The problem with OLED is image retention. Is it resolved with this model? I want to know. Costs too much money to only last a little over a year before developing image retention. They all do it, none of them are exempt. Unless you don't use it!! null

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Alex · Accepted Answer

It's gotten a lot better over the years. I imagine this model will be even better thanks to the improved cooling over the C1(how they made it a little brighter). But as long as you aren't leaving like CNN or something with a ticker constantly in one spot I wouldn't worry. OLED has come a long way and is becoming more the standard as people chase true blacks whether it be TVs, monitors, or phones.

Answered by Alex 3 years ago

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Lgc2 · Answer

The TV has a pixel self cleaning+ more options. Not to worry

LG Digital Customer Care · Answer

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“The problem with OLED is image retention. Is it resolved with this model? I want to know. Costs too much money to only last a little over a year before developing image retention. They all do it, none of them are exempt. Unless you don't use it!!”

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