I don't see anyone on the internet asking about the risk of burn in!! Is there a risk of burn in ? I game a lot and I watch news channels null

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Samsung · Accepted Answer

Hi Mike - Hi! Samsung incorporates the latest advancements in technology to minimize the potential for burn-in (such as Pixel Shift settings), solidifying the new lineup as the most high-quality OLED TV offering in the market. ^Gina

Answered by Samsung 3 years ago

ViperGTS44 · Answer

There is always a risk with OLED. However, I have had an OLED TV that I use to do mostly gaming and haven't had any issues with burn in. I can game up to 12 hours a day and still no issues. The logo dimming and other features have done a nice job of greatly reducing the risk.

Answered by ViperGTS44 3 years ago

Boston · Answer

I searched around for info on burnin on this S95B and what I did find in the small amount of info on it is that this TV should have much less risk of burn in. I wouldn't make a decision based on that but after I searched it and looked here and there, one article that I unfortunately don't remember where did mention it was less likely. You could always try Bestbuy chat or Samsung they should know.

Answered by Boston 3 years ago

oledguru · Answer

Theoretically no because of the new technology. But too early to say since this is new

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