Hol up New Info just droppedNot burn in after a few months the pixels just die at the edges which is why oleds all have edge dimming now and make the screens look even worse
thank, but i will stick with ips
>>110273368Just like laptops, you're supposed to buy a new OLED every 3 years.
How's the TV market today anyways?I was just thinking of maybe finally grabbing one of those suspiciously cheap 55" TVs but there's basically no reviews for any of them besides random users going "I liek it. 5 stars for the fast shipping!"
>>110273644I got one of those TCL QM7L Pro sets, it looks better than the dying OLED TV it replaced. Google TV is gay but the TV is connected only to HDMI so it's not really an issue.
My 15 year old OLEDs dont have this Problem.I am a a firm believer that OLED is more reliable then LCD based on my personal experience, while also looking much ,uch betterI could never go back>b-but muh burn inDoesnt happen on my machines>>110273375>>110273562Nothing ever happens.OLED is reliable and performs better in every way then LCDOnly wagecuck office drones have to worry about burn in
>>110273375For me it is hva. 1000:1 contrast is too unusable
>>110273748Do they still make VA panels? I have a really old 40" VA tv from toshiba and I have to say, if properly calibrated, the PQ is quite good. Its only substantial drawback is a bit of smearing during fast moving scenes.Much less annoying than IPS glow+weak blacks.
>>110273733Kys self inserter
>>110273368I'll just stick with QLED. OLED looks fantastic, but it has no longevity.
>>110273368>woe led>woes the customer
>>110276803KUBOOOOO
I'm still using an 18 year old Dell 2410. It's got some burn in on one side, but still does the job for me.
>>110275355Yes and they fixed the ghosting with hva. With hva and mini led local dimming you can get 5000:1 contrast at a reasonable price or 7000:1 at a high price.
>>110278352Show me a VA panel (besides that one curved Samsung one that's discontinued) that doesn't have an ounce of black smear.Go on, I'll wait.
