What are the principles and directions for purchasing smart LED TVs ? First of all, we must clarify what is the most important thing about TV. The first is the viewing experience, that is, the picture quality. The second is the experience during use, that is, the operation is simple and easy to use, smooth and not stuck, there are a lot of movie sources, most of what you want to watch are available, you can install third-party software to expand the movie sources and functions, and there are as few advertisements as possible.

When purchasing smart LED TVs , the image quality should be given priority. At the same time, generally speaking, the better the image quality, the more expensive the price, rather than the stronger the performance, the more expensive it is. Therefore, when grading, the main basis is to classify according to the image quality processing technology of LED LCD TVs:

Low-end machine: no image quality processing technology, and the hardware performance configuration meets the basic requirements.

Mid-range machine: At least use motion compensation function, and the hardware performance is similar to or better than low-end machine.

Mid-to-high-end LED TVs : At least motion compensation/wide color gamut/light control zones/peak brightness of 600 nits are used, and the hardware performance is similar to or better than that of low-end TVs.

High-end machine: Motion compensation, wide color gamut technology, checkerboard-style light control partitions, high screen peak brightness (≥1000 nits), high screen refresh rate (120hz), and image quality processing chips are all indispensable.

Note that if you want to buy mid-to-high-end or high-end TVs, you can only choose from first-tier brands, because these two grades of TVs have light-control partitions, and light-control partitions require image quality processing chips, which only have first-tier brands. Brands only, second-tier and third-tier brands do not have picture quality processing chips, so not every brand has the strength to make high-end phones.
Is a good LED TV screen equal to a good picture quality? Anyone who says this is pretending to understand. Whether the picture quality is good or not is closely related to the picture quality processing technology used by the TV. The more picture quality processing technology is used, the higher the quality, the better the TV picture quality. Does it have anything to do with the screen? Imports are irrelevant!