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.

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If you can afford it, there are few reasons not to consider getting a Neo QLED TV – its performance is truly spellbinding for an LCD TV – but it comes at quite the cost, so if you're interested in getting a Samsung TV at lower prices then consider the traditional QLED line of even the Korean company's Crystal UHD range ...

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.

The Quantum Dots that make up the QLED panels are capable of emitting not only brighter and sharper images but darker ones for low-lit scenes. QLED displays outperform both LCD and LED displays in terms of color reproduction and, naturally, the images offer a superior contrast ratio.

– Yes, if the streaming app supports 4K streaming and your Samsung Smart TV is compatible with 4K resolution, you can enjoy the Super Bowl in stunning detail.

No, Samsung smart TVs come with built-in streaming apps, so you do not need an external device to watch the Super Bowl. However, if you prefer using a specific streaming device, you can connect it to your TV and access the streaming service through that device.

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. This is because it's still lighting millions of pixels with only thousands of LEDs. The result is minimal, but still visible, light bleed.

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.

QLEDs can usually produce a much brighter picture than an OLED, which is important if you're watching in a sunny room. OLEDs have closed the brightness gap in recent years, but in general, if you need a very bright picture, you want a QLED.

OLED TVs produce the best HDR picture quality, the best motion, and the widest viewing angles of any TV currently available. Learn more about OLED technology in this article.