What resolution should I choose for a TV?
(Dan Tri) - From Full HD to 4K or 8K, the current TV market has many resolution options. However, the higher the resolution, the more suitable it is for all usage needs.
Depending on entertainment needs and budget, users should choose the appropriate TV resolution (Photo: TT).
TVs are devices with a long life cycle, often lasting many years before being replaced. Therefore, for most users, 4K TV is the most balanced choice between display quality, price and ability to meet long-term needs.
Currently, 4K TVs have become popular in many price segments, diverse models and brands. Meanwhile, 8K TVs still have high prices, and compatible content sources are not really rich. Therefore, investing in 8K TVs at the present time is not really necessary for most users.
If your budget is limited or you only need to buy a small-sized TV, about 42 inches or less, Full HD resolution still meets your basic television viewing and entertainment needs.
Is curved screen TV worth buying?
Curved screen TVs have been promoted as providing a more vivid viewing experience and creating a highlight for interior spaces.
In case you want to own a large-sized TV model with a different design, a curved screen TV may be a choice worth considering.
Aside from aesthetic factors, curved screen TVs do not make a significant difference in visual experience compared to flat screen TVs (Photo: The Conversation).
In fact, the benefits of curved screen design are not clear enough to convince the majority of users, while the selling price is often higher. This is also the reason why many manufacturers have gradually stopped developing this product line, similar to the previous 3D TV trend.
Smart TV is currently the mainstream choice on the market. Each company uses a separate platform, for example Sony and TCL use Google TV, Samsung uses Tizen, and LG uses webOS.
There is no absolutely superior platform. Instead, users should choose an operating system that suits their usage habits, especially if there are elderly people in the family or little exposure to technology.
To save costs, another option is to buy a regular TV and add a TV Box to expand smart features when needed.
Don't ignore the warranty
Besides configuration and features, warranty is an important factor when choosing to buy a TV.
Electronic device lifespan can be affected by many factors such as usage environment, humidity, temperature or power quality. Therefore, users should carefully learn about the warranty period, repair and exchange conditions and service center system before deciding to buy the product.
Choosing a brand with a clear after-sales policy will help minimize risks and save costs if the device has problems during use.