4,000 times, so it is less likely to cause smear.