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The TVs of 2018 are here! Now wait for the price drops

By Matthew Lynch
February 3, 2024
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As we surge into 2018, the technology market is buzzing with the latest TV models that are hitting store shelves. This year’s offerings from top brands like Samsung, LG, and Sony include features that are set to redefine home entertainment.

The standout characteristic of 2018’s TVs is the advancement in picture quality. We are seeing a significant push towards 4K resolution with High Dynamic Range (HDR) becoming a standard feature providing more depth, clarity, and color range than ever before. OLED technology continues to impress with its deep blacks and vibrant colors, while QLED TVs from Samsung offer brilliant shades and brightness levels ideal for well-lit rooms.

In terms of design, slim is in. Bezel-less displays are making screens appear almost edgeless, giving viewers a more immersive experience. Smart TV capabilities continue to evolve with integrated voice assistant compatibility that includes Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant. This makes searching for content and controlling smart home devices using your TV easier than ever.

However, with innovation comes cost. The latest TV models come with price tags that can be daunting for the average consumer. Historically though, prices for new TVs tend to fall as the year progresses. This is due to a variety of factors such as increased competition, production cost reductions, and the buildup to major sales events such as Black Friday.

For those excited by the newest features but deterred by the high initial prices, a bit of patience can pay off significantly. Waiting for price drops can mean securing a state-of-the-art television at a much more reasonable price point. Price declines can sometimes be as substantial as 30-40% lower than their initial launch prices within six months to a year.

In summary, if you’re eyeing one of these cutting-edge 2018 models but your budget doesn’t stretch to meet their premium starting prices – just wait it out. As supply increases and newer models enter development stages; retailers will be incentivized to offer discounts on these impressive 2018 televisions. Keep an eye out throughout the year and especially during major sale periods; you’re likely to snag a deal that brings the future of television into your living room without breaking the bank.

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