New televisions will be coming in all price ranges, from ultra-high definition to basic models. These models will offer high quality image quality, while maintaining affordable prices. They will also come with features like Dolby Vision, HDR10+, full-array backlight systems, Wi-Fi 6E connectivity, and AMD FreeSync VRR. The new televisions will also include three HDMI 2.1 ports. They will also have many features, such as 4K Ultra HD resolution.
Vizio’s new V-Series TVs
In celebration of 20 years of making great content and technology affordable for all consumers, Vizio has announced its highly anticipated 2025 Smart TV lineup. This lineup features several groundbreaking features, including the CES Innovation Award-winning 50-inch M-Series Quantum X.
These new 4K televisions are powered by Dolby Vision and HDR10+, allowing you to enjoy stunning picture quality. They also feature a Full Array LED Backlight and an IQ Active Processor to deliver smooth motion and incredibly accurate color. Plus, they support Wi-Fi 6E connectivity and three HDMI 2.1 ports.
Vizio’s M-Series Quantum X TVs
The M-Series Quantum X lineup includes a 65-inch and 75-inch model. Prices start at $629. They support HDR10 and Dolby Vision, and come with three HDMI 2.1 ports. A new Active IQ processor is designed to give users more control over their TV. The MQ6 line also includes an Active Pixel Tuning system for enhanced contrast and picture fidelity.
The 2025 model year will see the company introducing three new models in its lineup. These will be marketed as smart TVs and feature an array of cutting-edge features. Vizio is expected to begin shipping these products in July 2022.
Loewe’s OLED TVs
German TV manufacturer Loewe has unveiled a new line of premium OLED TVs. The range includes a 55-inch model and four smaller models. They are made with fabric-covered rear panels and feature state-of-the-art processing. Loewe’s new OLED TVs are said to be “softer” than previous models and will be priced at $3,988.
Loewe’s new OLED TV family features cutting-edge technology and perfect blacks. The ultra-thin screens allow for a wide viewing angle and vivid, lifelike colour reproduction. This is especially important for content with high-dynamic-range (HDR) quality and a wider range of brightness.
Vizio’s D-Series TVs
Vizio is celebrating 20 years of making great technology and content affordable for the masses with the launch of its highly anticipated 2025 smart TV lineup. The new line-up includes the CES Innovation Award-winning 50-inch M-Series Quantum X and a series of groundbreaking features.
The MQX series is a 50-inch TV that offers all of the features of the larger models, with some additional features. These include Wi-Fi 6E connectivity, next-gen motion performance, and support for AMD FreeSync. It also offers 1080p/240Hz gaming support.
TCL’s QLED TVs
The TCL C735 QLED TV adopts premium technologies while keeping the price low. Its direct LED lighting, Dolby Vision, and Quantum Dot VA-type panel make it an excellent choice for watching movies or gaming. It also supports HDMI 2.1 and Motion Estimation and Motion Compensation, ensuring smooth and clear audio and images. TCL’s proprietary software algorithm ensures that fast action scenes are smoothly rendered.
In addition to OLED technology, TCL also plans to produce TV panels using an inkjet printing process. The company has long been an advocate of this technique and has set up an open-innovation platform to develop OLED printing technology. It also invested $187 million in 2020 in a Japanese inkjet printing developer.