Best OLED TVs In India (October 2024)

Best OLED TVs In India (October 2024)

If you are looking for premium TVs with amazing contrast, OLED TVs are the ones you should consider. Thanks to pixel-level lighting control, these self-emissive displays offer amazing contrast, fast response time, and wide viewing angles. These attributes make them favourable for gaming and for premium HDR experience. Some low-end OLED TVs can’t get as bright as premium LED LCD TVs and thus many consumers may prefer mini LED and other premium QLED options for brightly lit living rooms. For TVs, there are essentially two types of OLED Panels - QD OLED and White OLED. When it comes to OLED TVs, there are essentially two types of panels: QD-OLED and White OLED. White OLED panels can vary across different generations.

  • 1.
Screen size: 65
Screen type: OLED
Smart TV:t Yes
Screen Resolution: 3840 x 2160

Sony A95L is the OLED flagship for Sony for both 2023 and 2024. Compared to traditional white OLED panels, QD-OLED delivers higher peak brightness and greater colour volume, enhancing HDR content with vivid highlights and detailed dark scenes. Sony’s 60W Acoustic Surface Audio+technology will further enhance the cinema experience.

  • 2.

The LG G4 OLED TV is one of the best OLED TV options available in India. Compared to the LG G3, this one has a brighter second-generation MLA OLED panel. The TV also supports advanced gaming features, including 4K/120Hz, making it ideal for gamers. All things considered, the LG G4 is a superb choice for cinephiles and gamers alike.

  • 3.

This is again a QD-OLED option from Samsun that offers bright and vibrant OLED visuals with powerful built-in sound. This one also comes with a matte finish to reduce glare. It features Samsung’s One Connect box for a tidy setup. Like all other Samsung TVs, this one too doesn’t support Dolby Vision HDR.

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  • 4.

Sony Bravia 8 is the successor to Bravia A80L from last year and offers a 10% brighter display. This TV uses a White OLED panel unlike the superior QD-OLED used on last year’s A95 which is still the OLED flagship. It is available in 55-inch, 65-inch, and 77-inch display sizes, and is powered by a more advanced MediaTel Pentonic chipset that enables Dolby Vision at 4k 120Hz.

  • 5.
Screen size: 65
Screen type: OLED
Smart TV:t Yes
Screen Resolution: 3840 x 2160
Overall
8.7
Features
8.8
Design and Usability
7.1
Performance
9.2
Value for Money
8.4
PROS:
  • Excellent picture quality in SDR and HDR
  • Great gaming experience
  • Great audio
  • Intuitive software
  • Cutting-edge connectivity option
CONS:
  • Voice command operations require improvement
  • Limited hotkeys for popular apps

The LG G3 continues to be a very appealing OLED option. It features the advanced Meta OLED (MLA) panel, offering significantly greater brightness compared to previous OLED models. LG’s WebOS 23, is compatible with major smart home systems (Amazon, Apple, Google), and supports all popular HDR formats. Its 4.2-channel sound system provides 60W of power, and with 4 full-bandwidth HDMI ports, HGiG mode, and 4K 120Hz Dolby Vision support, it’s an excellent choice for gamers.

  • 6.

The Samsung S90C is another premium last-generation option that is worth considering. It comes with a QD-OLED panel while its successor, the S90D comes with a white OLED display. It features a powerful Neural Quantum Processor 4K, Object Tracking Sound+, and a gaming hub with 4K 144Hz VRR support.

  • 7.
Screen size: 55
Screen type: 4K OLED
Smart TV:t Yes
Screen Resolution: 3840 x 2160

If you are looking for a rather affordable OLED option, you can consider the LG A3. The LG OLED A3 is powered by the α7 AI Processor 4K Gen6 that enables features like AI Super Upscaling and OLED Dynamic Tone mapping to improve details. AI Sound Pro creates immersive audio, and Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos enhance HDR experience..

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Deepak Singh

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