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(Certified Refurb) 77" LG OLED77C1PUB 4K Smart OLED TV w/ 2-Year Warranty $1769 + free s/h
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If these are just returns from the past couple months deals then you're likely receiving a next to new one. But they don't say for sure.
Checking hours on the C1 according to a reddit post.
"General > Devices > TV Management > TV Information and it pulled up my Power on Time hours."
Don't be fooled: if you forgot to turn it off and you come back the next day and it looks fine… you did do some damage, just not enough for your eyes to see yet.
The first thing to go will be the fact that red part of the led will start to get weaker…. Eventually to the point that you will see it… By then it's too late to do much about it.
Actually, this is why people don't suggest buying a refurbished OLED… You have no idea how bad the burnin is unless the TV has extraordinarily low hours… It's also one of the reasons why they (the seller) don't want to take it back unless it has less than 60 minutes of run time on it.
Burn-in is an almost non-existent issue these days, as long as you don't get a bad panel. You have to absolutely abuse your TV.
Of course this varies by brand and/or model but LG is one of the best.
You completely misread that. That person didn't say, "What is OLED?" They said, "Was it an OLED."
If it buyer regret then you'll probably get a very nice TV with low hours…
However, if it is burn in it probably will be a matter of degrees and trying to take a picture and/or guaranteeing a defective return full refund is going to be a bit of a challenge because they will not look at it as closely as you would when the view the image or examine the tv in person. Burn-in starts very subtly, and quite frankly some people are more sensitive to seeing it than others… Not exactly an easy thing to claim a defect on for a return.
Of course this varies by brand and/or model but LG is one of the best.
Dude he asked if you had to deal with all state warranty on an oled TV he didn't ask if what is OLED he asked if your TV was OLED or not!!
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Refurbished OLED TVs are a very tricky type of purchase and this is a very expensive one so you want to take a lot of time going over all of the features of the TV and examining it closely right away and without any delay… This is not some thing you want to buy and let's sit in your garage for two or three weeks before you open it and run it through it's paces. Nor would it be a good idea to buy it and store it to eventually give it to someone as a gift…again, since you want to check it over within 24 hours of receiving it.
Anyway, best of luck to anyone who purchases, I hope it works out for you. There is a pretty good chance you could just get a TV that was purchased and returned due to buyers remorse especially since these TVs are very expensive and that increases the likelihood of buyers second-guessing themselves.
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In the case of a return you would contact the seller… But in some instances (like a defective item claim) eBay may process your return automatically and produce a return label for the item to go back to the seller.
The free returns part of the auction means that the seller should not be able to charge a restocking fee, but the cost of the return may be on the seller or the buyer depending on the issue with the TV… Generally if there is any defect the seller pays, if it's buyers remorse then the buyer pays. If there is shipping damage then it gets a little bit more complicated, but the return shipping would not be shouldered by the buyer.
BTW, Even if you have to contact the seller (via ebay messages) in order to dispute an auction or start a return, eBay will step in after three days if the dispute is not resolved. Just make sure to do all of your correspondence with the seller through eBay's messaging service so that they have a record of the dispute correspondence.
Dead pixels is the most common issue. Burn in fear these days is the equivalent fearing falling off your bike when you already know how to ride. And yes it may be an issue after like six years or more. I'm not holding my TVs that long.
Dead pixels is the most common issue. Burn in fear these days is the equivalent fearing falling off your bike when you already know how to ride. And yes it may be an issue after like six years or more. I'm not holding my TVs that long.
I have over 10k hours on a 2017 LG oled...no burn in.
People just are silly spreading BS that samsung marketing team started in 2019 when their OLED production was failing miserably. These aren't plasmas
Or skip these folks can skip oled deals and stop posting in the threads....
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