Have any issues regarding burn in reported? null

Like most OLEDs out right now, I believe all sony and lg TVs have risk of burn in, I believe samsungs version of oled their (qled) isn't at risk cause they use LCD or led panel. I believe hiscense or tcl has come out with a oled tv that claims it's burn in risk free

No, but we are not a good reference. The Sony OLED 55" has less than a couple hundred hours run time. We don't play static images and would not expect any burn-in issues.

Too soon to tell. Pixel shift is set to on at delivery to help in this area. My wife gets mad when I ask her to change the channel when she has it on for back ground comfort. LOL This and all OLEDs should not be used as display TVs with constant images or background noise to sleep by.

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Like most OLEDs out right now, I believe all sony and lg TVs have risk of burn in, I believe samsungs version of oled their (qled) isn't at risk cause they use LCD or led panel. I believe hiscense or tcl has come out with a oled tv that claims it's burn in risk free
Answered by NIFALIOphobia 5 years ago
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No, but we are not a good reference. The Sony OLED 55" has less than a couple hundred hours run time. We don't play static images and would not expect any burn-in issues.
Answered by Robbie1951 5 years ago
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Too soon to tell. Pixel shift is set to on at delivery to help in this area. My wife gets mad when I ask her to change the channel when she has it on for back ground comfort. LOL This and all OLEDs should not be used as display TVs with constant images or background noise to sleep by.
Answered by etp7 5 years ago
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