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OLED screens have been manufactured the same way for years. Lenovo and TCL just broke that norm

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Lenovo has presented the Legion R9000Pa 16-inch gaming laptop that becomes the first device on the market to incorporate an OLED screen manufactured using inkjet printing (Inkjet Printing OLED), a TCL technology that has been around at technology fairs for a few years now. According to Lenovo, this is a relevant step towards the commercialization of this type of panels, especially taking into account that the manufacturing process allows costs to be lowered. A screen that marks all the ticks Although Lenovo has not yet shared the complete technical data sheet of the equipment, the firm has given some quite interesting details. And the Legion R9000P mounts a 16-inch OLED panel with a refresh rate of 240 Hzdesigned especially for the most gamers. Furthermore, according to data provided by Lenovo, the screen covers more than 99% of the DCI-P3 color space and promises to maintain stable color performance regardless of the brightness level, something that the brand links to uses that go beyond gaming, such as professional design. The panel also features a Real RGB Stripe subpixel layout, a design that Lenovo explains corrects text blurring and color striping issues that often appear on OLED displays with the traditional triangular layout. It is worth clarifying, however, that if we look at the panel from the point of view of the specifications it offers, it is not a new technology, since multiple manufacturers already offer quite powerful 240 Hz OLED panels. The novelty lies precisely in how it has been manufactured. this panel. What changes in inkjet printing? Traditional manufacturing of OLED displays is based on a process called vacuum thermal evaporation (VTE), which requires high-precision metal masks and very expensive machinery. TCL CSOT’s IJP OLED technology replaces that method with inkjet printing to deposit the light-emitting organic material, which the company claims simplifies the process, reduces material waste and improves production yield. In practice, this could translate into OLED screens that are cheaper to manufacture without giving up the features that make this type of technology attractive, such as very high contrast and color reproduction. These IJP OLED panels They also promise improvements in brightnessan aspect in which conventional OLED screens usually have more difficulties, and something especially relevant in a laptop when we use it in multiple lighting conditions. Neither Lenovo nor TCL CSOT have confirmed whether those manufacturing savings will be passed on to the consumer, as the company has not yet offered details on pricing. More than a decade of development Although the Legion R9000P is the first commercial application of this technology in a laptop, TCL CSOT has been working on it for more than ten years, according to collect in his own statement. We ourselves have witnessed it on more than one occasion at multiple technology fairs such as CES. And not only in laptops, since the idea is that this manufacturing process is compatible for all types of screens, including televisions. According to data According to Counterpoint Research, TCL has around a 14% share in the global television market, a business until now mainly supported by screens. LCD and mini LEDso this technology could also open the door to compete with Samsung and LG in the OLED field. New products are beginning to appear with this technology The Legion R9000P is not the only product that debuts this technology. And days before its presentation, MSI also showed the monitor PRO MAX OLED 271UPJW12a 27-inch panel with 4K resolution that shares very similar specifications to the TCL CSOT panels, although MSI has not openly confirmed that it uses this manufacturer’s technology. If production costs continue to fall, this technology could facilitate the arrival of higher quality OLED screens to cheaper devices. For now, the Legion R9000P is limited to the Asian market and Lenovo has not offered more details about its technical specifications or its availability in other regions, so we have to wait to find out if a launch in Europe is confirmed. Images | TCL In Xataka | DDR4 and DDR5 are in short supply, Apple raises prices and only two Chinese manufacturers can restore sanity to the market

MediaMarkt starts an express promo with OLED, Mini LED televisions and more

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What will happen tonight in the match between Spain and France? We don’t know, but what we do know is that it is going to be a World Cup semi-final of a very high level. Precisely for this reason, MediaMarkt activated today and only for 24 hours a promo where we are going to have an extra discount on a bunch of 55-inch TVs. TV QD-Mini LED 55″ – TCL 55P8L, UHD 4K, TCL AiPQ Processor, Smart TV, DVB-T2, Dolby Vision·Atmos, 144Hz, Google TV, Black The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Until tomorrow at 9 in the morning we have to take home a new television and we have a lot to choose from. Whether from manufacturers (there are Samsung, Sony, TCL, LG, etc. models) like the technology used by the television. It is important to note that the extra discount, which is 15%, will be automatically applied to the cart. We leave you the five that we like the most right now: LG OLED C5 by 764.15 eurosone of the best quality-price OLED televisions. Philips 55PUS8510/12 by 313.65 eurosaffordable QLED TV with Ambilight. Samsung S95F by 1,093.95 eurosthe best television of the past 2025. Hisense 55E7S by 296.65 euros2026 model compatible with Dolby Vision. TCL 55P8L by 451.35 eurosa QD-Mini LED model ideal for rooms with lots of light. LG OLED C5 We start with the LG OLED C5one of the OLED televisions that we most recommend for its great value for money (and even more so now, which remains for 764.15 euros with this AliExpress promo). A very versatile model for watching movies or playing video games, since it has HDMI 2.1 ports and a refresh rate of up to 144 Hz. 55″ OLED TV – LG OLED55C55LA, 4K OLED, α9 AI Processor 4K Gen8, Smart TV, DVB-T2 (H.265), Black The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Philips 55PUS8510/12 If you prefer a cheaper option or simply don’t want an OLED TV, this Philips 55PUS8510/12 is one of the best-selling QLEDs on the market. It is a model that stands out for having this manufacturer’s Ambilight technology and is ideal for increasing immersion when enjoying it. It is quite economical: it stays in 313.65 euros with the discount that is applied in the cart. 55″ QLED TV – Philips Ambilight 55PUS8510/12, UHD 4K, Titan OS, Smart TV, Pixel Precise Ultra HD, Dolby Atmos, Matte Black The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Samsung S95F We return to another OLED TV, although this time with the one we named last year as the best television of the year. It is about the Samsung S95Fa spectacular television that offers very high image quality and is also ideal for playing with a PlayStation 5 or one Xbox Series X. This model also stands out for having an outstanding anti-reflective treatment. stays in 1,093.95 euros. 55″ OLED TV – Samsung TQ55S95FATXXC, OLED 4K, NQ4 AI Gen3 Processor, Full AI Smart TV, Wifi, Graphite Black The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Hisense 55E7S Another model with a great quality-price ratio is this Hisense 55E7S. This television, which also uses QLED technology, has a light sensor that, thanks to AI, manages the brightness of the TV depending on the lighting in the room to improve the viewing experience. It is one of the most economical models in this promo: it costs 296.65 euros. 55″ QLED TV – Hisense 55E7S, QLED 4K, 4K AI Scaler, Game Plus Mode, Dolby Vision IQ, Black The price could vary. We earn commission from these links TCL 55P8L We close this selection of TVs with the TCL 55P8L, a Smart TV with Mini LED backlighting and QLED technology. It is very balanced and has a high brightness level, which makes it perfect for rooms with lots of light. It is also compatible with Dolby Atmos and has a native refresh rate of 144 Hz, making it one of the best models we can buy for gaming. stays in 451.35 euros. TV QD-Mini LED 55″ – TCL 55P8L, UHD 4K, TCL AiPQ Processor, Smart TV, DVB-T2, Dolby Vision·Atmos, 144Hz, Google TV, Black The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Some of the links in this article are affiliated and may provide a benefit to Xataka. In case of non-availability, offers may vary. Images | LG, Samsung, Philips, Hisense, TCL, Xataka In Xataka | Best televisions in quality price. Which one to buy and seven recommended 4K smart TVs In Xataka | The best TVs to play and get the most out of your PS5 or Xbox Series

“We position it above OLED”

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The battle for the best image in the living room can no longer be counted only as a fight between OLED and Mini LED. What we are seeing now is a new layer within the high end: RGB backlit LCD TVs who want to improve the color. Each manufacturer is putting its own brand name on the table, but the underlying direction is similar. In this context, Sony arrives with True RGB and with a phrase that clearly indicates how far it wants to take its bet. That is the starting point of the conversation we had with Albert GraciaCommercial Director Sony Iberia, during a presentation focused on the company’s RGB 2026 technology and range. Sony did not limit itself to showing new televisions: it wanted to explain why it considers True RGB represents a relevant leap within its BRAVIA family. Hence the question that runs through this article: what cards does Sony play with in a category that is already beginning to move and why does it place its new BRAVIA 9 II at the top of its own range. Sony enters the RGB battle with two proposals for the Spanish market Gracia does not present True RGB as an isolated technology, but rather as Sony’s response to a market that is already being filled with similar names. “Right now on the market there are many technologies that carry the RGB names.”, he explained during the conversation, before taking the argument towards the area that interests the company most: the way in which backlighting is generated and controlled. If we look beyond Sony, photography helps to understand why the term begins to need context. Samsung has the R95H within its Micro RGB familyTCL appears on this map with the RM9L RGB-Mini LED and LG has presented its Micro RGB evo AI, with the MRGB95 as a reference announced for 2026. These are not names that Gracia mentioned in the conversation, but rather examples that we put on the table to understand the market a little better. Sony BRAVIA 7 II What these proposals seek is not simply to put another label on the television box, but to attack one of the most sensitive points of the image: how the light that we later see converted into color is generated. The idea, explained without going into all the engineering, is that a component-based backlight red, green and blue allows you to better tune the intensity and chromatic purity. From there come known promises, but important ones for the high-end: more color volume, better gradation and more precise control of the scene. That’s where Sony tries to make its difference. According to Gracia, True RGB is based on a backlight made up of red, green and blue diodes, but the company’s argument does not stop at using three colors. The key, he defended, is that Sony is capable of “independently controlling each of these color diodes”, an idea that connects directly with its previous experience in controlling LED backlighting. Sony BRAVIA 9 II In Spain, this commitment does not remain a technology demonstration or a promise for later. Sony lands it in two specific models of its 2026 range: BRAVIA 7 II and BRAVIA 9 II. The former expands the presence of True RGB within the BRAVIA family, while the latter focuses the company’s highest ambition on image quality. The place reserved for the BRAVIA 9 II is important because Sony not only presents it as its most advanced RGB television, but as the model with which it wants to set its current ceiling in image quality. Gracia explains it by comparing it with OLED within the house itself, a relevant nuance because the company maintains that technology in its catalog with models such as BRAVIA 8 II. The phrase serves to better understand the hierarchy that Sony wants to build around True RGB. “In the case of the BRAVIA 9 II, for us it is the maximum exponent in terms of image quality. We position it above OLED, because we believe that it is the television that right now can provide the best image quality and the first reaction that we are seeing from the market is super positive with an already spectacular level of pre-orders from end consumers throughout Europe and with a very good reaction from the public.” The comparison with OLED is not just a striking phrase. In the 65-inch showcase, the BRAVIA 8 II OLED 4K appears with an original reference price of 3,499 euros in front of the 4,299 euros BRAVIA 9 II output with True RGB. At the time of preparing this article, the two models appear significantly reducedbut that doesn’t change the background reading. Sony retains OLED in its high range and, at the same time, places its new RGB proposal on a higher level within BRAVIA. Images | Xataka In Xataka | Haier launches its new 2026 televisions, moving from OLED and with one goal: to sell us more than 75 inches

The best deals on televisions at the PcComponentes PcDays with mini LED, OLED models and more from 369 euros

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PcComponentes has started its PcDaysan offers campaign in which we can find discounts on many products. There are many sales on televisions with very reasonable prices (even on OLED models), so we are going to review the best deals we can find right now. LG OLED55C57LA by 869 eurosthe television that we most recommend for its excellent quality-price ratio. Philips 65PUS7000 by 399 eurosan inexpensive television with a very large screen. TCL 55P7K by 369 eurosa smart TV that has a good balance in its specifications. Philips 55MLED920 by 529 eurosa good TV that has the brand’s particular technology. LG OLED55B56LA by 779 eurosan OLED television with a very reasonable price. LG OLED55B56LA (55 inches) The price could vary. We earn commission from these links LG OLED55C57LA The LG OLED55C57LA (LG C5) is the television that We highly recommend it for its quality-price ratio.and it is a model that, for the price of 869 euros that you have now, we find a panel with OLED technology and 55-inch diagonal. It also reaches a refresh rate of up to 144 Hz through VRR which, added to its HDMI 2.1, is ideal for current generation consoles. In addition, it is compatible with both Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos. It should be noted that right now it costs only 20 euros more than what we saw on Amazon Prime Day. LG OLED55C57LA (55 inches) The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Philips 65PUS7000 On the other hand, if what you are looking for is a cheaper, and also larger, television, the model Philips 65PUS7000 Right now it is at a price of 399 euros. It is a TV that incorporates a 65-inch diagonal screen and is compatible with both HDR10+ and Dolby Atmos (it is not compatible with Dolby Vision). Its refresh rate is 60 Hz and it works with both Alexa and Google Home. Philips 65PUS7000 (65 inches) The price could vary. We earn commission from these links TCL 55P7K If we look for another television with a lower price, the TCL 55P7K has dropped in price at PcComponentes to 369 euros. It is a particularly interesting model for everything it offers: QLED screen with a 55-inch diagonal, Google TV operating system, compatibility with Dolby Vision, HDR10+ and Dolby Atmos and a 60 Hz refresh rate. The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Philips 55MLED920 We can also find the smart TV on sale (and at a very good price) Philips 55MLED920which remains for 529 euros. We are talking about a QD Mini LED television with a 55-inch QLED screen that comes with Ambilight from Philips, a technology that captures the colors of the screen and reproduces them through the LEDs located on the back of the television. In addition, it offers a refresh rate of 120 Hz (up to 144 Hz via VRR) and is compatible with HDR10+, Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos. Philips 55MLED920 (55 inches) The price could vary. We earn commission from these links LG OLED55B56LA Finally, if what you are looking for is an OLED television that is cheaper than the LG C5, PcComponentes has the model right now LG OLED55B56LA (LG B5) for a price of 779 euros. It is a television with a 55-inch OLED panel that has a 120 Hz refresh rate and is compatible with Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos. LG OLED55B56LA (55 inches) The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Some of the links in this article are affiliated and may provide a benefit to Xataka. In case of non-availability, offers may vary. Images | PcComponentes y Compradicción (header), LG, Philips, TCL In Xataka | Best home theater projectors. Which one to buy and five recommended models from 299 to 18,000 euros In Xataka | Mega-guide to set up a home theater: projector, screen, sound system and more

Pixel 10, MacBook Air, LG OLED and more

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There are still months to go Black Fridaythe biggest offers campaign of the year. But There is no need to wait until then if we want to save a pinch in the purchase of technology: Amazon, among other stores, launches several powerful sales campaigns every several weeks, with the Prime Day as the best example of this. He Amazon Summer Prime Day This time it took place between the 23rd and today, June 26th. Four days full of bargains that we can take advantage of, among other things, to buy a phone or a portable discounted before prices continue to skyrocket more and more in a market, such as the current one, that continues to surprise us (for the worse) with each passing day. Google Pixel 10 Pro – 128GB The price could vary. We earn commission from these links So if we haven’t yet been able to take advantage of this Amazon Prime Day, we still have time to do so: the following offers (and many more) will remain available until midnight tonight (or when they run out, whichever comes first). One last great opportunity to save a pinch on: Google Pixel 10 (549 euros), Pixel 10a (431 euros) and Pixel 10 Pro (729 euros), the Google’s latest high-end phone familywhich have just released Android 17 Orbegozo Air 46 (74.99 euros), an economical evaporative cooler with which to cope much better with the summer heat waves Asus TUF A16 gaming laptop (1,279 euros), device with 32 GB of RAM and RTX 5070 at a surprising price in these times LG OLED C5 55-inch television (849 euros), one of the best purchases we can make in OLED models of these inches Ugreen FineTrack Duo Trackers (29.99 euros), a couple of vital accessories to always have our belongings under control Kindle reader (95.95 euros), the most economical model of the Kindle family with an offer on the Prime Day horn MacBook Air 13-inch M4 (999 euros), maybe one of the last great offers of this super seller before your PVP increase Amazon Prime – 30 days free trial The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Google Pixel 10 phones With a future as uncertain as the one that appears for the mobile phone market (and anything that carries RAMactually), the best time to renew your smartphone is now. And we would even be a little late, seeing how prices vary from day to day. This Prime Day is the perfect opportunity to get ahead of those increases by getting, in the process, some of the most interesting Android phones of the moment: the three main members of the Google Pixel familywhich in addition to having great prices, just received Android 17 recently. Google Pixel 10 Pro – 128GB The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Orbegozo Air 46 Summer Prime Day has arrived in 2026 just in time to get ahead of the heat waves that are about to fall. Without spending too much, just 74.99 euroswe took home this Orbegozo Air 46: a evaporative air conditioner three in one silent, with a consumption of 55 W quite contained and a remote control that makes its use much easier. It is from Orbegozo, a well-known brand among this type of appliances. Orbegozo Air 46 Evaporative Air Conditioner 3 In 1 The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Asus TUF A16 The Apple family of devices it just went up almost completely and the same happens with Microsoft and its Xbox Series. The hardware market in general, and gaming in particular, is anything but attractive for the buyer. However, gaming laptops (and also pre-assembled desktops) They continue to resist the RAM crisis by keeping prices surprisingly low for what they offer. This Asus TUF A16 laptop reduced on Prime Day (1,279 euros) is an excellent example of this. Not only does it feature a great offer, but offers hardware that is difficult to believe in 2026 to cost what it costs: NVIDIA RTX 5070, Ryzen 7 260, 32 GB of RAM (pay attention to the generous amount of RAM) and 1 TB of SSD. With a 16-inch IPS screen at 1600p and 165 Hz. ASUS TUF Gaming A16 FA608UP-QT006 The price could vary. We earn commission from these links LG OLED C5 55 For me, the bargain in televisions this Prime Day is starring LG OLED C5 55 (849 euros). A model that has been around 1,000 euros in recent days and that now drops below 850. But that stands out, beyond its (good) price, for its 55-inch 4K OLED panel. Neither too small nor too large, it is ideal for living rooms of all types and, above all, it has a great contrast, with pure blacks that offers an experience when watching movies, series and any content (and even to play on PS5 Pro, Switch 2 either Xbox Series) that few panels are capable of offering. LG OLED55C54LA – TV 55″, OLED EVO 4K The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Ugreen FineTrack Duo Summer, vacations and spending time away from home are the perfect combination to (hopefully not) lose the keys or any of the things that accompanies us on a daily basis. To avoid it, We can take advantage of this Prime Day to buy these Ugreen FineTrack Duo. A pair of cross-platform locators (29.99 euros) with brutal ratings on Amazon They are a safe bet. They are compatible with Android and iOS, offer a full year of autonomy and have an alert sound that reaches 100 dB. The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Kindle Discounted since the beginning of Prime Day but now at a better price, the basic Kindle (95.95 euros) is, once again, the cheapest Kindle that we can buy today. These days it has been around 100 euros and today, almost at the end of Prime Day, has dropped to less than 96 euros. Precious for what it … Read more

There are several LG or even one of the best OLED from Samsung

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This week has started with a new MediaMarkt promo and an especially powerful one to renew television. The key to taking advantage of these offers is to register in advance at myMediaMarkt, something totally free that will only take you a couple of minutes and for which you will only have to use an email. 65″ OLED TV – Samsung TQ65S90FATXXC, OLED 4K, NQ4 AI Gen3 Processor, Full AI Smart TV, Wifi, Graphite Black The price could vary. We earn commission from these links When we log in once registered, the offers of this new promo will be applied automatically. It must be taken into account that They will only be available until next June 25 at 9 in the morning (or while supplies last). From everything we have available, we have made a selection of five TVs that we find especially interesting: Samsung S95F 65 inch by 1,444.15 eurosthe best television of 2025 at a historic low. LG 65-inch OLED65B6ELC by 1,231.65 eurosthe lowest price of this LG OLED TV. Samsung S90F 65 inch by 1,189.15 eurosa cheaper option at a new historical low. Hisense 75E7S Pro 75 inches by 721.65 euros75-inch QLED TV with native 144 Hz. Samsung QN80F 100 inch by 1,954.15 eurosa huge TV that also has its lowest price today. Samsung S95F 65 inch We start with the Samsung S95Fthe best television of last year and one of the best options within OLED TVs. It is a model that has an outstanding anti-reflective layer, a very high brightness level of 2,200 nits, compatibility with both HDR10 and HDR10+ and very good color accuracy. It’s coming out right now 1,444.15 eurospractically its historical minimum (which is 1,444 euros). 65″ OLED TV – Samsung TQ65S95FATXXC, OLED 4K, NQ4 AI Gen3 Processor, Smart TV full AI, Wifi, Graphite Black The price could vary. We earn commission from these links LG 65-inch OLED65B6ELC If we want a 65-inch OLED TV, but we have a smaller budget, then it may be a better fit for us this LG OLED65B6ELCwhich is coming out right now 1,231.65 eurosits lowest price so far. This model, which is from this same 2026, also has good image quality, a pure black color and compatibility with Dolby Atmos. 65″ OLED TV – LG OLED65B6ELC, 4K OLED, α8 AI Processor 4K Gen3, Smart TV, DVB-T2 (H.265), Black The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Samsung S90F 65 inch One last OLED option, this time somewhat cheaper than the previous two. This is Samsung’s S90F, a model that, despite being one step below the S95F, is still very interesting (and even more so, now that it costs 1,189.15 euros in its 65-inch version). Like its older brother, it also supports HDR10+ and has 144Hz, which is ideal for gaming. In addition, it also has seven years of guaranteed updates. 65″ OLED TV – Samsung TQ65S90FATXXC, OLED 4K, NQ4 AI Gen3 Processor, Full AI Smart TV, Wifi, Graphite Black The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Hisense 75E7S Pro 75 inches We leave the territory of OLED TVs and move on to a Hisense QLED such as the 75E7S Pro. It is a very interesting option for those who prioritize the size of their new television, since it is 75 inches. In addition, by using QLED technology, we can expect good color representation on the screen. It supports Dolby Vision and has native 144Hz, making it perfect for gaming too. We have it available for 721.65 euros. 75″ QLED TV – Hisense 75E7S PRO, QLED 4K, 144Hz Native, Smooth Motion AI, HDR10+Gaming, Black The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Samsung QN80F 100 inch And we close this selection of televisions with the largest of all: it is the Samsung QN80F in its 100-inch version. This model, which uses MiniLED and QLED technology, is the intermediate option within Samsung’s Neo QLED range from 2025. We can expect good image quality and a high brightness level, ideal if you are going to place it in a very bright room. comes out for 1,954.15 euros. Neo QLED TV 100″ – Samsung TQ100QN80FAUXXC, UHD 4K, NQ4 AI Gen2 Processor, Smart TV, Full AI, Gray The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Other MediaMarkt offers that may interest you In addition to these TVs above, this new MediaMarkt promo also has very interesting discounts, both on Smart TV and other products. We leave you some of them as a summary: Beko BP207C Portable Air Conditioner by 160.65 euros (instead of 249 euros) Smart TV Philips 65MLED820/12 by 398.65 euros (instead of 699 euros). Samsung QLED 4K Smart TV by 551.65 euros (instead of 1,049 euros). Dyson V8 Cyclone by 254.15 euros (instead of 399 euros). De’Longhi Magnifica Start Milk super-automatic coffee machine by 330.65 euros (instead of 549.90 euros). Cosori Dual Blaze Twinfry Chef Edition by 161.49 euros (instead of 249.99 euros). Rowenta Turbo Silence Extreme Standing Fan by 101.15 euros (instead of 149.99 euros). Some of the links in this article are affiliated and may provide a benefit to Xataka. In case of non-availability, offers may vary. Images | MediaMarkt, Xataka, Samsung, LG, Hisense In Xataka | The best TVs to play and get the most out of your PS5 or Xbox Series In Xataka | Best televisions in quality price. Which one to buy and seven recommended 4K smart TVs

The best deals on LG and Philips OLED TVs on Amazon Prime Day

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We are already in the Prime Day. Amazon has started its campaign of offers with discounts on many products. Of course, there are TVs on offer, and some models come with panels with OLED technology. In this article we are going to review precisely the best offers on these televisions, with some “bonuses” from other stores that seem to us to be very good (and even better) offers than those on Amazon. LG OLED C5 by 1,269 eurosa 65-inch television with Dolby Vision and a 144 Hz refresh rate. Philips Ambilight 820 by 989 eurosa 42-inch TV that is ideal for small living rooms or bedrooms. LG OLED B6 by 1,319 eurosa 65-inch smart TV with anti-reflective treatment. LG OLED G5 by 2,089 eurosa very complete 77-inch television. Samsung S93F by 815.15 euros when you log in to MediaMarkt, a smart TV with a very good quality-price ratio. Samsung S93F (TQ55S93FAEXXC) – 55 inches The price could vary. We earn commission from these links LG OLED C5 The LG OLED C5 It is the TV that we most often recommend for its quality-price ratio and now it is on sale on Amazon for a price of 1,269 euros (before 1,336 euros). However, when you log in to the MediaMarkt store, it stays cheaper: by 1,189.15 euros. This television incorporates a panel with OLED technology and a refresh rate of up to 144Hz via VRRmaking it ideal for watching movies and series or playing video games. It supports Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos and comes with HDMI 2.1. In addition, its screen has a diagonal of 65 inches. LG OLED C5 (OLED65C54LA) – 65 inches The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Philips Ambilight 820 If you are looking for a smaller television that has unique technology from the brand, the model Philips Ambilight 820 It’s on sale on Prime Day for 989 euros (before 1,299 euros). Its screen with OLED technology has a diagonal of 42 inches and has Philips Ambilight technology. In addition, its refresh rate is up to 144 Hz and it is compatible with Dolby Vision, HDR10+ and Dolby Atmos. Philips Ambilight 820 (42OLED820) – 42 inches The price could vary. We earn commission from these links LG OLED B6 If you want to place the TV in front of a window, Amazon has the LG OLED B6a TV that comes with anti-reflective treatment so that reflections are not a nuisance when watching content. Its diagonal is 65 inches, the refresh rate reaches 120 Hz and it is compatible with Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos. Its price in this case is 1,319 euros (before 1,449 euros). LG OLED B6 (65B65LA) – 65 inches The price could vary. We earn commission from these links LG OLED G5 However, if you want a larger TV and budget is not an issue, the model LG OLED G5 has dropped to 2,089 euros (before 3,699 euros). Its diagonal is 77 inches, it also has anti-reflective treatment, its refresh rate reaches 165 Hz through VRR and it is compatible with Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos. In addition, it comes with speakers that offer a power of 60W. LG OLED G5 (77G54LW) – 77 inches The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Bonus: Samsung S93F If you are looking for the best quality-price ratio in the current offers in stores (not just Amazon), MediaMarkt has it with the model Samsung S93Fwhich is at a price of 815.15 euros (before 1,999 euros) if we log in to the store. It has a 55-inch screen with anti-reflective treatment (something very interesting for its price), its refresh rate reaches 144 Hz, it is compatible with HDR10+ and Dolby Atmos and comes with the Alexa voice assistant. Samsung S93F (TQ55S93FAEXXC) – 55 inches The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Some of the links in this article are affiliated and may provide a benefit to Xataka. In case of non-availability, offers may vary. Images | Laura LopezLG, Philips, Samsung In Xataka | Best home theater projectors. Which one to buy and five recommended models from 299 to 18,000 euros In Xataka | Mega-guide to set up a home theater: projector, screen, sound system and more

OLED TVs, super-automatic coffee makers, mobile phones like the Galaxy S25+ and more

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We can already say that We are in the middle of the World Cupa moment that many of us take advantage of to renew our television. One of the stores that has the best offers for this right now is MediaMarkt, which, in fact, has an active promotion called World Offers. But, as they explain our TikTok colleagues, There are many more bargains right now besides TVs. The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Discounts on mobile phones, OLED TVs or laptops As we say, this MediaMarkt promo, due to the name and coinciding with this football competition, may make us think that we are only going to find TVs on sale. And be careful, there are: we have, without going any further, this S93F OLED from Samsung for 1,699 euros. It is 77 inches diagonal and a discount of exactly 2,000 euros if we are registered in myMediaMarkt (it’s free and takes a couple of minutes). Now, we can find other types of devices on offer. For example, if you like coffee and want a super-automatic coffee maker, you have the Krups Sensation C90 for 339 eurosa price that is close to its historical minimum (which is 329 euros). Or if you want a gaming laptop to continue playing when you go on vacation in a few weeks, you have this HP with 32 GB of RAM, 1 TB of SSD and an RTX 5060 for 1,299 euros. We left one of the best offers of this promo for last. We have available the Galaxy S25+ by 749 eurosa great price if we take into account that it is yesu version with 512 GB. It is a mobile phone that will last a while, with a great processor such as the Snapdragon 8 Elite, a good 6.7-inch screen and a triple camera system that will perform well in almost any scenario. The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Important: These offers will only be available until June 15so we don’t have much time left to take advantage of them. Some of the links in this article are affiliated and may provide a benefit to Xataka. In case of non-availability, offers may vary. Images | Xataka In Xataka | Best mobile phones 2026. Which one to buy based on use and six recommended models In Xataka | The best TVs to play and get the most out of your PS5 or Xbox Series

The World Cup starts at PcComponentes with OLED or QLED TVs with up to 60% discount

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In a couple of days it starts (finally) the world. There will be 104 games in total and, although many will be at dawn, we want to see as many as possible. We still have time to get a new TV for this.whether for the living room or the bedroom, precisely for those late games. If you are looking for one, then be careful to the offers that PcComponentes has right now. LG OLED TV OLED55C5 55″ 4K UltraHD 120Hz Smart TV WebOS HDR10 Dolby Vision Atmos The price could vary. We earn commission from these links This Spanish store has a ton of discounts on televisions right now. Besides, with free shipping from 50 euros and with exchange or replacement within 24 hours under warranty. There is a lot to choose from, but we have made a selection of five that we find very interesting: LG OLED55C5 by 899 eurosone of the best quality-price OLED televisions there is. Samsung Q7F by 489 eurosQLED television from the Korean firm with 65 inches diagonal. Hisense QLED 65E7S by 399 eurosa very interesting option now that it is at an all-time low. Philips QLED 43PUS8450 by 269 ​​euroscompact television with Ambilight. Nilait Prisma 40FD7004SVIOS by 169 eurosVery economical 40-inch Smart TV. LG OLED55C5 The first of these televisions is the LG OLED C5one of the OLED TVs with the best quality-price ratio there is. Its image quality is outstanding, since this panel technology achieves pure black and very good contrast. In addition, it has native 120 Hz and Dolby Vision compatibility. It’s coming out right now 899 euros in its 55-inch version. LG OLED TV OLED55C5 55″ 4K UltraHD 120Hz Smart TV WebOS HDR10 Dolby Vision Atmos The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Samsung Q7F Another very popular option is this 65-inch Samsung Q7F television, which is on sale at PcComponentes right now until 489 euros. QLED technology offers better colors than normal LED televisions and this particular one is also compatible with HDR10+ and has a Tizen OS operating system. Samsung AI QLED TV 65″ TQ65Q7FAAUXXC UltraHD 4K Quantum HDR Tizen The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Hisense QLED 65E7S Another QLED option, although in this case cheaper and from Hisense: it costs 399 eurosits historical minimum price until today. It is an ideal option if you want a 65-inch television and want to spend as little as possible. In addition, it has VIDAA U9.5 operating system, VRR and 60 Hz, as well as compatibility with HDR 10+. TV Hisense QLED 65E7S 65″ 4K UltraHD 60Hz VRR Smart TV VIDAA HDR10+ Dolby Atmos The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Philips QLED 43PUS8450 Now let’s go with two more recommended options if you are looking for something more compact and economical than the ones above. This Philips QLED is a very good option, especially now that it costs 269 ​​euros. These televisions have Ambilight, a back lighting technology that is great for watching football or playing games. In addition, it has a Titan OS operating system. TV Philips QLED 43PUS8450 43″ 4K Ambilight Smart TV Dolby Atmos The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Nilait Prisma 40FD7004SVIOS Finally, let’s go with a TV designed for small rooms. It is from the Nilait brand, which is PcComponentes’ own. It has 40 inches, Full HD resolution (more than enough for this screen size) and costs only 169 euros. It is an option that could be great for a bedroom or even for a second residence. Nilait Prisma 40FD7004SVIOS 40″ LED FHD Smart TV VIDAA The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Other televisions that may also interest you These above are just some examples of TVs that are available right now at a very good price at PcComponentes. Below, we leave you some more as a summary: Nilait Prisma 43UD7004SWOS by 219 euros (instead of 359 euros). Philips LED Ambilight 50PUS8010 by 299 euros (instead of 599 euros). Nilait Prisma 55UD7004ST by 299 euros (instead of 499 euros). Philips QLED 55PUS7810 by 319 euros (instead 699 euros). Philips LED Ambilight 55PUS8010 by 333 euros (instead of 599 euros). Samsung UE55U8072FUXXH by 339 euros (instead of 599 euros). Some of the links in this article are affiliated and may provide a benefit to Xataka. In case of non-availability, offers may vary. Images | Xataka, LG, Samsung, Philips, Hisense, PcComponentes In Xataka | Best televisions in quality price. Which one to buy and seven recommended 4K smart TVs In Xataka | The best TVs to play and get the most out of your PS5 or Xbox Series

Samsung responds with 6K, OLED and up to 330 Hz in its new Odyssey monitors

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A gaming monitor is not the typical product that we renew every year. Who we play on PC or console We tend to stretch it for quite a long time, and that is why the choice matters more than it seems. It’s not just about buying a screen to play today, but about thinking about the experience we will want in a few years. In this area, choosing well is not a whim: it is part of the investment. Manufacturers, on the other hand, do update their proposals periodically. Samsung has just made a move with its new line of gaming monitors for 2026presented today in Madrid. There we were able to see the products up close, but also better understand where the South Korean company wants to take its catalog in an increasingly competitive market. Samsung’s idea is not to fight solely on price. Javier Luque Pérezhead of B2B marketing for the screen division of Samsung Spain, summarized it during the presentation with a basic idea: the brand wants to continue playing the ambitious product card, but without leaving out those who are looking for a most accessible gateway to OLED. For the consumer, the reading is quite clear: if the absolute priority is to pay as little as possible, it may make sense to look towards more aggressive price proposals. If you are looking for a combination of features, design and technological ambition, Samsung wants to be in that conversation. “We maintain our philosophy and continue with it: innovating, offering better specifications and offering a premium product, but also opening the range and making it more accessible, as with the OLED G7 and the entire OLED G5 range that we released last year, so that everyone can access OLED, but maintaining our philosophy of innovation and good product.” Odyssey G8: the jump to 6K gaming comes with two sizes and Dual Mode The first of the great protagonists is the Odyssey G8which comes in two clearly differentiated versions. The 32-inch model, identified as G80HSis the most ambitious proposal of this new batch: Samsung presents it as the industry’s first 6K gaming monitor. This resolution implies working with a much higher number of pixels than a 4K monitor, something that can translate into more detail, more visual space and a particularly sharp image, as long as the PC is capable of moving games or applications at that level. The promise here is not just to see more, but to see more accurately. 32-inch Odyssey G8 6K The other half of the equation is fluidity. The 32-inch Odyssey G8 hits 165Hz in 6K. In practice, this helps movement feel smoother than on a conventional 60Hz monitor, especially in fast games. In addition, the manufacturer incorporates Dual Mode, a function that allows you to lower the resolution to increase the refresh rate: up to 330 Hz in reduced resolution (non-standard, close to 1440p/3K proprietary). In this case, we can prioritize resolution for image quality or refresh rate for competitive games. The second version of the Odyssey G8 is the 27-inch G80HF. Here Samsung drops a step in size and resolution, but maintains a very performance-oriented proposal: resolution close to 5K (5120 × 2880) at 180 Hz at 180 Hz or up to 360 Hz in QHD through Dual Mode. This mode makes sense for a very specific type of user: who wants a high-resolution screen to play with a lot of detail, but also the possibility of reducing the graphical load and squeezing out more frames per second when the game asks for it. 32-inch Odyssey G8 6K Both models incorporate DisplayPort 2.1, a connection that is especially relevant in high-resolution and high refresh rate monitors because it allows more bandwidth to be moved between the graphics card and the screen. In the case of DisplayPort 2.1 With UHBR20, we are talking about up to 80 Gbps, a figure designed precisely for demanding scenarios such as 4K at many hertz, 5K, 6K or configurations with HDR. They also have AMD FreeSync Premium and compatibility with G-Synctwo technologies aimed at synchronizing the monitor frequency with the frames delivered by the GPU to reduce jerks and cuts in the image. The list is completed with HDR10+ GAMINGa variant of the HDR10+ standard designed specifically for video games. The difference compared to conventional HDR10+ is that it adds elements adapted to the game, such as automatic HDR calibrationlow latency and support for variable refresh rate, as long as the content source and cable are compatible. It’s time to talk about numbers. The two Odyssey G8 arrive in Spain with very different prices: 1,299 euros for the 32-inch model and 749 euros for the 27-inch model. Odyssey OLED G8: 4K OLED at 240 Hz and a commitment to brightness The Odyssey OLED G8, code G80SH, occupies another place within the family. It does not seek to stand out for the extreme resolution of the 6K or 5K models, but for combining a 4K, 32-inch OLED panel and a 240 Hz refresh rate. The OLED plays a key role here– By not relying on a traditional backlight, each pixel can be turned off individually, allowing for deeper blacks, more contrast, and an especially striking image in dark scenes. In gaming, this can make differences both in immersion and in visual reading of certain scenes. Odyssey G8 32-inch 4K One of its keys is the Glare Free technology, designed to reduce annoying reflections on the screen, the USB-C port with charging up to 98 W and the QD-OLED panel with a multi-layer structure (Penta Tandem). This last name refers to an evolution of QD-OLED panels with a structure of several emissive layers, aimed at improving aspects such as brightness, efficiency and color performance. The recommended price in Spain is 1,199 eurosso it is very close to the Odyssey G8 6K in price, although with a different proposal: less maximum resolution, but OLED, 4K, 240 Hz and a very clear orientation towards image quality. Odyssey OLED G7: … Read more

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