“This will be used for gaming and sports. Room is moderately bright, will not be dark. Is the TV bright enough? What about screen burn in issues for static images such as sports/channel logos/scores and video game settings (health bar, mini maps etc)?”
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Tv will be plenty bright enough. Use the ISF Bright room setting- if available in game mode. I’m not a gamer so…. So far no burn in issues on mine. There are settings that move the image slightly to prevent it and also similar to plasma TVs a way to “wipe “ the screen if there is slight burn in. Amazing picture!
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.It's best in a dim room or dark but u can still see everything in a bright room but u can get a mirror like reflection if ther is a light or it's window opposite of the TV screen
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Perfect for games
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.This tv is mostly for gaming and after my C7 having burn issues I was afraid of having the same issues but I haven’t had anything like that and the tv does like a refresh to prevent it from happening. The blacks are truly black much brighter than my last OLED and the new AI Sound Pro is AMAZING!!! It’s like a built in sound bar. And as a hammer it’s awesome having the Game Optimizer and NVIDIA built in as well I can also enjoy my pc gaming and play the PS5 on the best looking OLED TV that you can get.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Hello, yes it is bright enough.^Venette
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