Panel Type?The display technology used. OLED has the best blacks and contrast. QLED is brighter with vivid colors. IPS has accurate colors and wide viewing angles.
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Resolution?The number of pixels on screen. 4K (3840×2160) is the current standard for premium TVs. More pixels = sharper image.
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Refresh Rate?How many times the screen refreshes per second. 60Hz is fine for movies. 120Hz+ is noticeably smoother. 144Hz is ideal for gaming.
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Response Time?How quickly pixels change colour. Lower is better. 1ms GTG is ideal for gaming; ≤4ms is excellent.
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HDR?High Dynamic Range — expands the range of brightness and color. Dolby Vision is the best, followed by HDR10+, then HDR10.
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Color Coverage?The percentage of a wide colour space the display can reproduce. Higher = more vivid, accurate colours.
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Sync Technology?Variable refresh rate technology that eliminates screen tearing. G-Sync and FreeSync Premium Pro are the premium standards.
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Connectivity
HDMI Ports?Number of HDMI inputs. More ports means more devices connected at once. HDMI 2.1 supports 4K@120Hz for gaming.
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HDMI 2.1
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DisplayPort?High-bandwidth video input. DisplayPort 1.4 can handle 4K@144Hz — preferred for gaming monitors.
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USB-C PD
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USB Ports?Number of USB ports for connecting storage drives, keyboards or other peripherals.
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VESA Mount?Standard hole pattern on the back for wall-mounting brackets.
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Model
Model Year?The year this model was released. Newer models generally have better specs and software support.
