I would be fine after 4 years since I would get one with 5 years of warranty. But if the second one wouldn't last more than 4 years it would be tough to buy again. Hopefully in 8 years technology will have progressed far...

Newer OLEDs don't have that problem. 😳

@@alphaomega1351The original comment said the issue happens after 4 to 5 years.. can't confirm for the new models yet in that case

Please stop with this burn in hype. It only happens when the same static image is displayed for extended hours.

Burn in is the old case bro and mostly occurs for static logo or images. If u stream movies, sports on daily basis u will never face such issues. And now the webOS auto refresh pixel and AI advise u to reboot tv whenever needed.

Literally the dream

This video is not fair. Samsung is MAL tweaked. My 2021 Hisense U8G 65” n if not 2 yr old model Samsung QN90A can even out do this setting by right tweak. This tv is def dimmed. It should have 1350 local dimmming. Wtf is this influncer. Last year Sony X95K only has 48 pathetic local dimming. The oLED black crush is like making it 2 D if close up. This video is shot from far away.

​@@birdtj82Glad someone else noticed it, I have a Q95B, and he has not properly calibrated or at least tweaked a few settings here and there..

@@Zeegoku1007this whole video just something off about it. I have seen the same guy threw HIsense Mini LED under the bus before . I went to store, checked OUT U8H side by side with OLED for over an hr, n played it n compared with Samsung QD OLED S95B. Over all the S95B was WAY surpass any OLED, n funny Hisense U8H was the runner up before OLED . MASSIVELY land slide destroy OLED black crush issue. They awlays shoot the OLED videos from FAR FAR FAR away, so on computer/phone screen we get the zoomed in visual--“more clear more clear”. But everyhing is seen as black /white of course its more “clear” seeming on the phone or computer monitor. In person the black suit in the video is 1 BLACK CHUNK of flat color. Thats what I SAW in store when i was comparing they were playing the movie :Italian job, the matrix . The black suits just look 1 cluster of flat black, there was no texture the dark scen so much black but no depth. N face n lighter color is overly lightened up. Because OLED has issue BRIGHTEN the screen. So its PROGRAMMED to OVERERLY Darken black colors to creat illlusion of Contrast/sharp image. Its well known. Ppl just have eyes shut . This video is no diff than like those --Bounty paper tower commercial. Left the “generic wipe) right the Bountry wipe. --once consumer visuallly sold the --perception,,,its BAKED in. Its called direct marketing sale ….

@@Zeegoku1007 u r smart, u got Q95B. Its so pricy tho everything Samsung flagship is like super $$$$ :) i think u are good for like 4-5 yrs lol :)

I love my QLED Samsung for watching movies Just bought a LG OLED c3 and It’s beautiful ❤

Oled for gaming? That will burn in the panel

@@anrivera1975 haven’t had any burn in yet:) as long as you don’t leave it on a pause menu, you’ll be fine

@@anrivera1975not if he play varied games

@@anrivera1975I was wondering about that!! I’ve read reviews on OLED and found that most say they got image burn. I want to get an OLED but it will be used alot for playing music with a still image. Thats where I’m hesitant to buy one because I’m afraid the image will burn in if on for hours. I think I’m just going to go for a QLeD. We play some games on it but nothing crazy. Idk I’m still stuck and been looking at these for a few months now 😅. Hard choice

well you are comparing a normal FALD display to an OLED, the Mini-LED displays perform a lot better these days. They certainly won't meet the quality of the OLED until there are significantly more dimming zones with perfect control, but a lot happened in the last three years

There was a time when nothing could beat a German made CRT TV both for styling and picture quality and tech, Blaupunkt, ITT, Saba, Seimens, Graetz, Nordmende etc. along with their Hi fi gear.

@@anthonyxuereb792 word! I had a Grundig 16:9 TV back in 1998. Rock solid, high quality and well built. Unfortunalety those days are far gone. The high production costs, due to taxes here in Germany, raises the price, so they can't compete with the market.

@@MarkusSellmann My goodness how times have changed and we still have our 16:9 Grundig but it no longer responsds, could be the power supply. I have 2 Lowe standing silent.

​@@MarkusSellmannschade. Socialism kills

How do we know? The stores set the brightness and contrast levels for great pictures for the ones they want to sell or or given bonuses by the manufacturer and downgrade the others.

Well I mean it was an issue 5 years ago. Incredibly tech improves and you aren’t the end all be all of use cases.

​@bobbrossify burn in is definitely still a issue with oled my friend installs tvs and sound systems and he gets calls for oleds getting burn out before the 3 year warranty all the time he says if money not a issue get oled the picture quality is better but long term no

I saw one in a store and I'm pretty sure it just comes with the gamma set way too high. Some calibration should yield a much closer result

The amount of ambient light in the room makes the difference. In my bright room, the LG would look too dark and shadowed.

It's due to the camera. In person you wouldn't see that.

Agree

I’d not even worry about burn in I’ve had my LG C1 for 2 years now and no sign of burn in. Trust me using the tv normal you won’t have to worry about burn in.

What do you usually watch for 200 hours straight that has got static images?

@@jacobsimiyu3663 CNBC,DWTV, BLOOMBERG,Any local news channel, PBS etc.

I had the same concerns as you before I bought my first OLED. I went with LG as they seem to have the best preventative measures/tech in place. I’ve had two OLED TV’s in my house now - one for three years (no burn in) and one for two years (no burn in). Both see daily use. While the danger is still there, and the panels will slowly get less bright as time goes on, by the time either of those things happen to where it’s noticeable, I’ll have already replaced them.

Any signs of burn in after 3 years?

@@seand5517 Nope - the picture looks as good as when I first turned it on!

Let's be real though, OLED has the best picture....until it doesn't work like it's supposed to (burn-in).

Omg absolutely QLED. My 2021 Hisense U8G --VA --1600 peak nit, 370 local dimming. Went FULL Gear d other day spring day 11:30am. I did not want to shut curtain cuz the sun was out the green tree from window. I am on 5 th floor above all trees. Sooooo bright. I did test. TV went up to 100% peak. 1600 nit peak. N STUNNING. Just bright, crisp, stunning glossy elegant. THERE IS NO frigin way…LG C2 like 700 peak nit maybe 780 can do that. Or like 2022 Sony X95K, i believe still crapy around 700 nit peak. I dimmed my 1600 nit TV down to like 45% to get --what is OLED PEAK visual. (I also dimmed black level to make it optimized to be Crisp again). OMG it looked horandous. Wtf it would look like $680-800 TV dim. NO OLED for me, hell no lol. Okay i am talking about 2021 flagship. Ppl bought Samsung S95B, last year…then they can have cake n Eat it too. I if i were anyone i would get Hisense U8K (MINI LED) or Samsung QD-OLED.

Panasonic plasmas were legendary. I had a 42 inch 2009 model for 12 years.

​@@birdtj82I would recommend OLED. Most QLED tvs have terrible colours. It doesn't compare to the vivid, accurate colours of an OLED. You're only looking at it from one position.

Same for my 15 years old Pioneer Plasma 43"! Made in Japan, of course!

After 12 years of a Panasonic 50" plasma i am going for a Samsung 65" QLED tv, also because i have alot of light in my room.

OLED for dark room night time viewing. QLED for daytime viewing and all around viewing under all conditions is my suggestion.

I think burn in is not really a likely issue, it was my hesitation point at first too, but 65 inch CX is 2 yrs in now, and I use it a lot, no issues.

Do u keep tv running all the time? Do u see the same content?

@@jjaisudhan noo just between 20:00 and 23:00 for 3 hours a day basicly diffrent content and football matches. Basicly around 6/7 months you started to see colour diffrents and burn in spots. After 1/1.5 year its basicly not ussable anymore for me. Switched now to Neo Qled from samsung for 2 years and I had no problems...

I have been abusing of my LG OLED since 2018 and its still kicking. I watch lots of 4k bluray with excellent HDR and I haven't seen any degradation or burning.

Unless you have a time machine that goes 10+ years into the future to see if this is truly a problem how in the world do you expect to find out if this is truly an issue today? 🙄🙄

@@jeffmattel7867 OLEDs have been around for 10 years... no-one in that time has done any research, testing or comparisons? Even with current technology?

@@jorgeu111 But how would you know the screen vibrancy/intensity had declined or not? It happens gradually over time so you wouldn't notice so much except with a comparison of an identical new screen. I didn't notice it happening with an amoled tablet until it was next to its new version...

@@jamied1579 well, its absolutely likely to have degraded but what I meant to say is that its still impressive and vibrant. I can't see any degradation. I am absolutely satisfied with it. Degradation haven't affected my experience at the 5 years mark.

OLED screens have made advancements for burn in. It used to start happening at around the 700 hour mark. Though, now that they have switch to deuterium instead of hydrogen, it lasts for about 4000-7000 hours before burn in.

You have convinced me to go for a Neo QLED. I am going to replace my 14 year old 46 inch Panasonic Plasma with a Samsung 75 inch QN95C

@@monkeymagic4600 Tbh, you're better off with an OLED. Samsung will usually replace burnt in panels, and you wont see any burn in for about 4000-7000 hours. Basically, by the time you'll see it, you'll be in the market for a new TV. (This is coming from somebody who has both a QLED and and several OLED screens.

My parents had this really expensive 50 inch Samsung TV in their room. And it started to get spots on the screen over time. I couldn't believe it. I was like ya'll spent on this money on this TV and look at it. After that I made a promise to myself i'd never get a Samsung TV and i've stuck to that.

No drawbacks on modern tvs? I want a 4K, 120hz TV for a PS5 and PC monitor but I am worried about burn in of OLED and QLED with the icons on PC. Any tips? I am considering the Samsung S90C or S95C 55", LG G3,

@@H2KSP That one tv from years ago made you never purchase an entire brand of tv since then and for the future? Interesting.

Whats its like, I'm tempted to go for one

Dark Bedroom: OLED

Agree, I have a LG C2 in my bedroom but no way would I put it in my family room. I want a tv that is vibrant and can handle EVERYTHING, and not watching in film maker mode lol

@@rct8884 Why wouldnt you put an OLED in your family room?

I would bet that would come into play for me more if I didn't have the knowledge ill get more tvs each year. So I understand that and I am same way on lenses and non-tv tech

Is your TV turned on many hours of the day to the same content? Have 4 OLED TV's, the oldest is an LG B8 (which is almost 6 years old and has over 5,000 hours) and it has ZERO imagine retention nor any BURN IN. But I don't leave CNN or ESPN on all day all day long, and if I did I would have gotten a LCD or Mini LED TV. I hate blooming, so thats my biggest concern, it's one of those things that once you know about it you cant stop looking at it.

@@michael-4k4000 I often game 2 to 4 hours a day and depending on the weekend, I can no from 0 game time to 12+ hours of gaming. However the day I suffered serious image retention, (lasted over 12 hours) I was watching bleach anime. (I only watch a video content about an hour max. My TVs are primarily for gaming) I also have all the burn in protect on. However after experiencing that, I don't want to go back to OLED. Sure my LG C1 looks superior to my TCL, but the stress isn't worth it.

I get that the oled TV have a better picture quality overall but it isn't like it's 2 a 3 times better then an qled mini led. Honestly is is a litter better. Not night/day difference

Love your summary. I’m in the market for a tv and was reading the burn issue with OLED. Mostly everything we watch these days have some constant moniker or something that could cause burn issues. I decided that I’m going with qled

Omg 😮😮😮😮😮 LMAO. I don’t know why it makes me laugh i kinda mean but i can tell u are trying to be NOT directly RUDE but be humorous . N i know the outfit u are talking about those r crop leggings etc. lol. He got lucky tho, cuz she is much more attractive :)

You guys should wear what you want and Jen will continue to wear what she wants. I'm good. 🙏

I am wondering the same thing

Any signs of burn in after 7 years?

@@seand5517 No burn in but the most obvious things are color deterioration, picture clarity is bad, and it is way too dim compared to the oled tvs of 2023

@@seand5517 I bought a S92c 65 inch for thr bedroom and a 77 inch S89c to replace the B6 in thr living room. S89c is the best bang for the buck, I highly recommend it if you are looking to upgrade, I got it for $2200 cad. I modded it to s95c and the picture is amazing.

Those are good but everyone that eventually upgrades to an OLED tv tells me how much better oled is

There really is no risk of burn in with an LG OLED. Go read on rtings about it.

Yep. The burn in is still a major deal breaker.

Stop watching news channels such as cnn, fix, sky, Bloomberg, msnbc, cdisn, etc… too many static areas

I’ve had the the lg c10 for about 2 years of heavy use and no burn in so I dont think that’s a valid issue

That's a 75

​@@BTheInstaller Hi bro , I want you to help me to choose between this two TVs but I want a Tv to be save from dead pixels problems as well as to be good for movie and gaming and Tv channels I changed two oled C1 tvs because of dead pixels problems but some of my heart love the quality of oled TVS and some of it afraid of dead pixels and short life of oled tvs Now LG’s company because of warranaty make me to choose one of LG’S TVS And lam confused between this two TVS Which one do you think I Choose : 1-LG Oled CS6 55 inches NOTE : With the first option I should pay 80 dollars 2-LG QNED 806 QA 55 inches NOTE : With the second option The LG will return for me 250 dollars

you don't need notes. just buy an OLED, LG A2, B2, or C2 are all excellent and though there are small differences you won't notice the difference in most situations. The B2 is probably the best bet as it has 120hz and if you watch sports it will look a touch better, though the A2 still looks amazing. You simply cant go wrong, if $ is a concern get the LG A2 and get a larger size. if you are going from a 55" LCD any new TV with there slimmer bezel's will looks smaller then the comparable size, so if you had an older 55" get a 65" OLED, trust me bigger is better and it really is better buying a larger size model then putting that money towards a higher end model. You simply cant go wrong with any OLED.

@@michael-4k4000 Thanks for taking the time to respond. I've had issues with other LG products in the past, so have been a bit leery of spending a huge amount of money on anything of theirs for a few years now. Also, not a fan of their layouts of their OS screens. For lack of a better word, they almost seem "primitive". I've usually been a "full house" Samsung guy as well...so everything connects and works together well. Planning on upgrading my sound bar system as well when I get my new TV, so worry about compatibility mixing different brands. However...with that said, your comments give me pause, as well as, I've just watched this video on burn in issues with OLED TV's. I remember I had a (720p...omg, how did we live with that LOL) Plasma TV about 15 years ago that had a terrible burn in problem, so I really don't want to go back to having hat issue again. The testing they're doing do suggest the LG's are fairing better with this issue overall. So will give them another look. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/o99hn9yGqp27hoE.html In any event, it's going to another 2-3 months before I'm ready to actually lay out the money for this purchase so a lot more notes and research can be done. 😁 Thanks again for your comments. Cheers.

@dinocub1 I have the same thoughts as you. A little skeptical about lg products. I have a 10 year old samsung 55 inch lcd , still going strong. It was a top of the line back then and so it has proved . I have my eye on the G3 , but with it being so expensive for 77 inch model I have to settle for probably a 65 inch or a c2 at 77 inch. Like you I will wait , maybe till prime day and see if prices come down a bit

We bought the Samsung OLED...love it

That’s an insane deal dude… hitsink will make that tv last and get brighter for a longtime

I don't mean to sound cheeky but did you try adjusting the picture quality via the menu, adjust brightness, contrast, colour saturation etc? Just a thought.

Try to turn on the eco solution it automatically adjusts depending on ambient lighting... and I use movie mode.

I saw the qn90c and x95k and there’s no way the Samsung is better than the 95k… the 90c seemed to wash out at an angle too. Get the x95k in 85 and u won’t regret it and have a better tv than the 90c

I bought the 90b ive had np with it beautiful tv my pc connected to it i game for 12hrs straight some times with no worries of burn in this tvs gorgeous

You don't notice the glare issue IMO when watching. It's really just when the tv is off its more evident. Those 2022 tvs are great

@@BTheInstaller Good to know to keep my options open thanks. I figured it couldn't be that bad because they're so popular and well reviewed but of course if I search for qn90b rainbow in google or youtube you will only see the bad cases.

what seperate units would you like to see?

That's nice of you to say. There are a lot of smart and creative reviewers.