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Welcome to Mianhong(OPEE), where we offer a wide range of high-quality televisions with different backlighting technologies to suit your needs. Choosing the right backlighting technology for your TV can make a big difference in your viewing experience, and we're here to help you make an informed decision. In this guide, we'll explain the differences between Edge-lit LED (ELED), Direct LED (DLED), and Full-Array LED (FALD) technologies, and help you choose the best option for your budget and preferences. So whether you're a movie buff, a sports fan, or a gamer, we've got you covered.

A quick introduction of Mianhong(OPEE):

Guangzhou Mianhong Electronic Technology Co, Ltd. is a professional manufacturer engaged in research and develop, production, sales and service of LED LCD TVs and monitors for more than 12 years.

3 types of backlighting technology in a LCD TV:

Imagine we have some little light-bulbs inside a TV's back, the light-bulbs display basic colors(red, green, blue), that is a LED. Then these colors from different bulbs are mixed together to display a visual effect we can see on a LCD TV's screen. Based on this rule, the TV's industry have different arrangements to place these light-bulbs in some certain ways. The most popular ways are DLED(Direct LED), ELED(Edge LED), and FALED(Full-Array LED).

- DLED is a type of LED backlighting where the LEDs are placed directly behind the screen. This allows for more precise control over the brightness and contrast of individual areas of the screen, resulting in better picture quality. DLED TVs tend to be thicker than ELED TVs, as the LEDs take up more space behind the screen.

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|   |      |     |  |   A simple DLED designed backlighting, the "|" are LEDs, they can be arranged within different ways.

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- ELED, on the other hand, places the LEDs along the edges of the screen, which allows for a thinner and more lightweight design. However, this can result in less precise control over the brightness and contrast of individual areas of the screen, leading to potential issues with uniformity and backlight bleeding.

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|                  |  A simple ELED designed backlighting, the "|" are LEDs, they can be arranged within different ways.

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- Full-array LED (also known as FALED) is a type of LED backlighting technology used in some LCD TVs. With FALED, the TV's backlight is made up of a grid of LED lights that are placed directly behind the LCD panel. This allows for more precise control over the brightness and dimming of individual areas of the screen, resulting in better contrast and deeper blacks.

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|  ++++++   |  A simple FALED designed backlighting, the "+" are LEDs, they can be arranged like a grid.

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Comparision among these 3 technology:

Here is a tips: More LEDs means more controllable units inside the back of a TV, resulting in a more precise control for a display performance. However, more LEDs also increases the budget so it is necessary to consider the balance between budget and performance.

- Edge-lit LED (ELED) - This is typically the most affordable option, as it uses fewer LED lights and a simpler design. ELED TVs can be found at a range of price points, from budget to high-end.

- Direct LED (DLED) - This technology is generally more expensive than ELED, as it uses more LED lights and offers better control over individual areas of the screen. DLED TVs can be found at mid-range to high-end price points.

- Full-Array LED (FALED) - This is typically the most expensive option, as it uses the most LED lights and offers the most precise control over individual areas of the screen. FALED TVs are generally found at high-end price points.

Of course, prices can vary depending on the specific TV model and brand, as well as other factors such as screen size and resolution. This ranking is based on the general trend in pricing for these technologies.

Overall, the choice between DLED, ELED, and FALED comes down to personal preference and the specific needs of the user. If you prioritize picture quality and don't mind a slightly thicker and heavier TV, a DLED TV may be the better choice. If you prioritize a thinner and more lightweight design and don't mind potentially sacrificing some picture quality, an ELED TV may be the better choice. If you are aiming for a high-end market, then a FALED TV is a good choice.

Mianhong(OPEE) will be a partner for you. We provide ODM/OEM on TVs with these 3 backlighting technology. If you are interested, feel free to send us a quotation. We will contact you ASAP.