“I'm thinking about buying this TV to go along with my new Xbox One X, but worried about permanent "burn in" from static in-game images. Anyone had this happen? Any tips for preventing permanent image "burn in" from gaming on OLED TV's?”
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I just bought this TV for my Xbox one S. It’s an amazing tv with sick picture quality. The tv has features to prevent burn in such as slightly moving the image to prevent burn in. I left this feature on and couldn’t see any visual difference. This was a huge plus for me because it helps protect from image burn in and it’s unnoticed. There is also a pixel refresher that runs for 1 hour if burn in does occur. This will eliminate the burned in image. Also, there is a screen saver that triggers if the image is left idle for a few minutes. So I would recommend this tv to you for sure.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Actually the tv has a function called pixel refresher woch runs while the tv is off. There is also a function called screen shift which shifts the screen at regular intervals to prevent screen burn-in. I have had this TV for a couple months and haven't noticed any image burn problems this would probably be a good TV to use with your Xbox x
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I have an lg e6 and I got what seems to be permanent burn in of the hud from destiny 2 which remains static when playing I haven’t been able to get rid of and I’ve been trying. I suggest to keep your Oled light settings very low and also your brightness settings very low when gaming hopefully you can avoid the problem I have... and yes I had all the settings for screen shifting etc on to prevent this from happening
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