You will be looking for a long time for two more fierce competitors than Samsung and LG: The two South Korean heavyweights have long struggled to deliver the best TVs in all kinds of sizes and price ranges. The competition is extra strong in the high-end segment, where LG goes for perfect black with its …
Samsung is the world’s largest TV manufacturer, something they are also happy to show off. The Korean manufacturer offers an overwhelming number of TVs on the Norwegian market, with almost 80 (!) Different variants from budget to luxury class. Even among the top models in the QLED segment, there is a wide range of different …
The Samsung RU8005 series is the top model in Samsung’s “Premium UHD” portfolio. In terms of appearance, there is no doubt about the origin: This is a very slim and sleek TV, which is very similar to the more expensive QLED models in design and execution. The back is smooth and has small grooves where …
Samsung Q82R takes over the baton after last year’s Q8D, which was the first “affordable” Samsung model with direct LED taillights. Until then, only the flagship Q9 could boast of this, but here Samsung had seen its cut to use some of the technology in a slightly scaled-down version. With this year’s Q80 / 82, …
As mentioned, Samsung has greatly expanded the QLED range this year, and the Samsung Q85R is perhaps the most exciting newcomer. Here we are talking about a kind of junior top model who is the big brother in the industry in several areas. In terms of design, this candidate is very similar to the Q80R, …
With the introduction of the Samsung Q70R, Samsung can offer “direct LED backlight” or Direct Full Array as they call it, at a lower price point than before. This marks the first time the Q70 series comes with direct LED taillights, and it also comes in a wide range of screen sizes from 49 and …
LG offers a wide range of OLED screens, and among these, the C-Series has been among the most popular. Here you get full credit for specifications and image quality, a slightly finer design than the simpler B model, without having to pay the stiff price tag for the top models in the GX and WX …
Samsung has had great success with its QLED TVs in recent years: With an advanced color filter full of quantum dots plus direct LED lighting on the top models, they have achieved wonders with the otherwise aging LCD technology. Critics will probably claim that Samsung uses all the tricks in the book to keep LCD …
Panasonic is a manufacturer we have learned to trust when it comes to TV. The Japanese manufacturer does not use as many “big words” and fancy expressions as some other TV manufacturers, but they usually deliver the goods when it comes to performance and quality! A good example is last year’s OLED flagship GZ2000, which …
After being in “eighth heaven” with Samsung’s new 8K TV until recently, it’s time to get down to earth again. While 8K resolution may look very impressive in all its razor-sharp splendor, few people are willing to pay for the party! Many will probably claim that it is crazy to spend 40-50,000 kroner on a …
A full 65 ”QLED TV with direct LED backlight, HDR and Dolby for a whopping £ 1,200? Yes, you read that right! Chinese TCL has long been an “underdog” compared to well-known TV manufacturers such as LG and Samsung, but they are constantly creeping in and capturing larger market shares of global TV sales. A …
Sony has launched a large and wide TV range for 2020, with models tailored for everything from PlayStation games to discerning movie watching. If you have a big enough budget, there are both exotic OLED models and giant 8K screens to choose from. But of course there is a need for some sensible “milk-and-bread” models …
Given all the success LG has enjoyed with OLEDs in recent years, it’s easy to forget they also offer TVs with LCD technology. This branch of the LG family has ended up in the shadow of its ultra-slender siblings, which are also considerably sharper, more colourful and contrast rich. It doesn’t help that LG themselves …
For many, LG is synonymous with OLED TVs and the South Korean manufacturer certainly loves to push the boundaries of what modern technology can deliver. We’ve seen a number of exotic TV models over the years – wafer-thin panels that can be bonded tightly to the wall, bent or even rolled up in a box! …
In a world where “all TVs are the same”, Philips has managed to stand out with Ambilight, an RGB light that is projected against the back wall and changes colors according to the content of the TV screen. In practice, this makes the picture feel a little bigger than it really is, while the TV …