Mini-LED TVs use thousands of tiny LEDs as their backlight source, far more than traditional LED TVs. This allows for precise control over brightness and darkness in different scr ...

A common problem for mini-LED TVs is backlight blooming (where light surrounds brighter objects on dark backgrounds, creating a halo effect) but if these new innovations can reduce this issue ...

Let's start with how current mini-LED backlit TVs work. There's a grid of tiny LEDs behind the pixels, and these generate the light that will reach your eyes. These LEDs are all blue (another ...

The size of LEDs used in backlight arrangements has gotten smaller, hence 'Mini-LED', and that means more precision and control, for greater brightness and less light bleed. Other technologies ...

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That light also needs to be carefully controlled ... drawing undue and distracting attention to the mechanics of the Mini LED backlighting system. This brings us to the QM6K’s new Condensed ...

Traditional Mini-LED TVs rely on a backlight composed of thousands of tiny blue LEDs. This light passes through a layer of quantum dots and colour filters to produce the colours you see on the screen.

Philips has unveiled its 2025 TV lineup, bringing with it several significant updates across its range of backlit models ...