Difference between LG LED TV & Samsung LED TV;

@me@ce • 13 May, 2011 Friends, I'll be waiting for your valuable replies......?

@Nivedita Matlabi • 15 May, 2011 I think LG's LED TV is the best.....!

@naman12d • 17 May, 2011 No, there is no difference between these two brands LED TVs, they both are same.....!

@Harshad Italiya • 17 May, 2011 Well both have same LED technology but still if you want one choice then i will go with SAMSUNG LED TV. 😀

@Kaustubh Katdare • 17 May, 2011 Why do you want LED in first place? They are unnecessarily priced higher than LCDs. Unless you are watching BLU-RAY or 1080p movies, you won't even notice the difference. Go for a large screen LCD TV.

@PraveenKumar Purushothaman • 17 May, 2011 I second Biggie... But if you see in reality, Samsung is pioneer in TV manufacturing. So better go for Samsung... 😀

@me@ce • 18 May, 2011

The_Big_K

Why do you want LED in first place? They are unnecessarily priced higher than LCDs. Unless you are watching BLU-RAY or 1080p movies, you won't even notice the difference. Go for a large screen LCD TV.

Truly agree with your point...but I am already using LG's LCD TV at home, and this time I've plan to buy LED TV, so that' why I am asking for LED TV suggestions.

@Akram Shah • 18 May, 2011 I think these days LG is leading at top & consistently doing best in TVs, so you should go for LG....!!!

And LG is also using the IPS Panel in its LED TVs, which makes LG's LED TV superior than any other brand LED TV.....!

@me@ce • 18 May, 2011

Akram Shah

I think these days LG is leading at top & consistently doing best in TVs, so you should go for LG....!!!

And LG is also using the IPS Panel in its LED TVs, which makes LG's LED TV superior than any other brand LED TV.....!

What about Samsung & other tv manufacturers, they are not using the IPS Panel in their tv LED TVs 😕 ?

@awesome! • 18 May, 2011

me@ce

What about Samsung & other tv manufacturers, they are not using the IPS Panel in their tv LED TVs 😕 ?

I think yes, only LG's using the IPS Panel in its LED TV.,

@PraveenKumar Purushothaman • 18 May, 2011 Samsung, they are also using and they are the best... 😀

@Faiz Bilgiramy • 18 May, 2011

me@ce

Hi to all CE members!

In coming month I am planning to buy a new TV screen, I think LG is the best brand, but one of my cousins was talking about the Samsung LED screen.

So friend is there any difference between these two branded LED TVs, if yes do share views.
I would be thanks full for your suggestions…!

Both brands are using the "tiny light emighting diode" in their LED TVs, but the using principle of LEDs is totally different in both brands.

Let us consider Samsung led tv....Samsung has been using the LEDs only at the edge of its led tv, not throughout the screen. But if we talk about the LG's led tv, LG uses the LEDs in its TV throughout the screen...that means user can get the brighter images in LG's led tv as compared to Samsung's...!

So this is the major difference between Samsung LED TV & LG LED TV and recommended brand is LG.

@Akram Shah • 18 May, 2011

praveenscience

Samsung, they are also using and they are the best... 😀

No dear! IPS Panel is used by LG only...😀, while Samsung is using the conventional Panel i.e. VA (vertical Alignment) Panel, which performance is not good as compare to IPS Panel.

@Kaustubh Katdare • 18 May, 2011 I wonder whether we'll ever see SAMOLED plus panel on TVs 😀

@PraveenKumar Purushothaman • 18 May, 2011

Akram Shah

No dear! IPS Panel is used by LG only...😀, while Samsung is using the conventional Panel i.e. VA (vertical Alignment) Panel, which performance is not good as compare to IPS Panel.

Yeah, just got the info... But each time Samsung does something new and brings up something right?

@Akram Shah • 18 May, 2011

praveenscience

Yeah, just got the info... But each time Samsung does something new and brings up something right?

Well maybe! But if we talk about the technical strength of LG and Samsung, so we found LG's at top....!

@PraveenKumar Purushothaman • 19 May, 2011

Akram Shah

Well maybe! But if we talk about the technical strength of LG and Samsung, so we found LG's at top....!

That's really new to hear... 😀

@Akram Shah • 19 May, 2011

praveenscience

That's really new to hear... 😀

Not really.........!!!!

@me@ce • 19 May, 2011

Faiz Bilgiramy

Both brands are using the "tiny light emighting diode" in their LED TVs, but the using principle of LEDs is totally different in both brands.

Let us consider Samsung led tv....Samsung has been using the LEDs only at the edge of its led tv, not throughout the screen. But if we talk about the LG's led tv, LG uses the LEDs in its TV throughout the screen...that means user can get the brighter images in LG's led tv as compared to Samsung's...!

Thanks for making my doubt clear....!

So this is the major difference between Samsung LED TV & LG LED TV and recommended brand is LG.

Thanks for making my doubt clear..😀.!

@me@ce • 19 May, 2011 Thanks to everyone for your kind support....! I thought, should go with LG..

@naman12d • 24 May, 2011

me@ce

Thanks to everyone for your kind support....! I thought, should go with LG..

I think you shouldn't have to go with LG....doesn't means LG is not good,
but I've my own experience with Samsung from last couple of years & my tv is still rocking...!

I always recommend Samsung TV to everyone...!

@me@ce • 24 May, 2011

naman12d

I think you shouldn't have to go with LG....doesn't means LG is not good,
but I've my own experience with Samsung from last couple of years & my tv is still rocking...!

I always recommend Samsung TV to everyone...!

Thanks for your suggestion, But I've owned an excellent experience of LG & would love its technology too...

That's why I've planned for LG....!

@magelec • 24 May, 2011 samsung is definitely better

@me@ce • 24 May, 2011

magelec

samsung is definitely better

I appreciate, but after going through Faiz post it was clear that, how LG and Samsung has been using the LEDs in its screen.

So that's really good...!

@zara mari • 24 May, 2011

me@ce

Hi to all CE members!

In coming month I am planning to buy a new TV screen, I think LG is the best brand, but one of my cousins was talking about the Samsung LED screen.

So friend is there any difference between these two branded LED TVs, if yes do share views.
I would be thanks full for your suggestions…!

It depends on the specs that you consider. I listed the URLs below for the reviews of the two brands you are opting:
The Best of LCD: New LED-Lit TVs From LG, Samsung and Sony Compared --> 2009 review
LED TVs compared: Local dimming, edge-lit, and full array - CNET Reviews --> 2010 review with other brand models
LED TV 2011 - TopTenREVIEWS --> 2011 comparisons (the latest)

Most probably one will go for the look and feel of the TV and how the images were shown right in front your eyes. Almost all LED TVs produce the best picture but it is still you who decides which one suits your taste. 😀

@Akram Shah • 24 May, 2011 Interesting URLs you have posted....Great~!

@me@ce • 24 May, 2011

zara mari

It depends on the specs that you consider. I listed the URLs below for the reviews of the two brands you are opting:
The Best of LCD: New LED-Lit TVs From LG, Samsung and Sony Compared --> 2009 review
LED TVs compared: Local dimming, edge-lit, and full array - CNET Reviews --> 2010 review with other brand models
LED TV 2011 - TopTenREVIEWS --> 2011 comparisons (the latest)

Most probably one will go for the look and feel of the TV and how the images were shown right in front your eyes. Almost all LED TVs produce the best picture but it is still you who decides which one suits your taste. 😀

Thanks brother! I'll far sure go with LED TVs.

@zara mari • 26 May, 2011

me@ce

Thanks brother! I'll far sure go with LED TVs.

You can call me sis. 😒

@me@ce • 26 May, 2011

zara mari

You can call me sis. 😒

Oh..😲!! I am really sorry, I wasn't recognize your name...any ways thanks Sis😒.

@Civilnilesh • 17 Oct, 2011

me@ce

What about Samsung & other tv manufacturers, they are not using the IPS Panel in their tv LED TVs 😕 ?

No they use single piece panel which make the screen more vulnerable to damages...