Tv Hdr Definition

Between HDR 4k and freesync this is a great gaming TV

Incredible TV - great clarity and definition. Easy to operate with many functions - still experiencing some. Very happy with this purchase.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] It's been almost a month now and we are really enjoying our LG TV. The picture definition is fantastic and the TV easily connected to our soundbar. Everything just works - seamlessly. The new technology awesome versus our old "smart" TV.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I used my TV more to streaming games that actually streamers but the colors and the definition are spectacular totally recommend it

We use this microphone attached to a mac mini and high definition Samsung TV with a logitech camera. It works really well. Very easy to setup and has crisp audio.

awesome sound definition.

I like the size of this monitor and that it has 3 HDR connections because I needed to use this as a monitor & TV. The TV isn't as HD but it's fine for occasional viewing.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Sony BRAVIA 3 LED 4K HDR Google TV combines stunning picture quality with impressive features across the board. Its 4K resolution and HDR support ensure sharp, vibrant visuals that enhance every viewing experience. The included remote control is intuitive, featuring dedicated buttons for quick access to streaming services and Google Assistant voice commands, which streamline navigation. Connectivity options are robust, with multiple HDMI ports and built-in Wi-Fi enabling seamless integration with other devices and easy access to online content. As for sound performance, the BRAVIA 3 delivers clear and balanced audio, thanks to its integrated speakers and support for virtual surround sound technologies. Overall, it’s a standout choice for those seeking a premium TV that excels in both picture quality and user experience.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Samsung 43” Class QN90D Neo QLED 4K Smart TV Eye-popping. That’s really the closest punchline I think of when trying to describe this TV. You may have seen HDR on your TV, almost every screen out there does it. However, you haven’t truly experienced HDR until the display is *putting* the “high" in High Dynamic Range. The Samsung Q90D Neo QLED does exactly that. It boasts an awesome almost 2000 nits of brightness. An average television set that supports HDR will do about 400 to 600. That isn’t nearly enough to do HDR visuals justice. The QLED panel in this set has so many zones of localized dimming, making dark areas of the dark parts in scenes actually look properly dark. Contrast that with the Neo function of this TV making get super bright where the scene should be bright and you get colors and highlights that absolutely pop off the screen. Speaking of color, one of the features I’ve never seen before was something called Color Booster, and it simply BREATHES life into the picture. Absolutely gorgeous! That’s not all either, you’re looking at smart platform that supports every single app you can imagine. Netflix, Apple TV, even Xbox! That’s right, you can stream Xbox games to the TV with an internet connection and man is it smooth! The display even supports Ultra and SuperUltrawide aspect ratios. So you can use it as a computer monitor and fit two full size Internet browser Windows side by side for massive gains in productivity! The image quality is so sharp and the TV also has a speaker setup that does surround so well, you won’t be missing out on any details. The unit is slim and so light, making it perfect for all around use cases. I’m in love!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I purchased the LG 32GP850-B because I capture gameplay footage in HDR and edit that footage. My previous monitor didn’t have HDR so it was tough to see what I was editing until I uploaded it and watched it on a TV. This monitor has HDR so I can actually see what I’m editing correctly. This monitor is 1440p so I can see images nice and clearly and has a 165Hz refresh rate so games look amazing on it. On top of that, you can overclock the monitor to display at 185Hz which makes it even faster. I always plug my computer into a monitor using DisplayPort because it supports the highest frame rate and the monitor’s G-SYNC technology which reduces screen tearing when frame rates are higher. It also supports FreeSync if you have an AMD graphics card. This monitor is a monster in size at 32”. It is practically a small TV, perfect for streaming Netflix and Hulu. The Netflix Windows app even let me watch in HDR! You can also plug a USB cable from the monitor to your computer and use the high-speed USB ports on the monitor. The monitor comes with cables too, so you don’t need to go out and purchase a DisplayPort cable or an HDMI cable to use those features. It can also rotate 90 degrees to give you a smart phone orientation, if you are more comfortable with that for work documents in multiple windows. I am extremely happy with this monitor and would recommend it to all of my friends and family. DISCLAIMER: I received this product at a discounted price in return for my honest review.