How To Choose LED TV  For Home

Do you have trouble deciding which smart LED television is the best on the market? It's likely, to be sure. What you need to know about buying a smart TV is what to look for. In the African countries of Nigeria, Ghana, Uganda, Burkina Faso, and Sierra Leone, there are numerous prominent television brands. Those that are out there, on the other hand, are still interested in certain labels.

Continue reading to learn how to select the best flat screen TV for your home within your budget and based on your viewing habits.

1. Brand, After-Sales

The brand is the first thing to remember when purchasing a smart TV. Make sure you're familiar with the numerous smart TV brands available.  People usually stick to high-end labels. A company like Goldfinch, on the other hand, might be a good choice if you don't want to spend a lot of money.

Consider the warranty, the level of after-sales support, including the network of service centers, and optional features including installation and accessories.

If you're shopping in a physical store, don't pick a brand solely based on the salesperson's recommendation. Doing any research, such as reading online reviews, will assist you in making an informed decision.

2. Screen Size

When buying a smart LED TV, the screen size is the next most important thing to remember. It all depends on where you want to put it, how big the place is, and how many people will be watching at any given time. The estimated screen size can be determined by measuring the distance between the TV and the bed, chair, or sofa.

If the viewing distance is less than 5 feet, go for a 32 Inch TV. If the distance between the two points is around 5-6 feet, go with a 43 inch TV. For viewing distances of 6-7 feet, a 46- or 50 Inch TV would suffice. For lengths greater than 8 feet, 50 and 55-inch panels may be used. 

3.Screen Resolution

The number of pixels on the screen, or how bright and crisp it is, is defined by the screen resolution. A higher resolution translates to more pixels and a clearer image. We don't recommend buying HD smart televisions right now. Instead, if your budget allows, opt for Full-HD or 4K screens.

4. Refresh Rate

The refresh rate refers to how many times a display's content is refreshed per second. It is defined by Hertz (Hz). The standard refresh rate for television displays is 60Hz. 

A higher refresh rate means more fluid motion, particularly in action sequences that move at breakneck speed. During such demanding scenes, 60 Hz displays are prone to jittering performance.Despite the fact that sports content is not high per second, High-Frame Rate (HFR) assistance for movies and major sporting events will be available soon.

5.Sound

When testing the sound quality on your TV, keep in mind that the higher the wattage, the louder the sound. It's particularly important if you have a large home and only need audio in certain rooms. The best thing to do is play a few loud action scenes and then respond to the harshness in deciding if the audio is thin or unpleasant at high volumes and basses for those thrilling action sequences.

6. Price

Finally, you can assess if the Smart TV's price represents its features and quality. The best way to do so is to look at the other TVs in the segment.

Smart LED TVs from Samsung, Sony, and LG are usually expensive. In contrast, brands like Goldfinch offer low cost budget smart televisions.In addition, Goldfinch are at the forefront of providing the best high-quality LED TV deals across Africa.

Conclusion:

This was a comprehensive look at how to choose an LED television for your home.We've covered all of the essential factors to consider or look for when purchasing a Smart LED TV, regardless of budget.

So, look at the options available in both the offline and online markets, review all of the requirements and features, compare to the competition, look for any special  LED TV deals, and then make your purchase. We hope that this article has aided you in your quest for the best Smart LED TV for your home.