Neo QLED is an improvement over the existing QLED displays based on Samsung's quantum dot technology. The biggest difference between Neo QLED and QLED is that the latter uses traditional LED backlighting, whereas Neo QLED uses mini-LED backlighting.

In short, Samsung's Neo QLED TVs utilise Mini LED technology to make your TV screen brighter and display better colour quality overall, bringing the best viewing experience into your home.

That brings us to QLED TV, which is another marketing term. All QLED TVs are also LCD TVs, but they use quantum dots to produce colors. QLED TVs from companies including Hisense, LG, Samsung, and TCL use a blue LED light source plus a film embedded with tiny quantum dots, or nanocrystals.

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While both panels offer excellent color space compared to other panels, Neo QLED has a slighter edge in this aspect owing to the Quantum Dots. The use of these dots allows QLEDs to inch forward in terms of color accuracy, volume, and brightness than OLEDs.

Neo QLED basically stands for neo (or new) quantum light-emitting diode. In a TV, it basically means that the thousands of tiny LED light bulbs in the backlight panel in your QLED TV are now replaced by even smaller, finer, and granular sand-like LED particles.

While both panels offer excellent color space compared to other panels, Neo QLED has a slighter edge in this aspect owing to the Quantum Dots. The use of these dots allows QLEDs to inch forward in terms of color accuracy, volume, and brightness than OLEDs.

Neo QLED basically stands for neo (or new) quantum light-emitting diode. In a TV, it basically means that the thousands of tiny LED light bulbs in the backlight panel in your QLED TV are now replaced by even smaller, finer, and granular sand-like LED particles.

Cons: Imperfect black levels - While Neo QLED is one of OLED's closest competitors for ideal black levels, it still can't match the contrast of OLEDs.

Neo QLED basically stands for neo (or new) quantum light-emitting diode. In a TV, it basically means that the thousands of tiny LED light bulbs in the backlight panel in your QLED TV are now replaced by even smaller, finer, and granular sand-like LED particles.

The LG is a better choice for a dim or dark room, as it has much better contrast and no blooming around bright objects in dark scenes. On the other hand, the Samsung TV is a better choice for a bright room, as it gets significantly brighter.

Neo QLED basically stands for neo (or new) quantum light-emitting diode. In a TV, it basically means that the thousands of tiny LED light bulbs in the backlight panel in your QLED TV are now replaced by even smaller, finer, and granular sand-like LED particles.