Would you reccomend an OLED monitor?

[DeadSlash]

Thinking about getting the LG OLED monitor for Christmas, was wondering if anyone has one and if would be a big improvement over the same size 144mhz monitor.

Thanks in advance for any feedback on this.

[DeadSlash]

Witski の投稿を引用：

damn..i really want to buy an OLED 49'' 32:9 monitor and all this talk about burn in and stuff makes me feel nervous or not wanting it.. but i want it....for christmass as well lol .

At first i wanted to buy the samsung g9 odyssey g95sc (should be the glossy one and no where is writen up on amazon and don't know the differences) or the g95sd which is newer i think some months old with a new panel with glare free something something and more resistant to burn in( for real?) .

But on those i read and saw it have problems with black outs, the OS ( which can be turned off completely to fix it's problems, which i don't mind if i can do) and over heating...

1200 euro + 40 for 2 years more of insurance , i think from amazon but im not sure what's included..mostly burn in.

The other option im looking for is the ASUS ROG Swift OLED PG49WCD , samsung panel and real software engineering for us gamers , best of both worlds?

There's another option for the lg ultragear but 39'' and 21:9 ( resolution and aspect ration i have now on an iiyama 21:9 ips panel) .

I really want one but i will really pissed out if i have to trow away it after a few months lol.

I will play games and that's it and ill try to not left it alone open like i do now...browser open or game in pause and me in bed watching crap on the phone for half an hour or something or worse when i leave to cook for a few hours.

The burn-in was the clincher for me too.

[D. Flame]

OLEDs are like modern plasmas. They look the best, but you have to replace them a lot due to burn in. They are best avoided unless you have money to wast.

If you are wiping your butt with $100 bills and lighting your cigarettes with $20, then go for the OLED. Otherwise give it a pass for gaming.

They don't burn in as easy as the used to, so they are fine for daily use, but when gaming, you will have the same icons or bars on screen in the same spot for hours at a time, so burn in become a real problem.

[Corona Scurrae]

D. Flame の投稿を引用：

OLEDs are like modern plasmas. They look the best, but you have to replace them a lot due to burn in. They are best avoided unless you have money to wast.

If you are wiping your butt with $100 bills and lighting your cigarettes with $20, then go for the OLED. Otherwise give it a pass for gaming.

They don't burn in as easy as the used to, so they are fine for daily use, but when gaming, you will have the same icons or bars on screen in the same spot for hours at a time, so burn in become a real problem.

It truly depends how you use them. If you use them with static images and max brightness for hours on end... Then yes it's going to show permanent image retention in a year.
I have multiple oled screens:
- 4k 60hz 13"
- ps vita
- iPhone
- 2k 1800p 120hz laptop
- S95b at home

No burn in yet despite the fact all these devices have been in use for at least 4+ years. Except the notebook.

But with that said I intentionally didn't upgrade my iPad Pro when Apple introduced the tandem stack oled screen because I do regular painting and 3d sessions on mine. It would develop permanent image retention in less than a year.

In the end I get why people are hesitant but if you want crisp image quality then there is nothing that comes close. My brother owns a big Sony mini led and once he tested my s95b he sold that and got himself a qd oled.

[Ratchet&Clank]

I dislike OLED since it has organic in it's name, my brain instinctively tells me organic stuff breaks down quicker than anorganic. If you want your stuff to keep working after years like I do I won't recommend it. I already hate electronic components containing fluids like most batterys do and guess what, they just suck. Static stuff is just better. If you prefer lifespan over image quality don't buy it.

[ΜΣ†ΛĿ]

Yhorm の投稿を引用：

No. They cost nearly as much as an oled TV and have less features. The extra fps are not going to help you win more matches. For sp saturating 240fps even with fg is difficult.

Instead I suggest you buy an s95b (qd oled) which has brilliant picture quality. If you want to see what true quantum dot can achieve then qd oled is the way to go.

WOLED has way slower burn in than QD OLED if you're going to play the same game for months on end with static hud elements I suggest a WOLED panel. I already had permanent burn in on a 32" QD oled 240hz just after 2 months of playing the same game, currently using LG 32" WOLED 240hz. I used a C3 (WOLED) before trying the QD OLED and had no burn in either. I believe QD OLED burns in faster than even the old WOLED panels.

[Guydodge]

i prefer ips over oled for the main reason dont like the idea of a throw away monitor.oled
has zero resale value.you'd be out of your mind to buy a used oled monitor or tv.
as far as blacks go if you can find a ips brand with no BLB the blacks are much better than
most think.ive found 1 brand that has no BLB at least with the 4 of them i have purchased.
but if you dont mind buying a new throw away monitor every few years.sure why not
go oled.

[Witski]

Guydodge の投稿を引用：

i prefer ips over oled for the main reason dont like the idea of a throw away monitor.oled
has zero resale value.you'd be out of your mind to buy a used oled monitor or tv.
as far as blacks go if you can find a ips brand with no BLB the blacks are much better than
most think.ive found 1 brand that has no BLB at least with the 4 of them i have purchased.
but if you dont mind buying a new throw away monitor every few years.sure why not
go oled.

What about mini led?

[Corona Scurrae]

Witski の投稿を引用：

Guydodge の投稿を引用：

i prefer ips over oled for the main reason dont like the idea of a throw away monitor.oled
has zero resale value.you'd be out of your mind to buy a used oled monitor or tv.
as far as blacks go if you can find a ips brand with no BLB the blacks are much better than
most think.ive found 1 brand that has no BLB at least with the 4 of them i have purchased.
but if you dont mind buying a new throw away monitor every few years.sure why not
go oled.

What about mini led?

Mini led can't keep in motion. So it dims down big parts of the image that shouldn't have been in the first place. Like comparing 8 million dimming zones to a meager 500.

[Witski]

Yhorm の投稿を引用：

Witski の投稿を引用：

What about mini led?

Mini led can't keep in motion. So it dims down big parts of the image that shouldn't have been in the first place. Like comparing 8 million dimming zones to a meager 500.

compared to an ips i mean, i love my mini led tv and it doesn't have burn in problems, so i guess it's the best upgrade.. for a 21:9 34" or even a 32:9 49" but i didn't find one.

I have a tcl 55 something something and some months ago they did a 34" 21:9 monitor woth the same panel or better.

[MancSoulja]

I've been using a LG C3 as a display for my main PC for nearly 2 years now and there isn't even a hint of burn-in.

[Corona Scurrae]

Witski の投稿を引用：

Yhorm の投稿を引用：

Mini led can't keep in motion. So it dims down big parts of the image that shouldn't have been in the first place. Like comparing 8 million dimming zones to a meager 500.

compared to an ips i mean, i love my mini led tv and it doesn't have burn in problems, so i guess it's the best upgrade.. for a 21:9 34" or even a 32:9 49" but i didn't find one.

I have a tcl 55 something something and some months ago they did a 34" 21:9 monitor woth the same panel or better.

It's better than ips but imo not substantially better

[Corona Scurrae]

MancSoulja の投稿を引用：

I've been using a LG C3 as a display for my main PC for nearly 2 years now and there isn't even a hint of burn-in.

How many hours in service menu?

[MancSoulja]

Yhorm の投稿を引用：

MancSoulja の投稿を引用：

I've been using a LG C3 as a display for my main PC for nearly 2 years now and there isn't even a hint of burn-in.

How many hours in service menu?

No idea mate, but i'll check for you.

[_I_]

mini leds is the backlight method, they can use ips va or tn panels
they are fine, its just more of them, and requires less cooling for them so they will not burn out as easily at 90+% brightness

the backlight method will not change motion blur or anything like that

its the controller/main board that can do strobing, or ulmb or similar to flash the leds off while pixels are changing colors to make it appear more responsive
again, done with any kind of led backlit display and panel type

[Witski]

_I_ の投稿を引用：

mini leds is the backlight method, they can use ips va or tn panels
they are fine, its just more of them, and requires less cooling for them so they will not burn out as easily at 90+% brightness

the backlight method will not change motion blur or anything like that

its the controller/main board that can do strobing, or ulmb or similar to flash the leds off while pixels are changing colors to make it appear more responsive
again, done with any kind of led backlit display and panel type

Im more about on how it looks mostly and how it plays coming from an old 34'' 21:9 3440x1440 IPS 350/ 400 Euro panel from iiyama, ill probably buy an iiyama hands down right now even oled if they make those or ship in eu, only some old models they ship or sell overseas.

But the new tcl
https://www.tcl.com/global/en/monitors/34r83q

seems a very good pick it's like coming close to an oled but without burn in and the only thing that will burn is your eyes because of it's peak brightness. The only thing i don't understand if this is an it's own panel or is a mini led IPS or VA or something

Maybe im based because i like the TCL 55QM8B TV Mini LED 55” i just bought some months ago.