Is burn-in a serious problem with OLED tv’s? null

Not as serious as a few years back, prolonged static images will still cause it. After a few hours of gaming, then no. 3 years straight strictly fox news, more than likely. When you turn off the tv from time to time, you may notice a message asking to do a "screen optimization" or pixel refresh, do it when prompted to make sure problems don't happen.

Hi Stknprof - To help protect your screen, Samsung OLED TVs include features like Logo Detection, which senses static images (like channel logos) and gently dims those areas to reduce the risk of image retention. If the screen stays still or loses signal for 2 minutes, the Screen Saver will kick in automatically to keep things safe. ~ Samsung Specialist

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Not as serious as a few years back, prolonged static images will still cause it. After a few hours of gaming, then no. 3 years straight strictly fox news, more than likely. When you turn off the tv from time to time, you may notice a message asking to do a "screen optimization" or pixel refresh, do it when prompted to make sure problems don't happen.
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Hi Stknprof - To help protect your screen, Samsung OLED TVs include features like Logo Detection, which senses static images (like channel logos) and gently dims those areas to reduce the risk of image retention. If the screen stays still or loses signal for 2 minutes, the Screen Saver will kick in automatically to keep things safe. ~ Samsung Specialist
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