QD-OLED is a display tech powering some of today's top TVs. We take a look at how it differs from conventional OLED TV tech.

However, 77-inch OLED TVs cost $2,200 and up, significantly more than most 75-inch QLED TVs, and in larger sizes the difference is even more drastic. Burn-in happens when a persistent part of the ...

an OLED TV is the display type to go with. QLED vs. OLED: Burn-in Burn-in is an issue that can occur on some displays when a static image is left on the screen for an extended period of time.

With so many potential advantages to Hisense's new mini LED RGB tech, the future of TV may be taking shape right in front of ...

Even the best OLED TVs are technically susceptible to an issue known as burn-in. If you leave a static image on an OLED TV for an extended period — a news station's chyron bar, for example — a ...

There are ways you can prevent OLED burn-in on your TV, but the reality is that OLEDs simply don't have the same life expectancy offered by QLEDs. So, what's the big deal with those QLEDs ...

As we head into Super Bowl weekend, giant TVs are understandably getting a ton of attention. But, if you're inclined to shop ...

TV and display tech has evolved rapidly ... Like all OLED-based displays, QD-OLED is still prone to burn-in. While advancements in panel longevity and pixel-shifting techniques reduce risk ...