When buying any TV, regardless of size, there are a handful of basics that are helpful to understand if you want to be a savvy shopper.
Resolution Resolution measures how many dots make up your picture. More dots tend to equal a clearer picture. 4K is a higher resolution than 1080p, but both are acceptable HD resolutions for small TVs. Normally, I wouldn’t recommend buying a 1080p TV, since 4Ks are so ubiquitous and cheap, but at this size range it’s honestly a great money-saving option.
Screen The type of screen your TV has is critical. In a small size, you will likely be looking at LED, QLED, or LCD. Of these, QLED is considered the best. LED TVs tend to make images look brighter and deeper than LCD screens.
HDR High Dynamic Range is essentially a display technique that allows the images shown to have more contrast. Some but not all small TVs have HDR-compatible screens.
HDMI ports Having ports is important. See what I did there? Jokes aside, two HDMI ports are a bare minimum and acceptable on TVs this size, but it’s nice to aim for three.
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