Updates about the 2021 Skyworth TV lineup: AIoT & OLED

Skyworth has already presented their lineup in a separate event in the run-up to CES 2021. Unfortunately, they did not go into much detail and rather presented some basic features of the new lineup. However, the new models have been shown and in which size they will appear.

What changes in the 2021 Lineup?

Skyworth presented a total of five models at their event, whereby the TC6200 is an FHD TV, which is why we will not discuss it further.
UC6200, UC7500, UC8500, and UC9300 are all 4K TVs that were equipped with different panels. The flagship model, UC9300, uses an OLED panel and has the Chameleon Extreme P2.0 engine chipset, which provides Skyworth with the best image processing.

The other models are equipped with an LED-LCD panel, although it is only known that the UC6200 uses a VAVertical Alignment, type of LCD Panel panel. The biggest innovation is probably Skyworth’s AIoT approach to be able to achieve a high degree of connectivity. It is comparatively similar to Samsung SmartThings and ensures that the TV can become a center for all smart home applications, from which they can be controlled.

The event talks about the XC9300 and UC8500 models with ALLMAuto Low Latency Mode - Automatically detects connected consoles and keeps input lag as low as possible., VRRVariable Refresh Rate - synchronizes the display's refresh rate with the output refresh rate of the graphics card and 120Hz panel, which sounds very much like HDMI 2.1 at first and thus appears to be excellent for next gen gaming.

But unfortunately, the interface is an HDMI 2.0b connection. Thus, VRR is not available at [email protected], but only at [email protected] or at [email protected], which is supported on the Xbox One X.

Summary Skyworth 2021 Lineup