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expired Posted by warcraft82 • Jan 1, 2025
Jan 1, 2025 11:05 PM
65" Sony BRAVIA 7 QLED Mini-LED 4K Smart TV $1198 ebay +FS
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Also, burn-in is not something to worry about anymore. That's more regurgitated and outdated nonsense. It hasn't been a common issue in 5 or 6 years. It can still happen, because every product in existence has bad units, but it's a small percentage. It basically only happens if you get a bad panel, or you absolutely torture test the TV. They've done tests where they've left OLED TVs on for an entire year, and didn't get burn-in.
Also, burn-in is not something to worry about anymore. That's more regurgitated and outdated nonsense. It hasn't been a common issue in 5 or 6 years. It can still happen, because every product in existence has bad units, but it's a small percentage. It basically only happens if you get a bad panel, or you absolutely torture test the TV. They've done tests where they've left OLED TVs on for an entire year, and didn't get burn-in.
Also, burn-in is not something to worry about anymore. That's more regurgitated and outdated nonsense. It hasn't been a common issue in 5 or 6 years. It can still happen, because every product in existence has bad units, but it's a small percentage. It basically only happens if you get a bad panel, or you absolutely torture test the TV. They've done tests where they've left OLED TVs on for an entire year, and didn't get burn-in.
As for burn, green blob, etc., yes probably a lesser issue for most at this point (for years at least) but some like to keep their TV on all day to a 'news' channel with static logo, or with CC on, so for those people prob not the best choice as that treatment will prob lead to IR or burn at some point. Yes I know I will get bombarded by the I use an OLED for a computer monitor for the super long time of two years and have never had an issue crowd. That's great for those folks and not trying to pick a fight here. However I would not personally use or recommend using an OLED to watch news/finance for 12 hours a day, or for security cameras, etc... Get a LCD for that type of usage/torture, IMO.
Otherwise, other than those two caveats, prob a fine choice but not necessarily the best choice for every application. Add outdoor use to the buy a LCD category too while we are at it.
As for burn, green blob, etc., yes probably a lesser issue for most at this point (for years at least) but some like to keep their TV on all day to a 'news' channel with static logo, or with CC on, so for those people prob not the best choice as that treatment will prob lead to IR or burn at some point. Yes I know I will get bombarded by the I use an OLED for a computer monitor for the super long time of two years and have never had an issue crowd. That's great for those folks and not trying to pick a fight here. However I would not personally use or recommend using an OLED to watch news/finance for 12 hours a day, or for security cameras, etc... Get a LCD for that type of usage/torture, IMO.
Otherwise, other than those two caveats, prob a fine choice but not necessarily the best choice for every application. Add outdoor use to the buy a LCD category too while we are at it.
To be fair, nothing is likely to last that long these days and if you are looking for a nice TV for 6-8 years you are probably fine with them if you keep them out of the sun beams and don't park them on the same 'news' channel all day long every day in blaze mode for background noise like a lot of people do. Or do those things but expect that it may lead to shortened life span. No skin off my back but I wouldn't advise people to use them like that.