Televisions are one of the most widely used electronic devices. At the beginning of the quality and performance features of televisions are screen size, screen resolution, game features, display technology (LED or OLED), refresh rates and smart TV features. What a person watches and when is an important point in choosing these features.

Screen size is determined by diagonal measurements in inches (corner to corner). Screen size is all about venue dimensions and budget.

Today, televisions with a 4K screen resolution (horizontal screen resolution of about 4 thousand pixels) are common. 8K screen resolution means four times more pixels than 4K. But naturally that doesn't mean the TV is four times better.

On the other hand, many newer TVs have inputs that support some or all of the HDMI 2.1 features. In general, game lovers prefer televisions with HDMI 2.1.

Although 4K and 8K televisions display millions of pixels, the HDR (high dynamic range) feature expands the range between the darkest blacks and brightest whites of the image and improves the quality of the pixels. The image on the screen becomes richer and more realistic.

LED and OLED televisions differ in how their panels illuminate the image. OLED TVs are self-illuminating, while LED TVs provide backlighting through a liquid crystal layer.

A television's refresh rate refers to the number of times the screen refreshes itself per second. High-end models usually offer a 120Hz refresh rate, meaning the screen refreshes itself 120 times per second.

All new TVs today have smart TV features such as built-in Wi-Fi, streaming apps, and voice control compatibility.

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