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SunBriteTV’s latest effort is a challenger to the Samsung Terrace
SunBriteTV has launched the Veranda 4, a full-shade outdoor 4K smart TV series that takes direct aim at the covered patio market where Samsung’s Terrace line has established the dominant commercial presence over the past several years.
The outdoor TV category has expanded steadily as homeowners invest in permanent alfresco entertainment setups, with weatherproofed screens becoming a standard fixture in residential outdoor living spaces alongside dedicated outdoor audio systems and covered kitchen installations.
The Veranda 4 enters that market with 600-nit brightness driven by a direct LED backlight, a figure SunBriteTV claims sits 58% higher than its previous generation, giving the panel the output needed to hold picture quality in partially shaded environments without washing out in ambient daylight.
An IP55-rated aluminium exterior handles rain, heat, and humidity, while internal components carry additional protective coatings, and SunBriteTV’s Eco Bright Outdoor Technology prevents backlight failure at operating temperatures up to 50 degrees Celsius, covering the range of conditions a permanently mounted outdoor screen would face across summer months in most North American climates.
LG’s WebOS powers the smart platform, supporting access to a wide variety of third-party streaming apps such as Netflix and Disney+. There’s also a redesigned media bay tucked discreetly within the chassis, giving users flexibility to run their own streaming devices without visible cable clutter behind the screen.
Connectivity covers built-in Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 5.0, and voice control, with two integrated 8-watt loudspeakers handling audio for everyday viewing without requiring a separate outdoor sound system for basic use cases.
The Samsung Terrace, which similarly targets covered outdoor environments and carries comparable weatherproofing credentials, starts at a higher price point than the Veranda 4, giving SunBriteTV a potential cost advantage in the residential installation market where budget often determines product selection alongside brand recognition.
The Veranda 4 is available now in 65-inch and 75-inch sizes, priced at $3,198.95 and $4,648.95 respectively, with additional screen sizes launching later in 2026.