Haier H50Q80FUX vs PHILIPS 40PQS6901/12
H50Q80FUX is 2% cheaper than 40PQS6901/12.
Specifications
| Dimensions | ||
| Height | 71 cm | 53.2 cm |
| Screen Size | 50 in | 40 in |
| Width | 111.1 cm | 89.2 cm |
| VESA Mount | 200 x 200 mm | 100 x 200 mm |
| Image Quality | ||
| HDR | HDR10+ | HLG |
| Display Technology | QLED | LED |
| Refresh Rate | 120 | 60 |
| Display Resolution | 4K | 4K |
| Aspect ratio | 16:9 | 16:9 |
| Contrast Ratio | — | 1200:1 |
| Connectivity | ||
Frequently asked questions
- H50Q80FUX or 40PQS6901/12: which is cheaper?
- H50Q80FUX is 2% cheaper than 40PQS6901/12.
- What's the difference in display Technology between H50Q80FUX and 40PQS6901/12?
- H50Q80FUX has display Technology QLED, while 40PQS6901/12 has display Technology LED.
- What's the difference in refresh Rate between H50Q80FUX and 40PQS6901/12?
- H50Q80FUX has refresh Rate 120, while 40PQS6901/12 has refresh Rate 60.
- What's the difference in energy Class between H50Q80FUX and 40PQS6901/12?
- H50Q80FUX has energy Class F, while 40PQS6901/12 has energy Class E.
More questions about these products
- What's the difference between LCD, LED, OLED, QLED and MiniLED TVs?
- LED is just an LCD panel with LED backlighting (not a separate technology). OLED uses self-lit pixels for perfect blacks and best contrast, but can be dimmer and pricier. QLED adds a quantum-dot filter to LED/LCD panels for brighter, more saturated colors, but blacks aren't as deep as OLED. MiniLED uses thousands of tiny LEDs for more precise local dimming, closing much of the gap with OLED's contrast while staying brighter — usually a step above standard LED/QLED in picture quality.