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<\/a>Is OLED burn-in worth worrying about in 2022?<\/h3>\n
In short, the risk of burn-in of OLED TVs in 2022 is minimized.\u00a0This does not mean that it does not exist at all.\u00a0It all depends on how you use your OLED TV.\u00a0Usually everything starts with fairy tales, and then these fairy tales turn into reality.\u00a0In the case of burn-in \/ after-image \/ screen burn, everything is exactly the opposite.<\/p>\n
That is, since 2015, screen burn-in has indeed been a serious problem.\u00a0Starting in 2019, this problem gradually began to become a fairy tale.\u00a0Companies producing OLED TVs have learned to “treat this ailment.”\u00a0In addition to technologies for self-cleaning the screen from afterimage, there are functions that solve this problem at the pixel level.<\/p>\n
One option is when the tracking system detects areas with a static image, and dims the screen in these places.\u00a0When watching movies, television programs, gaming, the probability of screen burn-in is at the level of one percent.\u00a0This is provided that you do not use the TV for 20 hours a day.<\/p>\n
The biggest risk of screen burn will be if you buy an OLED TV and constantly use it as a computer monitor, which usually turns on in the morning and turns off before bedtime.\u00a0The desktop of a computer is one example of a static image that a user sees every day.<\/p>\n
Another cause of burn-in on the display of OLED TVs can be computer games.\u00a0But then again\u2026 Not every game can leave a burn on an OLED screen.\u00a0Even if this happens, it is possible to try running a screen cleaner.\u00a0In most other cases, the risk of getting a “burn” is minimized.<\/p>\n
Viewing OLED in a dark\/bright room<\/h3>\n
If, for example, you buy an LG OLED TV for daytime viewing in a heavily lit room, then such a purchase can be considered in vain.\u00a0Firstly, the endless contrast that these TVs are so famous for will not fully manifest itself.<\/p>\n
The highlight of these TVs is to accurately reproduce the colors, and not fight with excessive sunlight.\u00a0Secondly, the OLED TV screen is not able to absorb solar glare and reflections.\u00a0For a very bright room, it is best to purchase an LCD TV with an anti-reflective coating and a good margin of brightness.<\/p>\n
Screen brightness and size<\/h3>\n
Another of the mistakes when choosing an OLED TV<\/a> is to pay attention to the small difference in performance.\u00a0At the same time, the buyer may not notice that there are such parameters that you should definitely pay attention to.\u00a0For example, screen size.<\/p>\n In the article\u00a0Mistakes when buying a TV\u00a0on the UltraHD.su website, it was already explained that the larger the screen size, the greater the immersion in the image.\u00a0Many people know that the OLED screen appeared first, then the OLED evo with increased brightness, and then the\u00a0OLED EX appeared , which has even higher brightness.<\/p>\n But this is not the limit.\u00a0QD-OLED TVs such as the\u00a0Samsung S95B\u00a0and\u00a0Sony A95K\u00a0are considered the brightest.\u00a0However, the question is whether such brightness is always needed.\u00a0Such bright phenomena as fireworks, the sun’s rays, the brilliance of neon headlights and others, we have not seen in the cinema for so long.<\/p>\n Moreover, if the user is constantly watching movies in a dark room, then he does not need such a margin of peak brightness as in the Samsung S95B.\u00a0You should also consider the fact that the S95B and A95K OLED TV series are limited to 65 inches in 2022.<\/p>\n If you buy a 77-inch\u00a0LG OLED77B2\u00a0model for almost the same money , you will benefit from the effect of immersion in what is happening on the screen.\u00a0But this is provided that you most often watch TV in a dark or slightly darkened room.\u00a0All this to the fact that the size of the screen is of great importance.<\/p>\n Which is better to buy: QD-OLED or WOLED?\u00a0As mentioned above, to date, QD-OLED TVs are represented by only four models.\u00a0The maximum diagonal size is 65 inches.\u00a0If you need a larger diagonal, then the choice will definitely be in favor of WOLED.<\/p>\n If you want a model no larger than 65 inches, then there are a couple of nuances that make it clear that QD-OLED TVs dominate WOLED to some extent.\u00a0QD-OLED TVs have a good margin of brightness.\u00a0Such brightness can only be found in LG G2 models that have an OLED Evo panel and are equipped with a heatsink.<\/p>\n The same brightness can be achieved by the\u00a0Sony A90K\u00a0or\u00a0Panasonic LZ2000 series\u00a0.\u00a0The second plus is the fact that Samsung Display got rid of all the dirty screens.\u00a0The expression “dirty screen” means the following.\u00a0This is a DSE affected screen.\u00a0Dirty parts of the screen begin to appear if you turn on the 15% gray fill on it.<\/p>\n There is one more nuance that most WOLED TVs have.\u00a0It’s pink on white.\u00a0This effect may sometimes appear when viewing the screen at an angle.\u00a0This has not yet been observed on WOLED TVs.\u00a0It is also worth noting here that this is the first year when Samsung Display’s sales volumes can be called a trial batch.<\/p>\n It is half a million panels.\u00a0Whether the company will be able to keep its panels as clean when mass-producing displays remains to be seen.\u00a0On the other hand, these little things should be taken into account only if the price of\u00a0WOLED and QD-OLED\u00a0is the same.<\/p>\n Almost at the very beginning of the article, it was said that before choosing a TV, you need to decide for what purposes you are mainly going to use this TV.\u00a0First, select the desired brightness.\u00a0Then the diagonal of the screen, and then it all depends on the use.<\/p>\n If the TV is needed mainly for computer games, then LG TVs will be the best choice.\u00a0For terrestrial\/cable television and movie streaming services, Sony is the better choice.\u00a0These TVs have excellent image scaling and low upscaling.<\/p>\n For watching action movies and sports shows, your best bet is to buy the Samsung S95B or LG’s OLED.\u00a0These TVs have excellent motion interpolation.\u00a0However, keep in mind that the S95B is not equipped with the Dolby Vision standard.<\/p>\n Cases when you should not buy OLED, but give preference to LCD TVs, have already been mentioned.\u00a0It remains only to repeat them.\u00a0The first case is if an OLED TV is always used instead of a PC monitor.\u00a0In this case, the risk of screen burn-in is much greater.<\/p>\n If the preference for OLED screens as a display still remains, then it is better to look at monitors with OLED panels, and not TVs.\u00a0For the same reason, you shouldn’t buy an OLED TV just for gaming.\u00a0Some games have a static image that can burn your screen.<\/p>\n The third option is to use an OLED TV in a heavily lit room.\u00a0In this case, you will not get the picture quality that an OLED TV is capable of reproducing.\u00a0For a heavily lit room, it is best to purchase an LCD TV with a large margin of brightness and anti-reflective coating.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Looking to buy an OLED TV?\u00a0Why OLED?\u00a0When should you not buy an OLED TV?\u00a0Which OLED TV to choose so as not to overpay extra 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or QD-OLED.\u00a0What to choose<\/h2>\n
<\/a>Application of OLED TV<\/h2>\n
Don’t buy OLED if…<\/h2>\n