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I’ve had an OLED tv from Panasonic that I used quite extensively for the last 3 years and there is absolutely no burn in whatsoever on it. I was worried about

I’ve had an OLED tv from Panasonic that I used quite extensively for the last 3 years and there is absolutely no burn in whatsoever on it. I was worried about it when I got it but loved how black the backs are so I bought it anyway. No regrets. I remember a renowned panels review site doing extensive tests on each and it basically took them two years of full brightness always on torture to have burnin on the tv stations markee and around the presenters face. They really overdid it and so I decided it’s not a realistic risk for my usage.

april_22 4y ago
Yes they have improved the panels so much the past couple of years. The blacks are just so amazing on OLEDs!
belter 4y ago
Do you use it with a computer?
- nottorp 4y ago
  How about a console? There's the menu screen with no moving pictures, and I have the habit of leaving games paused for extended periods while i get on with life. That worries me should i get an OLED.
  - belter 4y ago
    "OLED burn-in: should you be worried about it? And how can you prevent it?" (2021): https://www.whathifi.com/advice/oled-burn-in-should-you-be-worried-about-it-and-how-can-you-prevent-it https://www.whathifi.com/advice/oled-burn-in-should-you-be-w... "...while technological improvements mean OLED burn in (often called image retention by manufacturers because that sounds less scary) is less likely to hit an OLED TV than it used to be, the actions of the manufacturers themselves prove that the issue hasn’t completely gone away..." "...It’s pretty obvious from both the messaging of OLED TV manufacturers about screen burn and the extreme lengths they go to to combat it that nobody who buys an OLED TV can yet afford to completely ignore the issue. That said, all the latest evidence suggests that – for most ‘regular’ TV users, at least – the issue is now much less likely to appear than it used to be..."
    - nottorp 4y ago
      I'd prefer some anecdata from people actually owning oled TVs ;) Like "I always forget to shut down my PS5 when i stop playing and I have/don't have burn in on my oled tv".
      - belter 4y ago
        Agree. Quite visible at least here: https://youtu.be/hWrFEU_605g?t=105 https://youtu.be/hWrFEU_605g?t=105

april_22 4y ago

Yes they have improved the panels so much the past couple of years. The blacks are just so amazing on OLEDs!

belter 4y ago

Do you use it with a computer?

nottorp 4y ago
How about a console? There's the menu screen with no moving pictures, and I have the habit of leaving games paused for extended periods while i get on with life. That worries me should i get an OLED.
- belter 4y ago
  "OLED burn-in: should you be worried about it? And how can you prevent it?" (2021): https://www.whathifi.com/advice/oled-burn-in-should-you-be-worried-about-it-and-how-can-you-prevent-it https://www.whathifi.com/advice/oled-burn-in-should-you-be-w... "...while technological improvements mean OLED burn in (often called image retention by manufacturers because that sounds less scary) is less likely to hit an OLED TV than it used to be, the actions of the manufacturers themselves prove that the issue hasn’t completely gone away..." "...It’s pretty obvious from both the messaging of OLED TV manufacturers about screen burn and the extreme lengths they go to to combat it that nobody who buys an OLED TV can yet afford to completely ignore the issue. That said, all the latest evidence suggests that – for most ‘regular’ TV users, at least – the issue is now much less likely to appear than it used to be..."
  - nottorp 4y ago
    I'd prefer some anecdata from people actually owning oled TVs ;) Like "I always forget to shut down my PS5 when i stop playing and I have/don't have burn in on my oled tv".
    - belter 4y ago
      Agree. Quite visible at least here: https://youtu.be/hWrFEU_605g?t=105 https://youtu.be/hWrFEU_605g?t=105