4K Ultra HD TVs

What is 4K Resolution?

4K Ultra HD resolution contains 3840 x 2160 pixels, totaling over 8 million pixels—four times the pixel count of Full HD (1920 x 1080). This increased resolution delivers sharper images, finer details, and the ability to sit closer to larger screens without seeing individual pixels.

Benefits of 4K Resolution

• Exceptional Detail: See fine textures and details invisible in lower resolutions
• Larger Screen Sizes: Enjoy bigger screens without visible pixelation
• Better Upscaling: Lower resolution content looks better on 4K displays
• HDR Support: 4K TVs typically include HDR for enhanced picture quality
• Abundant Content: Streaming services, gaming, and broadcast all support 4K
• Future-Proof: 4K is the current standard for premium content

4K Content Availability

4K content is widely available from streaming services like Netflix, Prime Video, Disney+, and Apple TV+. Gaming consoles support 4K gaming, and 4K Blu-ray discs offer the highest quality physical media. Many broadcast channels are also transitioning to 4K.

Upscaling Technology

Modern 4K TVs include sophisticated upscaling processors that enhance lower-resolution content. While upscaled content doesn't match native 4K quality, good upscaling makes HD and even SD content look significantly better on 4K displays.

4K vs 8K: Which to Choose?

For most buyers in 2024, 4K remains the better choice. 4K offers excellent picture quality, abundant content, and better value. 8K provides minimal visible improvement on typical screen sizes and viewing distances, with very limited content availability.

Choosing the Right 4K TV

When selecting a 4K TV, consider display technology (OLED vs QLED vs LED), HDR support (HDR10, Dolby Vision, HLG), smart TV platform, gaming features, and screen size appropriate for your viewing distance. Our experts can help you find the perfect 4K TV for your needs.