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Why Samsung’s OLED TV Is the Top Choice for Americans According to Consumer Reports

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Samsung’s OLED TV won the Best TV of the Year award from the American Consumer Reports.

On the 12th, Consumer Reports awarded Samsung’s 65-inch OLED TV with a top score 87. This year, Samsung’s TV was launched in the U.S., ranking it first among the best TVs in 2024.

This evaluation was conducted on a total of 317 TV products.

Consumer Reports mentioned that the device has a new artificial intelligence (AI) processor, offers excellent image quality with HDR, and delivers unmatched sound quality.

They also added that it is suitable for gamers as it has a 4K resolution with a 144Hz refresh rate, Automatic Low Latency Mode, and Variable Refresh Rate.

Consumer Reports mentioned that this year’s new product had improved security, scoring higher in data privacy and security than last year’s model.

Daniel Kim
content@viewusglobal.com

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