Everything You Need To Know About UHD TVs

Understanding UHD Resolution

Let's start by unravelling the mystery behind UHD resolution. UHD, or Ultra High Definition, refers to an incredible level of visual detail that goes beyond Full HD. It boasts a minimum resolution of 3840x2160 pixels, which is four times the resolution of traditional HD. With UHD, you'll witness stunningly lifelike images, crystal-clear details, and vibrant colours that breathe life into every scene. Whether you're catching up on your favourite TV series or immersing yourself in the latest blockbuster, UHD resolution ensures an unparalleled visual feast that will leave you captivated.

Unveiling the Power of UHD

UHD is more than just a resolution—it's a complete package that encompasses superior picture quality and a host of advanced features. The magic begins with HDR (High Dynamic Range) technology*, which enhances the contrast and colour range of your content, resulting in greater depth and realism. Say goodbye to washed-out images and hello to an incredibly vivid, lifelike viewing experience.

But that's not all! Some UHD TVs come equipped with advanced upscaling technology*, which intelligently enhances lower-resolution content to near-UHD quality. This means you can enjoy your favourite movies and shows, regardless of their original resolution, with enhanced clarity and sharpness. So, even if you're watching a DVD or streaming an older TV series, the UHD TV will work its magic to bring out the best in your content.

UHD Vs. QLED

With so many options available, it's crucial to understand the differences between UHD and QLED technology. While UHD refers to the resolution, QLED stands for Quantum Dot LED. QLED TVs utilise quantum dot technology to produce stunningly vibrant colours and exceptional brightness levels. By using microscopic particles that emit different colours when illuminated, QLED TVs achieve an astonishing colour range and improved overall picture quality. In essence, UHD refers to the resolution, while QLED is a display technology that enhances the colour reproduction of the UHD panel.

Is UHD 4K?

The terms UHD and 4K are often used interchangeably, leading to confusion among consumers. While there are similarities, it's important to note that they are not exactly the same. UHD, as we've discussed, refers to the resolution of 3840x2160 pixels, which is four times the resolution of Full HD. On the other hand, 4K typically refers to a resolution of 4096x2160 pixels, which is commonly used in the cinema industry. However, for most consumer TVs, UHD has become synonymous with 4K, as they both provide an exceptional level of detail and are widely used in the market. 

Shop UHD TVs

Hisense 55" A7KAU 4K UHD Smart TV 23

TCL 65" C745 QLED Google TV 23

Samsung 85" CU8000 4K Crystal UHD Smart TV 23

Experience UHD

Now that you're armed with the knowledge of UHD resolution, the power of UHD technology, and the distinction between UHD and QLED, it's time to take the plunge into the future of entertainment. At The Good Guys, we offer a wide selection of UHD TVs from top brands, including Samsung, TCL, and Hisense, ensuring you find the perfect fit for your home and lifestyle. Get ready to indulge in jaw-dropping visuals, captivating colours, and an immersive viewing experience like no other. Elevate your entertainment and make every moment on the screen come alive with the magic of UHD. Visit us in-store or explore online discover your perfect TV today!

*Features may vary on each UHD TV - check product Technical Specifications for more information.