LG OLED Screen Burn

[panthro]

Had my B6 for about 3 and a half years and the screen burn is so bad, the netflix logo is burnt into the bottom right of the screen, areas where subtitles are displayed are distinctively burned in and there's a few other areas that have burned.

I'm pretty annoyed about this but it was an insurance replacement for my old Panasonic plasma so effectively it hasn't cost me much other than a negligible rise in my premium, but now that I see it, it's bugging the hell out of me and I want a new TV.

What are the new panels like for burn in or am I better off with a QLED?

 

[panthro]

My OLED has a screen saver.

So does mine and comes on after 2 mins of inactivity.

 

[panthro]

This is why I went with a Sammy Q90R a few months ago. Our room is bright too so a QLED would have been a better move anyway really. The amount the TV is left on makes me realise an OLED just wouldn’t work no matter how much I wanted one.

Been reading the reviews, think I might go for one of these if I can find a good deal. Performance is almost as good as OLED for blacks.

 

[panthro]

If JL still do that cover I'd go with that. OLEDs just look so much better than everything else (subjectively of course).

Once bitten twice shy. I don't think I could go back to OLED until I know for a fact that burn in won't occur after a few years of use.

 

[panthro]

Just for context then, the tv is 3.5 years old. Used for watching mostly 4K dolby vision/hdr content, netflix, amazon prime, PS4 Pro and the odd TV programme. The TV has the screen saver come on after 2 mins of inactivity and its always put in standby.

 

[panthro]

Had it on 90 IIRC.

 

[panthro]

What sort of things are you watching on netflix for you to get the netflix logo burned in?

I don't recall anything that i've been watching has the logo on it.

MY wife mostly watches it and it's usually Korean, Japanese or Chinese TV shows.