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What Hi-Fi?
What Hi-Fi?
Technology
John Archer

Samsung QN95D

The Samsung QN95D TV photographed on a wooden table.

There was a time when a manufacturer producing similarly priced OLED and LCD TVs in a range made perfect sense. You had the LCDs for bright room setups, and the OLEDs for dark-room home cinema groupies. Plus there used to be concerns about OLED screen burn if you tried to drive them anywhere near as bright as LCD TVs could go.

Now that OLEDs are finding ways to get brighter without seemingly increasing their susceptibility to screen burn, is the TV landscape changing? Or, to be more specific, is there still a space in the market for premium LCD TVs? 

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