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Not disagreeing with you, BAMozzy. Just surprised that 130hrs a year is enough to cause PIR. Given when those TVs came out, that's about 390 hours max.
Not disagreeing with you, BAMozzy. Just surprised that 130hrs a year is enough to cause PIR. Given when those TVs came out, that's about 390 hours max.
Apparently LG improved that somewhat by adding more "red" OLED material to the models starting 2018 or so.Two factors seem to be at play here, the colour of a logo and the brightness of your TV. A Logo that uses Red, as red seems to fade fastest (so includes Yellow) and setting your TV up brighter are most likely to cause fading to become noticeable sooner.
Yes they did. Worst of it is, LG guy on the phone accepted there seemed to be issued with 2016 and 17 models.Yes my 55E6 OLED h in. Did Richer sounds tell you to speak to lg directly?
Apparently LG improved that somewhat by adding more "red" OLED material to the models starting 2018 or so.
In my case the "burn-in" on my LG OLED was caused by using "Teletext" to read news which is a standard feature of the TV (there's even a dedicated button on the remote for that). Once I noticed that I switched to some morning show which had a yellow banner. Having the OLED light reduced to 60 didn't prevent it from getting burned in.
I had 2 plasmas before this and had no issues yet they were renowned for burn in. It was probably the biggest factor that held them back.
Agreed on red and brightness. I have mine set to an OLED light of 30, which has been fine for all our viewing, even in daylight.
I also endeavour to avoid anything other than white logos, which my partner hates as some of her favourite channels (H2 and Crime + Investigation) both have red dogs.
I know this might be a tad controversial but if you're admitting to watching a few hours of BBC News 24 on a daily basis I would argue you deserve for your telly to be at the receiving end of some summary justice, just putting it out there.I have had my 2019 model Panasonic 65" GZ950 new since June 2020 and now on over 5300hrs it is on about 12hrs a day and mixed viewing but no gaming. No sign of any burn in thankfully and I do watch a few hours of BBC News 24 most days.
Cheeky bugger, no one should wish anything like that on anyone, for your info I am quite aware of what can induce burn in but it will not stop me watching an hour or so each day of news 24.
I don't game which is by far the worst culprit, I do watch general tv including netflix and prime and some blurays which also have constant logo's displayed there is no real way of avoiding it if you wish to watch almost anything these days so please don't preach.
I agree. Everything on TV nowadays has a constant, bright static channel logo. Over 15 million OLED owners watch there TVs with bright static channel logos on their OLED TVs all the time.which also have constant logo's displayed there is no real way of avoiding it if you wish to watch almost anything these days so please don't preach.
Out of curiosity do you have a source saying that 15 million OLED TVs got sold? The only number I could find is 10.32 million OLED TVs from 2013 to 2020.Over 15 million OLED owners watch there TVs with bright static channel logos on their OLED TVs all the time.
September 2020 10.3 units + 7 million units per year (as the article below confirms) X 1 year = approximately 17.3 million unitsOut of curiosity do you have a source saying that 15 million OLED TVs got sold? The only number I could find is 10.32 million OLED TVs from 2013 to 2020.