what is an oled tv

An OLED TV is a type of television display technology that uses organic light-emitting diodes (OLED) to render images on the panels used for TV screens. OLED is an "emissive" technology that allows for thinner, lighter, and more flexible displays than traditional LED technology, as well as better picture quality in key respects. With an OLED display, light is produced with organic molecules, eliminating the need for a separate backlight. OLED displays are made by sandwiching thin organic films between two conductors, which allows the display to emit a bright light from millions of subpixels when an electrical current is switched on. OLED TVs often cost more than LCD or LED televisions, but they deliver better picture quality and performance than LED TVs on just about every level. They can display more colors, have faster response times, and provide an overall crisper image that will give you a “wow factor”. The biggest downside is the high cost of OLEDs, and in some cases, you won’t see all the benefits if you use OLED in a brightly lit room.