First, Samsung dazzled attendees of its First Look occasion with its clear MicroLED TV, showcasing vibrant pictures dancing throughout a slab of skinny, glowing glass. Samsung has been teasing MicroLED tech for years now, which guarantees the identical distinction and ideal black ranges as OLED due to pixel-level picture management, however in a brighter and doubtlessly modular type issue. Unfortunately, as earlier than, Samsung’s newest MicroLED show reveals no indicators of coming to market anytime quickly.

Not so with LG’s clear marvel, a 77-inch rollable OLED TV dubbed the OLED T. Not solely did LG declare its see-through display screen will probably be accessible for buy, however the model additionally accounted for potential drawbacks of the tech with a separate, rollable distinction display screen that may stand as a backdrop if you need to watch a film or TV present. The TV may even obtain wi-fi video and audio transmission by way of the corporate’s Zero Connect Box. LG mentioned the thought behind its creation is to permit you to place it just about wherever, together with in entrance of a window, with out creating an eyesore. It doesn’t damage that it additionally seems to be cool as hell. No pricing as of but.

Shockingly Bright Lights

The evolution of more and more brighter TVs has been rising of late, with 2023 showcasing important developments throughout show sorts to make HDR video pop like by no means earlier than. At CES 2024, Chinese electronics makers Hisense and TCL blew the doorways off the brightening, with two searingly highly effective TVs that promise to vary the sport considerably.

TCL’s flagship QM8 show led the best way, claiming an astonishing 5,000 nits of peak brightness to associate with wonderful colour protection and as much as 5,000 dimming zones from its miniLED backlight energy plant. That quantity greater than doubles many of the brightest TVs we examined final 12 months, with TCL going as far as to name its newest mannequin—which features a 115-inch monster-sized model—“the best TV” of 2024 earlier than the 12 months even will get as much as brush its enamel.

Not to be outdone, Hisense confirmed off its beforehand teased 110UX TV, a 110-inch behemoth packing a claimed 10,000 nits peak brightness. The TV guarantees different spectacular attributes, together with a claimed 95 p.c protection of the best colour vary normal and over 40,000 dimming zones to tamp down all these shiny lights when issues get darkish. Both TVs are anticipated to reach this spring, with precise pricing but to be disclosed.

Mega Screens for the Masses?

Hisense’s large 110UX is much from the one gigantic TV coming our approach in 2024. In reality, CES 2024 guarantees a extra equitable division of monster-sized screens. While there will probably be no scarcity of premium shows approaching 100 inches or bigger from manufacturers like LG, Samsung, Hisense, and TCL, the latter two TV makers will probably be bringing big-screen fashions to revenue ranges beneath the 1 p.c.

At its CES 2024 press convention, TCL introduced that its fashionable midrange QM7 collection will add a 98-inch mannequin, alongside 85-inch sizes of its lower-tier S Class TVs. Hisense will compete with a 100-inch model of its U7 collection, the U76N. We don’t but have US pricing on all of those mega fashions, however based mostly on 2023 prices, you may anticipate at the very least a few of them to drop beneath the five-figure mark.