[tosti]

3 out of 4 OLED screens in my household suffer from burned pixels. It's the early 90s all over again with OLED.

[account42]

How old are these and how often / how long are they turned on? My OLED TV is over two years old now without any issues even though it gets frequent usage.

[tosti]

I don't buy a TV every 2 years, that's absurd. If I buy a TV, it better work for > 10 years.

[account42]

You are attacking a straw man instead of answering the question.

[tosti]

They were second hand, idk. They were already burned when they arrived. Suffices for me to say I don't have much confidence in OLED.

[neop1x]

There have been a huge progress in this regard! New OLEDs don't burn out like those early generations.

[tosti]

Soooo.... They burn a lot faster? Extra puff of smoke efect for good measure? ;)

[mlrtime]

I have 3 LG OLEDs of all different generation and they all still go great. It is by far the best tv you can get vs other manufacturers.

[smcleod]

You know your phone is OLED right? I'm assuming you left a still image on without the inbuilt screen refresher enabled or something? I remember seeing that way back in the early OLED days but not on good TVs in the last 8~ years.

[tosti]

Yes, that's what bothers me. OLED was the newfangled improved technology, but I'd rather hold out until something better becomes affordable.