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If you prefer a brighter picture, Samsung's QLED sets are the way to go. However, if you want a better contrast ratio (where blacks look black and not gray) and a wider viewing angle, we recommend an OLED TV from LG.

Samsung vs LG Samsung TVs generally have better picture quality than the average LG LED-backlit LCD TV. Samsung TVs usually get a fair bit brighter and have better contrast, while LG TVs generally have much wider viewing angles and better smart features.

QN: This relates to the range – QN being the company's Neo QLED range. S represents the QD-OLED range. 95: The second set of numbers indicates the model series. The higher the number, the more premium the TV is. Three digits refer to 8K models, while two digits relate to 4K models.

Super Ultra High Definition SUHD (Super Ultra High Definition) combines UHD resolution with a Nano Crystal display so that SUHD creates an even greater spectrum and more accurate reproduction of colour.

In LED TVs, good picture quality is seen in QLED TVs with good contrast ratios [ with HDR, dimming and other technologies ]. You can get a SUHD TV much cheaper than OLED TV. In short, if money is not a matter and you are ok with shorter life span of the TV, go with the OLED. It provides the best viewing experience.

The Samsung TV is brighter than the LG in most usage. However, it can hold onto its brightness much better than the LG in Game Mode. The Samsung has a much wider color gamut than the LG; it can output vibrant, saturated colors, making the TV really pop.

Sony TV Vs LG TV: Sony LED TV models are much better than LG LED TVs because they are brighter, have better uniformity, and generally have better contrast.

LG's OLEDs are among the best on the market, with stunning picture quality, and they're often cheaper than OLEDs from other brands. However, their LED TVs aren't anything special and don't offer good value.

For older models, you will find the model code and serial number at the back of the TV. For much newer Smart TV, you can get the model and serial number by going to Menu -> Support -> Contact Samsung You will find the following information.

Bottom line. Until recently, picking the best TV for your needs was easy: If picture quality matters most, get an OLED. If cost and brightness drive you, get a QLED. But OLEDs have improved in brightness, and mini-LED tech has narrowed the gap in picture quality for QLEDs.

In LED TVs, good picture quality is seen in QLED TVs with good contrast ratios [ with HDR, dimming and other technologies ]. You can get a SUHD TV much cheaper than OLED TV. In short, if money is not a matter and you are ok with shorter life span of the TV, go with the OLED. It provides the best viewing experience.