Best Samsung TVs for banding control

#1

Banding is kept to a minimum in both test material and real content, helping color transitions look smooth.

#2

The panel largely avoids distracting color banding, with smooth transitions through difficult shades.

#3

Gradients are exceptionally clean, with no obvious color banding during testing.

#4

Banding is very effectively controlled.

#5

Smooth HDR gradients help avoid obvious transitions between nearby shades.

#6

Most gradual shading is acceptable, but dark gray and green gradients can reveal visible bands.

#7

HDR gradients are largely smooth, but brighter green shades and some demanding scenes can show visible bands.

#8

Many gradients are reasonably smooth, but highly saturated HDR colors run out of gradation early.

#9

Dark gray and green show mild banding.

#10

Most gradients look smooth, although darker blues and greens show some visible transitions.

#11

Banding is largely contained, though darker gray shades still reveal occasional steps instead of seamless transitions.

#12

Vertical bands in very dark scenes are an unwelcome weak point, even though ordinary gradients are generally smoother.

#13

Darker color transitions show visible banding, especially in red shades with limited separation.

#14

Dark gray and green gradients reveal visible contouring in one detailed picture test.

#15

Darker gradients show visible bands, while saturated reds run out of steps early.