Samsung Electronics' 2018 quantum dot light-emitting diode (QLED) TVs received "100 percent color volume" certification from Germany's VDE association.

Founded in 1893, German VDE is one of Europe's largest technical-scientific associations that oversees standardization and product testing.

Color volume, which is the exacting standard of color expression, measures two elements of the TV with three-dimensional space - the color gamut and the brightness level. The color gamut looks at the largest amount of colors that can be displayed physically. The peak brightness represents the display's maximum brightness level. The larger the color gamut and the higher the brightness, the bigger the color volume of the TV.

'100 percent color volume' presents color that can be expressed regardless of the different levels of brightness.

The tech giant said the certification highlights the high degree of technology that has gone into its QLEDs and ability to provide excellent pictures to viewers.

Samsung said that it used its quantum dot technology in its 2018 artificial intelligence 4K Q-Engine TVs. The set is capable of compensating for shortcomings in video images by analyzing source materials and even reducing picture noise.