Written by Summary: Here we introduce you 6 best UHD TVs in details, and then you give the solution how to full use this UHD TV with enjoy almost all video on them without any issues.
If you’re looking for the absolute best TVs available in 2015/early 2016, you’ve found them. We’ve listed the most brag-worthy, eye-poppingly awesome televisions available today for your perusing pleasure, and since we’ve reviewed the 6 best UHD TVs for you in details:
Panasonic TC-65CX850U ($3,500)
If you long for the distinctive look of a plasma TV, then you’ll get no closer to the discontinued tech than Panasonic’s CX850 series LED TV. Through the use of their highly regarded Studio Master Drive processing, Panasonic has somehow figured out how to make an LED TV look a lot like a plasma TV. The CX850’s refined picture quality isn’t the sort that dazzles at the start, only to burn you out on the long term; rather, it’s one that feels comfortable from the get-go and pleases for years to come. If you like an accurate picture that’s good enough to get THX’s certification, this is the TV for you. The only caveat? You’ll probably have to order it directly from Panasonic, since it is nearly impossible to find at retail.
Sony XBR65X930C ($3,500)
While Sony’s X930C series may lack the direct backlighting its (much) bigger brother features, it is still an impressive TV. Many of Sony’s competitors are just now jumping on the nanocrystal display bandwagon, but Sony’s had them for years under the moniker “Triluminous Display.” Paired with Sony’s X-Reality Pro processing engine, this display technology produces incredibly vivid color capable of high brightness across the spectrum. Black are not as impressive or uniformly inky as the X940C because it uses an edge-lit backlighting system. Still, you can get it in sizes 65-inches and under, and at a much more manageable price, making this series a must-have for our best-of list.
Samsung UN65JS9500 ($4,000)
Samsung pulled zero punches when it designed the JS9500 series, integrating high dynamic range (HDR) support and expanding its color gamut using a proprietary twist on nanocrystals. All of the bells and whistles are here, including Samsung’s new Tizen smart TV operating system. Samsung’s flagship is ultra-bright and offers impressive black levels, culminating in eye-popping contrast. Samsung calls it SUHD; we call it awesome.
LG 65EF9500 ($5,000)
LG finally coughed up a flat 4K UHD OLED earlier this year, and the results are as spectacular as we hoped. The 65EF9500 offers perfect black levels, stunning contrast, outstanding color, and pulls off HDR better than any other TV we’ve seen yet, all in an incredibly thin panel. Picking the best TV of the year has never been so easy — it was a landslide victory for the 65EF9500.
LG 65EG9600 ($5,000)
Curved TVs may be controversial, but some folks like the look, so if you happen to be one of them, consider the curved version of LG’s 4K UHD OLED TV. It doesn’t offer HDR, but it’s still got a gorgeous, high-contrast picture and LG’s excellent WebOS smart operating system. There are a few quirks to be aware of, so be sure to check out our full review for the complete run-down.
Sony XBR75X940C ($7,000)
Sony’s flagship TV for the year only comes in one size: Huge — 75-inches, to be exact. We’re perturbed that Sony kept its best full-array direct LED backlighting system for its biggest, most expensive TV, because it’s that backlighting system that allows the X940C to produce some of the best black levels and screen uniformity available in an LED TV today. Be that as it may, the X940C stands as the overall best-looking LED TV we’ve seen this year. So, if you can afford it (and fit it into your living room) don’t hesitate to pull the trigger on this outstanding TV.
How to make ALL video playable on UHD TV
For many users, it would be a difficult task, play favorite video on their UHD TV. There we give the ultimate solution to make all video become playable on UHD TV. Here recommend you a professional video converter–Pavtube HD Video Converter for Mac(read the review) is the best converter to convert XAVC, XAVC L, MXF, H.265 HEVC,MKV, AVI, MTS, WMV, MOV, MPG to UHD TV, it can keep the original sources quality after converted.
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Note: The Mac Version as example, Windows Version has the same Steps except the main interface logo.
Step 1. Import source video to this app by clicking the “Add video” button on the main UI. Or choose to add multiple videos from the same folder on your computer hard drive.
Step 2. You can also choose compatible video format from “TVS” extended selections, it has the special output *.mp4 format for Panasonic TV, Samsung TV, LG TV, SONY TV with zero quality loss.
Step 3. Adjustments like video size, bitrate, frame rate, sample rate, and channels are available. The 5.1 channel allows you to enjoy sounds from different directions and turns your home to a grand concert.
Step 4. After you have properly set up all the output profile parameters, start the conversion process by hitting right-bottom convert button.
You can find the generated files by clicking “Open output folder” when the conversion is completed. Transfer them to an external USB hard drive and plug the drive into your UHD TV, you will have no difficulty to watch any videos on your large screen UHD TV.
Related program:
Pavtube MXF Converter / Mac Version: can handle MXF/MXF footage produced by Canon, Sony and Panasonic camcorders and convert MXF video files to various video format supported by popular devices such as iPad Air/4/3, iPhone 5S/5C/5/4S/4, Apple TV 3, Google Nexus, Samsung Galaxy Tab S/3/2, Samsung Galaxy S5/S4/S3, Surface RT/Pro, PS4/PS3, WDTV, etc.
Pavtube MTS/M2TS Converter / Mac Version：The best MTS converter on the market, which can convert MTS videos and other HD formats to FCP X Apple ProRes codec MOV format, or convert MTS to Avid Media Composer/Adobe Premiere Pro/iMovie native supported video format.
Pavtube Media Magician / Mac Version: A nice camcorder assistant manager, lossless camcorder video joiner, MTS/ M2TS/ MXF/ MOV/ MKV/ TiVo/ WMV/ AVI/ MPG converter and editor. Meamwhile it supported upload edited video to YouTube directly.
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