Topic: 4k TV Recommendations

Personally I would be very hesitant to recommend OLED to anybody.

I've had the LG OLED55B7V for 2 years, and it is suffering from significant "pixel wear", and the panel is going to be replaced by LG at a cost of £200. Fortunately, Richer Sounds (where I bought the TV from) have agreed to cover this cost despite "screen burn" not being covered under their warranty.

One thing to note about OLED is that "pixel wear" is cumulative. So having something Red on screen for 10 hours continuously is the same as having something Red on screen for 1 hour every day for 10 days.

If you alternate your content a lot, all this actually does is make the pixels wear more evenly so you don't notice the problem

@LieutenantFatman
The best you can get is lg x10 48 inch!
Highly recommended got all the features you need. Only down side is the price

@JimbobLink
They have come a long way since the OLED 7-Series. They got way more Anti brun Inn features. Like reduces the light on logo's specifically

@Ridwaano OLED doesn't typically suffer from "burn in" in the traditional sense. The main issue is "pixel wear" which is a gradual wearing out and dimming of the pixels' ability to display colours properly.

From what I can make out, the newest features from LG are designed to even out pixel wear, not stop it from happening.

Is a 50" UltraHD tv worthy € 190 even if it won't run120FPS? My games on an OG PS4 will look any better? I still don't have a PS5 and I could go with this tv now, giving my actual FullHD to my mum since her tv is dead.