What do curved TVs bring? Explained in a simple and understandable way
This practical tip explains exactly what curved TVs bring and how curved TVs differ from conventional devices.
Curved TVs: What does it do?
Curved TV technology is still in its early stages. In the following, we will show you the advantages of technology. You can read about the disadvantages of curved TVs in the next paragraph.
- On a curved TV, the picture appears larger and more contrasting. Contents look more realistic and plastic, which gives the viewer an overall very nice-looking picture.
- Curved TVs show their strengths particularly in films in UHD resolution or, for example, football games in correspondingly high picture quality.
- Arched televisions have all the necessary connections to connect game consoles, BluRay players or other devices to the TV.
The disadvantages of curved TVs
- In order to be able to enjoy the full splendor of the arched picture, you should sit in front of the television at the optimal viewing angle. If the position is too slanted or too far away, the subjectively perceived image quality sometimes suffers.
- Curved TVs are still quite expensive compared to "normal" TVs. If you are looking for a curved TV with 4K resolution, you can hardly get below a four-digit price. A relatively inexpensive model is the Samsung UE55HU7200 for around 1150 euros.
Curved TV from Samsung in the video
In the next practical tip, we will clarify the question of whether it is worth buying a UHD television.