At their most thrilling, the best LED lights for your TV will connect and sync in real-time with the colors and sounds you’re streaming. At their simplest, LED TV lights will create a soft, adjustable backlight behind your television, enhancing the ambiance of your home entertainment and reducing eye strain. Yet in their 55-inch screen sizes, one TV is selling for $1,300 and the other for less than $500 right now.While the TV itself is crucial for building out your home theater setup, LED lights for TVs can add a truly theater-like experience. Both utilize the latest picture technologies, such as full-array LED backlights with local dimming and quantum dot technology, to enhance the vividness of their colors. Both are smart TVs, which means they connect to the internet directly and have some form of built-in media streaming. Both TVs are equipped with 4K resolution, so their screens have the same amount of pixels. Take, for example, our current upgrade pick for the best LCD/LED TV, the Samsung QN90B, and our pick for the best budget 4K TV, the TCL 5-Series. Though the right $500 TV may indeed be good enough for the lion’s share of buyers, spending more on a premium TV secures considerable improvements in picture performance, feature set, and/or build quality.īut understanding what makes one TV worth more than another can be confusing because a higher-end TV and an affordable TV may appear identical on paper. Why would anyone spend $2,000 on a TV? Our readers (and even fellow Wirecutter writers) ask this question often-especially once we’ve crowned the best budget 4K TV for the year.
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