The SunbriteTV Veranda 3’s high-end pricing is justified by its durability and high resistance to weather elements. It is one of the most durable outdoor TVs on the market, but brighter and sharper alternatives are available.
The SunbriteTV Veranda 3 is a high-end outdoor TV that was first announced into the market in mid-2022. The Smart TV’s display has a 4K resolution for pristine picture quality and a respectable 120Hz refresh rate for combating screen tearing.
Like many of the best and top-rated 4K TVs on the market, it runs on the Android TV platform, offering in-built access to popular streaming services such as Netflix, Hulu Plus, and Amazon Instant Video.
The TV has a brightness rating of 1000 nits and uses Quantum Dot Technology to render up to 1 billion colors for a rich viewing experience.
The display is also IP55 rated, meaning it is designed to withstand outdoor elements such as rain, snow, dust, and humidity, and it also supports both WiFi and Bluetooth for wireless connectivity.
The Veradna 3 also supports Dolby Atmos sound and has two 10W speakers or wireless connectivity. The Veradna 3 also supports Dolby Atmos sound and has two 10W speakers.
Consensus
our Verdict
With a tested 1000-nit HDR brightness rating and a 99.82% coverage of the sRGB color gamut, the Sunbrite Veranda 3 a middle of the road choice as the TV gets just bright enough to remain easily visible in a bright outdoor setting.
Unfortunately, it doesn’t have a wide port selection, only consisting of three HDMI and two USB ports. It also boasts a good contrast ratio of 6000:1 for deep blacks and bright whites and a rapid 8ms response time that limits motion blur.
Its wide 178° x 178° viewing angles allow you to view from the side. Overall, the Veranda Series 3 TV’s 1000-nit brightness level is average for outdoor TVs, but its high IP55 resistance protects from weather elements.
Reason to Buy
Great picture quality
Courtesy of a category-topping 99.82% coverage of the sRGB gamut, the Veranda TV 3 4K offers vivid visuals, and this, coupled with its 4K resolution, makes content clear and easy to watch.
Average brightness, great contrast rating
With a brightness rating of 1000 nits, the Sunbrite TV Veranda 3 has a pretty average brightness level when compared to our certified, tested TVs, but it does get bright enough to maintain good clarity in well-lit environments. Its contrast ratio, however, tests in the upper half of tested TVs, as blacks are deep and inky.
Rapid response time
Motion blur is severely limited on the Veranda TV 3 4K thanks to an impressive 8ms response time that places it near the top of the category.
Exceptionally low input lag
The Veranda TV 3’s super low 8.6ms input lag makes it one of the most responsive displays in its category.
Reason to Avoid
Low refresh rate
The Veranda TV 3 has a super low 60Hz refresh rate, so it isn’t ideal for fast-action gaming.
Can’t be placed on a stand
This TV is only designed to be mounted, and so it doesn’t include a stand
SunbriteTV Veranda TV 3 4K Android Specs
Backlight Type
Full-Array
Display Type
LED
HDMI Inputs
4
HDR Format
Dolby Vision
LED Panel Type
Quantum LED
Max Resolution
3840 x 2160 (4k)
Refresh Rate
120 Hz
Screen size
55", 65"
Smart Platform
Android TV
Sync Technology
No
VRR
No
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The SunbriteTV Veranda 3 is a high-end outdoor TV that was first announced into the market in mid-2022. The Smart TV’s display has a 4K…
The SunbriteTV Veranda 3 is a high-end outdoor TV that was first announced into the market in mid-2022. The Smart TV’s display has a 4K resolution for pristine picture quality and a respectable 120Hz refresh rate for combating screen tearing.
Like many of the best and top-rated 4K TVs on the market, it runs on the Android TV platform, offering in-built access to popular streaming services such as Netflix, Hulu Plus, and Amazon Instant Video.
The TV has a brightness rating of 1000 nits and uses Quantum Dot Technology to render up to 1 billion colors for a rich viewing experience.
The display is also IP55 rated, meaning it is designed to withstand outdoor elements such as rain, snow, dust, and humidity, and it also supports both WiFi and Bluetooth for wireless connectivity.
The Veradna 3 also supports Dolby Atmos sound and has two 10W speakers or wireless connectivity. The Veradna 3 also supports Dolby Atmos sound and has two 10W speakers.
While the SunbriteTV Veranda Series 3 TV is designed for use in a full-shade setting, the SunbriteTV Pro 2 Outdoor TV is intended for use…
While the SunbriteTV Veranda Series 3 TV is designed for use in a full-shade setting, the SunbriteTV Pro 2 Outdoor TV is intended for use in a full-sun outdoor setting. Also worth noting is that the Veranda TV is significantly lighter at only 47 pounds, compared to the Pro 2 Outdoor TV, which weighs a hefty 84 pounds. However, regarding inputs, the Veranda Series 3 has three HDMI and one USB port, while the Pro 2 Outdoor has two HDMI and three USB inputs. Check out what else the Pro 2 Outdoor has in store by reading through our Sunbrite Pro 2 TV 4K review, but if you need a bright, high-end indoor TV, then our LG G3 OLED TV review is a great place to start.
The SunbriteTV Veranda TV 3 4K Android TV and the Samsung Terrace are both 4K TVs with a 120Hz refresh rate, but the Sunbrite TV…
The SunbriteTV Veranda TV 3 4K Android TV and the Samsung Terrace are both 4K TVs with a 120Hz refresh rate, but the Sunbrite TV uses an LED display, while the Samsung Terrace uses QLED display technology. At 47 pounds, the Veranda TV is also significantly lighter than the Samsung TV, which weighs up to 64.6 pounds. However, if you’d like to check out another alternative for outside viewing, feel free to check out our SunbriteTV Veranda TV 4K Full Shade review.
The SunbriteTV Veranda TV Series 3 has a higher 120Hz refresh rate than the SunbriteTV Veranda TV Series 2, which has a 60Hz refresh rate,…
The SunbriteTV Veranda TV Series 3 has a higher 120Hz refresh rate than the SunbriteTV Veranda TV Series 2, which has a 60Hz refresh rate, making the Series 3 more adapted for tear-free gaming than the Series 2. The Series 3 TV is also a Smart TV, while the Series 2 is not, and it offers a brightness rating of 1000 nits compared to the Sunbrite 2, at 450 nits. If you’re looking for a mid-range indoor alternative that’s great for most uses, check out our Sony A90K OLED TV review.
