“Significant number of negative comments regarding burn-in and screen issues. Has LG publicly addressed this, or is OLED technology too new to really know long term? Big investment, especially if it's going to be prone to early failure.”
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Honestly, having owned plasma, lcd, and led tvs over the past I always worried about burn in. This particular tv has safeguards to help reduce the chance of burn-in. As long as you use common sense when the set has a static image or sits idle too long you won’t have anything to worry about.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I have had no burn in or screen issues, but I have only had the tv for 2 weeks. Picture is great after much adjustment. Big problem is sound. When switching to netflix or amazon prime from cable the sound, especially voices are Garbled and not understandable. Switching back and the in again cures the problem.. LG knows about the problem. but has not done a fix as of yet.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Yes! I've had mine for about three months, and I have a severe case of burn in! And there are many people who've suffered the same thing! Just Google "LG OLED burn in," and you'll discover it is, indeed, a problem. I use both the Screen Shift and Pixel Refresher functions - and I still have a visible logo that appears. BEWARE!
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Not a problem on my set. Pausing a movie or video stream will bring on a screen saver in a relatively short time.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Have no idea. I have had mine less than a month. Hope it doesn’t fail but I did purchase Best Buy policy in case.
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