It’s not a stretch to say that MicroLED TVs could revolutionize how manufacturers make TVs in the future. In comparison to OLED TVs, many people consider MicroLED sets to be a step above.

MicroLED has been heralded by manufacturers and premium brands as the ultimate display tech, combining OLED-equalling black levels with mini-LED-beating brightness. But, it’s not a tech that’s ...

If LED, QLED, OLED, and mini-LED don't already confuse you, there are now two different types of MicroLED TVs. Here's what you need to know about the latest television display technology.

MicroLED displays generally maintain excellent viewing angles, similar to OLED screens. This means the picture quality remains consistent from almost any angle, making them suitable for curved ...

Brightness is another aspect in which microLED displays manage to surpass existing technologies. Even the highest-end OLED displays on the market today, for instance, top out at 2,000 nits.

MicroLED TVs are back and in force. The display type — once thought to be a potential OLED-killer — made waves at CES 2025 this year, with new models from Samsung and Hisense that could push ...

After using TFT, OLED, and mini LED, the next shift to microLED could end up being helped by an investment by a supply chain partner. In a Tuesday announcement, Foxconn revealed a partnership with ...

The advantage of microLED is that it could offer OLED-like contrast and brightness, but without requiring a backlight panel. Instead, the microLEDs are used directly to make the picture.

While there's still no word on how much it costs or when this tech will find its way into retail devices, Samsung showcased its transparent MicroLED display side-by-side next to transparent OLED ...

The prototype that Samsung is showing reaches 4000 nits of peak brightness, or 33 percent brighter than the OLED screen in the Galaxy Watch Ultra. This prototype with MicroLED matches Galaxy Watch ...