OLED worth the hype!

[Mrplaytoomuch]

Idk I think the extra features. Distraction from future OLED. Color dip..

[Cat W/ Corndog]

perhap

[boraozt902]

jglg

[Wolfstorm]

The best panels are TN.

I love TN panels with good contrast.

[JAGER - SOFTWARE DE LEVE]

TRUE

[TheKronalt]

Enjoy your burn-in after one year. Mini LED is still the greatest.

[hypehype]

No.

OLED is not robust.

The TVs have short life spans due to burn in, and using organic components.

+ They cost 8 times more.

Why do you think they never released it at the start?

[Phénomènes Mystiques]

Not really into Organic LED, thank you.

[niralamart000]

hell no i don't want that organic trash on my gaming devices, you all might be made up of money and can buy the same thing over and over but us middle class need reliable tech to invest in. high quality led panels are the only thing we need instead of some crushed blacks, degrading in time coloring , dark spots burn in trash

edit: also oled cost so much more for minimal gains , just wait for micro leds that's gonna dwarf your garbage oleds which have already killed off the second hand market

[neokyle99]

Originally posted by hypehype:

No.

OLED is not robust.

The TVs have short life spans due to burn in, and using organic components.

+ They cost 8 times more.

Why do you think they never released it at the start?

Absolute rubbish amounting to nothing more than poor man's copium. Thousands of hours on my OLED panels over years (typing this on a three year old LG CX) and not even a hint of burn-in. Could never go back to LCD, archaic and disgusting and I'm so glad Valve has finally come to it's senses. I'll be giving my old Deck to my partner and getting an OLED.

[neokyle99]

Originally posted by niralamart000:

hell no i don't want that organic trash on my gaming devices, you all might be made up of money and can buy the same thing over and over but us middle class need reliable tech to invest in. high quality led panels are the only thing we need instead of some crushed blacks, degrading in time coloring , dark spots burn in trash

edit: also oled cost so much more for minimal gains , just wait for micro leds that's gonna dwarf your garbage oleds which have already killed off the second hand market

Strange, I have none of the issues mentioned here on any of my OLED panels and my oldest is three years old with thousands of hours usage. What am I doing wrong? Is it that I'm not a peasant forced to buy ancient LCD trash?

[Ogami]

You need to keep the same static image for WEEKS on a OLED screen to get the risk of burn in.
And even then you still can use it fine, it will only be noticeable in a few selected light situations.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7TMyUDKqWWI

As you can see, even after 1 YEAR constantly on and on the same image the burn in is not so bad that you cant use the system anymore.
My OLED PS VITA from 2013 still looks completely fine too after 10 years of use.
The whole " omg OLED burn in!" thing is way overblown.

[metamec]

Never had burn in issues with OLED (big TVs) either. That only happened to me with plasma, many years ago.

[76561199559798421]

i have a 15 year old plasma tv and it doesn't have any burn ins, infact the picture quality of the plasma is very nice, but it does generate alot of heat, the oled screens will most likely break a little easier then the LCD ones, simply because the technology isn't being perfected its being manufactured inferior so that they don't last as long and the turn over can generate these companies more profit.

[hypehype]

Originally posted by Ogami:

You need to keep the same static image for WEEKS on a OLED screen to get the risk of burn in.
And even then you still can use it fine, it will only be noticeable in a few selected light situations.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7TMyUDKqWWI

As you can see, even after 1 YEAR constantly on and on the same image the burn in is not so bad that you cant use the system anymore.
My OLED PS VITA from 2013 still looks completely fine too after 10 years of use.
The whole " omg OLED burn in!" thing is way overblown.

I love how you are using this as a positive.


"look guys, the house is only half falling apart after only being a year old!"
"it's still a great buy!"

[[N]ebsun]

Did they just run out of the existing LCD ?