How to choose a smart TV?

In the past, the versions that could only connect to the Internet or home networks were called smart TVs. However, in the developing world, many more features have been added to the name "smart".
A connected smart TV can stream media from Netflix, Disney+ and other subscription services over your home network. These apps can be installed on smart TVs, so you don't need to use an additional device (such as an Apple TV or game console). You can also connect any dynamics and turn the house into a real cinema.
In any case, if you decide to buy a TV, pay attention to some very important features

1 Screen type

The quality of your favorite shows depends on the type of screen. They come in LCD, OLED, QLED versions. If you are looking for cheap TVs, you should choose LED TVs because the lights have relatively lower power consumption. You can buy a Xiaomi TV with a similar setting.

2 Screen sizes

Most TVs under 55 inches today are mostly substandard. Many manufacturers still make models below this size, but you will have an average quality TV.
As TV prices have dropped and technology has improved, 65-inch models have become the standard for many.
And 75-inch and more TVs are recommended to buy for people who have a huge room.

3 Screen resolution

It means the number of pixels on your screen. Any TV shop will tell you that this is the most important point when buying a TV, because the denser the pixels are, the less they will interfere with your favorite shows. Modern TVs have a resolution of 1080p "Full HD" (1920 x 1080 pixels), 4K Ultra HD or "UHD" (3840 x 2160). Full HD screens are now old technology and are reserved for only the smallest and cheapest models, and 8K resolution in "8K UHD" (7680 x 4320) versions is available mostly on expensive, large-screen TVs.

4 Lighting

Any TV other than OLED uses a combination of LED backlighting that passes through multiple substrates. There is a layer that creates the color and image, and a layer that illuminates said image so we can see it, which is controlled by the TV's internal processing. These backlight systems have a big impact on how well your LED TV screen looks.

5 Game performance

If you're going to play games on your TV, there are two factors to consider: refresh rate and input lag. Most standard TVs have a 60 Hz refresh rate, which means that the display can automatically achieve 60 frames per second on the screen. However, modern games and gaming systems can support up to 120 frames per second. For this reason, the best gaming TVs are manufactured with a 120 Hz panel.

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