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.

We love bright and beautiful laptops here at Creative Bloq, and we’d generally agree with the consensus that OLED (Organic ...

Micro LED has become one of the most anticipated display technologies for consumer products in recent years. Using ...

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 ...

Now, Samsung claims that the Mini-LED system in The Frame Pro does still give it better control over backlighting than traditional edge-lit TVs (like The Frame). But I’d be shocked if the TV ends up ...

Umar Shakir is a news writer fond of the electric vehicle lifestyle and things that plug in via USB-C. He spent over 15 years in IT support before joining The Verge. Sony is upping the limited ...

OLED TVs aren’t much different though. Other than screen burn-in (which we’ll cover more below), your OLED doesn’t rely on an LED backlight for pixel power. Generally speaking, most OLED TVs ...

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 ...

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.

Organic light-emitting diode (OLED) TVs can give you dazzling pictures with smooth motion, deep blacks and vibrant colours, while also being slimmer than LED-backlit LCD TVs. Smaller brands, such as ...

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 ...