Need Advice TVs

[Fuzzy_Bunny]

Buying TV in 2020 is nightmare. My first choise was OLED but i read about burn ins and that light room kill quality of OLED.
So i decided to check top models of Samsung and Sony. Sony colors looks better to me compare to Samsung, but Samsung picture is more sharpe and black color is better and nothing beat QLED when it comes to bright room.

Can anyone here with OLED tell me if bright room worsen quality and if burn in is still problem with latest TVs?

 

[blackice]

Buying TV in 2020 is nightmare. My first choise was OLED but i read about burn ins and that light room kill quality of OLED.
So i decided to check top models of Samsung and Sony. Sony colors looks better to me compare to Samsung, but Samsung picture is more sharpe and black color is better and nothing beat QLED when it comes to bright room.

Can anyone here with OLED tell me if bright room worsen quality and if burn in is still problem with latest TVs?

Burn in is still a problem of OLEDs, it’s inherent to the technology.

 

[upnorth]

I don't know much about OLED, but member @HarborFront might as I recall he posted this :

LG OLED TV is Dead.......

Watch the video below and decides OLED is NOT dead. Just LG OLED TV is. OLED display for small devices like laptops, smartphones, smartwatches etc still triumphs over other types of materials

malwaretips.com

 

[Local Host]

Even though OLED have problems with burn-ins, the chance of it happening is low, and the chance of the damage being permanent even lower.

Is something to be aware of, but not something to be worried about.

You can turn down the brightness, and avoid having static images for long periods of time on your TV, to lower the small chances of burn-in even further.

 

[Digmor Crusher]

Burn in is permanent, image retention is temporary. If you only watch movies and the occasional show in low light then an oled is perfect for you, if you watch a lot of news, programs with tickers or logos or use as a computer screen then chances of burn in is high.

 

[Tutman]

Buying TV in 2020 is nightmare. My first choise was OLED but i read about burn ins and that light room kill quality of OLED.
So i decided to check top models of Samsung and Sony. Sony colors looks better to me compare to Samsung, but Samsung picture is more sharpe and black color is better and nothing beat QLED when it comes to bright room.

Can anyone here with OLED tell me if bright room worsen quality and if burn in is still problem with latest TVs?

Always been partial to Vizio. Have you checked this out?


Best Value QLED TV: Vizio P Series Quantum X 2019

It's one of the brightest TVs we've tested and you can easily place it in a very bright room as glare isn't an issue.

The 5 Best QLED TVs - Summer 2023: Reviews

The best QLED TV we've tested is the Samsung QN90B QLED. It's an excellent TV that delivers impressive picture quality.

www.rtings.com

 

[Fuzzy_Bunny]

No Vizio TVs in my country. I think i'll go with Sony XG.

I can't trust OLED since my kids game on TV too. I'm afraid burn in would appear pretty fast

 

[Gandalf_The_Grey]

No Vizio TVs in my country. I think i'll go with Sony XG.

I can't trust OLED since my kids game on TV too. I'm afraid burn in would appear pretty fast

Looks like an excellent choice:

The Best TVs

After spending hundreds of hours researching and testing a wide array of TVs, we’ve found the 5 best TVs for any budget and space.

thewirecutter.com

 

[blackice]

Looks like an excellent choice:

The Best TVs

After spending hundreds of hours researching and testing a wide array of TVs, we’ve found the 5 best TVs for any budget and space.

thewirecutter.com

I agree, I have 2 Sony’s that are fantastic. I would always prefer Sony if I can afford it. They have exceptional color accuracy.

 

[Tutman]

I agree, I have 2 Sony’s that are fantastic. I would always prefer Sony if I can afford it. They have exceptional color accuracy.

You know for awhile Samsung was actually making the panels FOR Sony. But not anymore.