In this article, Full Array LED vs. QLED goes head-to-head. We will dive into the specs of both panel types, explain their differences, look at their pros and cons, and see their best use cases.
A QLED TV is an LED TV that uses a quantum-dot layer between the backlight and the LCD panel. When light hits these microscopic quantum dots, it produces brighter colors that are more heavily saturated than traditional LED TVs.
Today we are specifically looking at Full Array, which is different from edge-lit LED panels due to a grid of LEDs lighting the panel instead of the line of LEDs around one or more sides.