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These simple tips can help you get the most out of your TV, home theater experience
The E8 OLED doesn't improve much in image quality over LG's 2017 TVs, but it does have a few key improvements. Play with the settings of your new TV, such as the Samsung QLED line of televisions, to make it picture perfect. You're blown away by the image quality of the televisions on sale at your favorite electronics retailer, but when you take one home, it somehow doesn't look (or sound) as good as the in-store experience. Your new flat-panel (or perhaps curved) television just needs a bit of tweaking for you to get the most out of it. And no, you don't need a degree in electrical engineering to pull it off.