Televisions have emerged expeditiously over past few years. In last few years we have seen prodigious innovations in the television technology.

We have remarked high definition television, smart functionality, HDR technology and are now an established quality. These days’ televisions with OLED display panel are also getting recognized in the market.

This hi-tech automation is driven a long way in television trade because of its more efficiency, improved contrast than LCD or Plasma displays, much brighter and thinner and more refresh rates.

Get an ultimate viewing experience with OLED display television that delivers the sharpened picture quality ever.

Benefits and drawbacks buying an OLED TV before 2019

Every technology has some weaknesses along with its firmness. OLED definitely has more advantages over cons for those who are looking to buy one.

Benefits

• Faster response rate: OLED display panel has TFT active matrix technology with the essential light emitting diodes which offer quickest response rate. Unlike LCD televisions OLED does not experience motion blur or lag.
• Flexible and unbreakable: OLED TV’s contain a sturdy layer of Plexiglas which consists of all the colour amalgamation and is excessively light and fragile. Such attributes make it flexible and unbreakable.
• Extreme light emission: Every individual pixel of OLED emits excessive light that makes it brighter and is perfectly viewed from all the angles.
• Energy efficient: OLED televisions utilise minor voltaic current to agitate a consolidation of organic phosphorescence wrapped in a plastic substrate. As the parts do not need high electricity these televisions last longer and require less power to run. OLED panel manufacturers have produced one of the most energy competent technologies.

Limitations

• Expensive: OLED televisions are sleek and use subtle technology. They are providing premium comfort to the consumers. Henceforth, they are expensive than LCD’s and Plasma’s and might not get cheaper soon.
• Their shape is not flat: They are not flat but are curved from the corners. The OLED panel manufacturer’s reason for this is to distinguish OLED television from LCD’s and Plasma’s. Flat television screens cost more in manufacturing than curved screens.
• Chances from burning within: OLED is prone to burn-in. The images on the OLED screens are subject to remain on the screen for longer than the other screens. OLED can maintain images on the screen and left it constant for too long. But, the degree of impression of the images is not completely known.
• Limited size options”: The OLED TV manufacturers introduced only 4 sizes. So the buyers have to compromise with the size as there is not much flexibility in choice.
• OLED is a premature technology: Unlike LCD’s and plasmas, OLED is not a grown-up technology. Its blue pixels provide comparatively low output than red and green pixels which on the other hand lessen your television’s display life.

Conclusion

If you can bear the OLED expenses then just buy it. The design is smashingly satin. One of the best things is OLED televisions are on the track of getting better day by day. They are little too pricey and are available in limited size options.

Government Support in OLED R&D is supporting advancements and increasing investments by the vendors in OLED technology. This further dominates the growth of OLED market.

Author Bio:

Julie Smith is a marketing manager at New Vision Display Inc, based out of California, is a global leader in manufacturing custom display and touch technologies for small and medium-sized applications in the automotive, medical, industrial, consumer and communications markets.