what is the difference between mini LED and traditional Led monitor?

The key differences between mini-LED and traditional LED monitors are:

Backlighting:

• Traditional LED monitors use a large, full-array backlight made up of hundreds or thousands of LED lights.
• Mini-LED monitors use a backlight with significantly more, smaller LED lights - often tens of thousands or more. The LEDs are much tinier, around the size of a grain of salt.

Local Dimming:

• Traditional LED monitors have a limited number of dimming zones, typically ranging from 8 to a few hundred zones.
• Mini-LED monitors can have over a thousand individual dimming zones, allowing for much finer control over local dimming and improved contrast ratios.

Contrast Ratio:

• The increased number of dimming zones in mini-LED allows for deeper black levels and higher contrast ratios, often exceeding 1,000,000:1.
• Traditional LED monitors generally max out around 5,000:1 to 50,000:1 contrast ratios.

Brightness:

• Mini-LED monitors can achieve much higher peak brightness levels, often over 1,000 nits.
• Traditional LED monitors typically top out around 600-800 nits.
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Power Efficiency:

• The smaller, more power-efficient mini-LEDs allow for similar or improved brightness at lower power consumption.
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Other Benefits:

• Mini-LED provides improved HDR performance, wider color gamuts, and reduced halo/blooming effects compared to traditional LED backlighting.
• Mini-LED displays are also thinner and lighter than their traditional LED counterparts.

In summary, mini-LED is an evolution of traditional LED backlight technology, providing significantly enhanced contrast, brightness, and local dimming capabilities for a superior visual experience, especially for HDR content.