LED TVs Cashback

Its easy to get cashback from LED TVs retailers. Simply click on the retailer you wish to earn cashback for. Then, click on that retailer's "Shop Now" button, or click on one of the listed offers, to take you to their site. Then make you purchase like you normally would. After a couple of hours, you will see you Cashback appear in your account. If you would like us to add a LED TVs retailer then please don't hesitate to drop us a message through the contact us form.

LED TVs are becoming an increasingly popular choice when it comes to buying a new TV, partly due to their slimline design as well as their ability to reproduce colour and images that are enhanced compared to a regular LCD TV. The LED lighting that is used is either situated around the edges of the TV (edge lit) or at the back (backlighting).

This technology improves images to make them more vibrant, detailed and true to life. It also uses less energy than an LCD TV or Plasma TV, another advantage. LED TVs are slowly coming down in price so you can get a top brand LED TV at a fantastic price.

  1. 1st Audio Visual

    Up to 2.5% Cashback

  2. Amazon UK

  3. Argos

    Up to 2% Cashback

  4. Beyond Television

    Up to 2.5% Cashback

  5. Comet

    Up to 2% Cashback | 3 vouchers

  6. CoopElectricalshop.co.uk

    Up to 2% Cashback

  7. dabs.com

    Up to 2% Cashback

  8. Debenhams

    Up to 4% Cashback

  9. Direct TVs

    Up to 2% Cashback

  10. Dixons

    Up to 2% Cashback | 11 vouchers

  11. Electrical Discount UK

    Up to 4% Cashback

  12. Freemans

  13. Groupon

    Up to 8% Cashback | 1600 vouchers

  14. John Lewis

    5 vouchers

  15. Laskys

    Up to 3% Cashback

  16. Marks and Spencer

    Up to 5% Cashback | 2 vouchers

  17. Multizone AV

    Up to 2% Cashback

  18. Pixmania

    Up to 3% Cashback

  19. Sainsburys

    Up to 6% Cashback | 15 vouchers

  20. Selfridges & Co

    Up to 2% Cashback

  21. Tesco

    Up to 10% Cashback

  22. Tribal UK

    Up to 2.5% Cashback

LED LCD TVs are already the fastest growing technology in the flat screen market and 2012 is set to be the year for huge competition to begin, as manufacturers such as Samsung, Sharp, Sony, Toshiba and LG announce their sales predictions.

 

Samsung expected 2011 to see sales of around 4 million LED LCD TVs, but beat this figure with sales of 6.6m, and for this year they expect sales to jump to a staggering 10 million. Samsung currently own the majority of the LED LCD TV market with 68.3% market share with Sharp in second place with 27.9%. However, other leading brands have realised the potential sales for the coming years and are continuing to launch competitive technology and prices. By 2013, it is expected that over 156 million LED LCD TV units will have been sold.

LED LCD TVs have caused some confusion since their introduction, and Samsung, for example, have been asked to resubmit their marketing terms to explain that the LED TVs they are advertising are not purely LED but are LCD TVs with LED technology. This technically means that LED LCD TVs are LCD TVs with LED lighting technology, which can either be backlit or edgelit. Backlit LED LCD TVs have a panel of LEDs behind the LCD screen which creates more or less light to enhance the image displayed. Edgelit TVs have LED lights surrounding the edge which points light to the necessary areas and also allows for the body to be slimline.

LED LCD TVs can be up to a third slimmer than LCD TVs, due to the size of the LEDs compared to the CCFL (Cold Cathode Fluorescent Lamps) used in LCD TVs. LED LCD TVs also create more vivid images with improved contrast and colour spectrum. Viewing angles are improved upon too, and now rival those of a Plasma TVs. Although these factors are very important for the overall performance of the LED LCD TV, one of the main selling points is the reduction in energy consumption. Edge lit LED LCD TVs use 40% less power than an LCD TV as the mercury-free LEDs that are used require less energy to be lit. Most manufacturers are also including power saving and environmentally friendly features too, so your carbon footprint and energy bills can be reduced. The effect on power consumption can be quite dramatic in comparison to Plasma and other LCD TVs. Ambient light sensors used on LG TVs, for example, also reduce power by sensing the light in the room and adjusting the TVs brightness accordingly.

There have been many new LED TV ranges launched recently with Samsung introducing super slimline models at under 1 inch thick, LGs with 240Hz TruMotion LED backlit TVs, Sonys individually controlled LED backlit panel, Toshibas new LED backlighting technology with 240Hz panel and Sharps Ultra Bright LED system.