If you frequent news channels Oled is not for you.If you vary the content you should be fine.
2018 set had better protection against PIR like logo luminance and larger red pixels.is there many people with the 2018 panels with burn in?
Seems to be limited so far to the 2017/16 panels. Will be interesting how many owners do yellow screen/red screen test to see the full extent of burn in on 18 panels if any.
Must be getting close to 4000 hours of gaming on my C8 (Purchased 2018) and I check coloured slides every couple of months and it's still perfect.is there many people with the 2018 panels with burn in?
Seems to be limited so far to the 2017/16 panels. Will be interesting how many owners do yellow screen/red screen test to see the full extent of burn in on 18 panels if any.
Time for the small claims court then.Well, just spoke with JL and their escalation department, and they aren't nudging. The report said "burn in/image retention", that's it case closed as far as they are concerned.
I tried to get through to them asking what the green blob was an image of, but he just said he wasn't an engineer and has to go by the report!
Did you speak to LG ? Because they are Well aware of the rectangle issue and should replace the pannel at least .Well, just spoke with JL and their escalation department, and they aren't nudging. The report said "burn in/image retention", that's it case closed as far as they are concerned.
I tried to get through to them asking what
Well, just spoke with JL and their escalation department, and they aren't nudging. The report said "burn in/image retention", that's it case closed as far as they are concerned.
I tried to get through to them asking what
Must be getting close to 4000 hours of gaming on my C8 (Purchased 2018) and I check coloured slides every couple of months and it's still perfect.
I have played Red Dead Online nearly every day for a year and lots of hours into a game like Fortnite with bright coloured HUD elements and about 500 hours put into Hunt Showdown.
It's pretty much exclusively a gaming display for me but I do take precautions, my set is permanently in standby when not in use and I'm always turning it off after 4 hours of use to run the compensation cycle.
Hello all,
I have the LG 65OLEDB7V with screen burn as per attached photo. LG have stated they replace out of warranty screen's for a special price of £250. Does that seem fair with all the issues we are experiencing with these model TV'S? I really try not to pause the TV and not to run it for long hours etc and run the pixel refresher on a regular basis, but still have had a fault appear. I am now worried when/if I pay the £250 to get the screen replaced it will happen again ? Does seem poor for a 4 grand TV.
Do the newer models have extra features to prevent screen burn anyone had any luck getting a newer replacement model?
Regards
J