We have reviewed a couple of Devant TVs last year. There was the huge Devant 65UHD200 4K LED TV and the Devant 55UHV200 4K LED TV. These two LED TVs continue to bring me readers to the blog even up to now. I reckon these are potential buyers who search for information about Devant TVs since we rarely get to see any reviews about them. Anyway, we were invited to attend Devant Quantum Ultra UHD TV Launch.
The Devant Quantum Ultra HD TV is the most capable and fully featured ultra-high definition TV Devant has ever released that is designed to meet the expectations of today’s TV enthusiasts. Under this flagship series are the 75-inch QUHV01 and the QUHV02 available in 65-inch and 55-inch. Devant’s Quantum Ultra HD TV line has a 4K Ultra HD resolution and its High Dynamic Range (HDR) is capable of displaying accurate color and contrast. Powered by the quantum dot technology, images seen on the Quantum Ultra HD TV screen are more vibrant, crisp and detailed as ever.
Quantum dots (QD) are tiny bits of semiconductor that are able to tightly confine electric charge and emit light. They are tiny crystals that are about 10,000 times narrower than a human hair and up to five times smaller than the width of a DNA strand. As tiny as they can be, they have the ability to produce vibrant colors when hit by light. Incorporating these quantum dots in large screens such as televisions would give you impressive picture quality because quantum dot displays are four times brighter than a standard display. Despite the big leap in display quality, there is no need to worry about increase in energy consumption because televisions with quantum dot displays are very energy efficient. Furthermore, there is no risk of the display’s colors fading over time because quantum dots are inorganic materials that are very durable in nature. They are the next big thing in TVs, bringing superior image quality at more affordable price points.
Like the previous Devant LED TVs I reviewed, these new Devant Quantum Ultra UHD TV come with UHD Upscaler that automatically upscale video contents to a higher and clearer quality, built-in Netflix and YouTube apps, and the App Store to equip your TV with more content.
For more information about Devant’s Quantum Ultra HD TV, visit www.devanttv.com and their official Facebook page www.facebook.com/devant.tv.
Great review! It’s interesting to see how the Devant Quantum Ultra UHD TV stacks up against OLED technology. I appreciate the detailed comparisons and can’t wait to see how it performs in real-world conditions. Definitely considering this for my next upgrade!
I’ve been considering an upgrade to my TV, and your insights on the Devant Quantum Ultra UHD TV really opened my eyes! The comparisons with OLED are especially intriguing. I appreciate how you highlighted the picture quality and color performance. Now I’m even more tempted to check this model out! Thanks for the detailed review!
I’ve been eyeing the Devant Quantum Ultra UHD TV for a while now, and your review made me reconsider my preference for OLED! The color accuracy and brightness you mentioned seem like a game-changer, especially for bright rooms. I appreciate the detailed comparison with OLEDs; it gives me a lot to think about before making a purchase. Thanks for the insights!
Great review! I’ve always been curious about Quantum Ultra technology and how it stacks up against OLED. Your insights really helped clarify the differences. I’m especially intrigued by the brightness levels and color accuracy you mentioned. Thinking about making the switch for my home theater setup!
I’ve been considering upgrading my TV, and your detailed comparison of the Devant Quantum Ultra UHD TV with OLED options really opened my eyes. It’s intriguing to see how quantum dot technology stacks up against OLED, especially in terms of brightness and color accuracy. Thanks for the insights!
I appreciate the detailed comparison between the Devant Quantum Ultra UHD TV and OLED TVs! It’s great to see the pros and cons laid out so clearly. I’m particularly intrigued by the bright colors and high contrast levels you mentioned. It makes me wonder if the Quantum Ultra can really rival OLED in terms of viewing experience in darker rooms. Thanks for the insights!