Today, smart TVs have become a standard, mainstream smart high-definition TVs on the market. They are not only good at high-quality display, but also support voice interaction with smart chips. Smart HDTVs are good-looking and easy to use, but for consumers, how to buy reliable products?

1. True 4K picture quality is clear

A reliable smart high-definition TV not only needs to achieve 4K-level resolution, but also needs to have corresponding processing technology. From the details, whether the picture quality is clear or not, smart high-definition TV is very popular among consumers. If the product is only 4K-level resolution , but does not use a 4K screen and the corresponding technical quality, then this product may not have reached the level of 4K, which is the legendary pseudo 4K TV.

2. Color gamut and color reproduction

Many smart high-definition TVs have shown that they can bring higher color gamut quality performance, but consumers are advised not only to pay attention to the color gamut when purchasing a smart TV, but also to see that the color reproduction of the product is not high when the product is actually played. The picture quality is not true, the color gamut of the TV picture quality, based on the color gamut range, indicates the number of colors that can be displayed on the TV. In other words, the wider the color gamut of a TV, the more colorful it is, and the more our eyes can recognize its richness, the more clearly the user can feel its image.

3. HDR Dynamic Definition

Careful consumers can see that a large number of smart HDTVs are building HDR technology. What exactly is this HDR and what are its advantages? HDR refers to the high dynamic range HDR technology that uses ultra-high-definition televisions to better reflect the visual effects of the real environment. The quality improvements brought about by HDR technology are so intuitive that even ordinary viewers can discern them with the naked eye. To get better quality results, you have to find the right content. Dynamic clarity refers to the clarity that TV can achieve when playing dynamic pictures, that is, its physical resolution. For example, when watching a World Cup player on TV, we need to record clear and smooth without short-term blur. If the TV uses this technology to handle high-speed motion, users will not be able to watch the game, and it will also reduce eye strain.