I guess you have to expect to throw it away after 3 years - and be positively disappointed if its not the case.
My LG B7 has severe burn in after 4 years and I havent used it as a monitor.
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My LG B7 has severe burn in after 4 years and I havent used it as a monitor.
Yea. I personally will still grab one if my discount voucher works. I know I will be cautious with it so I do not anticipate any burn in. Can always sell it just before warranty is out and get the 38” version or a proper 4K one if I fancy going back to 16:9
Price is key. I would not pay full price for it.
I have a LG B9. Not seen image retention on it, let alone burn in. But then again I have not gone out my way looking for it either using slides.That's how my B7 looks:
How many hours on average a day would you say you have used your tv? Did you play a lot of games on it? Does the burn in show on a lot of content you view?
I would say 3hrs a day on average since Feb 18. Mostly movies - I guess this is from subtitles in HDR movies.
It does show up in certain situations, but then again I know it is there. Not very noticeable in normal content.
Fair enough. I did read the older panels are more susceptible to burn in. Luckily we don’t use subs often. Not a fan of subtitles myself as I feel it gets in the way of enjoying the content, but my missus first language is Spanish and if something we are watching has strong accents or they are speaking fast or something like that she gets me to turn it on
IndeedMy wife needs subtitles unfortunately.
But it was still worth it
Seems a lot of peoples orders in US who's expected delivery date was today or within a few days of now has now been pushed back to end of April 
EDIT:
On a positive note, lots of people saying they prefer this to their LG C1 etc. oleds, seems QD OLED is certainly living up to the hype after all
EDIT:
On a positive note, lots of people saying they prefer this to their LG C1 etc. oleds, seems QD OLED is certainly living up to the hype after all
I think most of these pushed back orders are the ones who tried to cheat the system with fake premier account. At least they are the most vocal on reddit.Seems a lot of peoples orders in US who's expected delivery date was today or within a few days of now has now been pushed back to end of April
EDIT:
On a positive note, lots of people saying they prefer this to their LG C1 etc. oleds, seems QD OLED is certainly living up to the hype after all
Yea but I also read somewhere that it is trash because a lack of vertical screen space or something like thatSeems a lot of peoples orders in US who's expected delivery date was today or within a few days of now has now been pushed back to end of April
EDIT:
On a positive note, lots of people saying they prefer this to their LG C1 etc. oleds, seems QD OLED is certainly living up to the hype after all
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It could always be used it in portrait mode
Looking forward to the new game Trek to Yomi, and am now desperately hoping it supports 3440x1440 from the get go. Would look stunning!
Looking forward to the new game Trek to Yomi, and am now desperately hoping it supports 3440x1440 from the get go. Would look stunning!
Soldato
That's how my B7 looks:
I'd be worried about how pink it is, rather than the burn-in.
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Looks like some high frequency PWM?
Its not PWM, its native oled flicker. You will not notice it with naked eye.
From rtings review of c1:
"The LG 48 C1 doesn't use Pulse Width Modulation (PWM). There's a slight dip in brightness every 8ms, which coincides with the 120Hz refresh rate, and it's not noticeable either. The scaling of the graph is different from the TV review, but there's still the same effect."
From rtings review of c1:
"The LG 48 C1 doesn't use Pulse Width Modulation (PWM). There's a slight dip in brightness every 8ms, which coincides with the 120Hz refresh rate, and it's not noticeable either. The scaling of the graph is different from the TV review, but there's still the same effect."
