oleds aren't worth it right now due to the burn in risks

Yes, prices on OLED are dropping fast and the issue of burn-in is mostly solved. You are unlikely to experience burn-in even after years of heavy usage.

Well, it's easy. Buy one with burn-in guarantee and zero dead pixel policy. Alienware for one.

I have had one of their oleds for over a year now and no sign of any burn-in, or dead pixels. It doesn't matter though, because it has a three year guarantee.

I have an oled monitor sat next to a very expensive ips monitor, both are 144Hz, yet the oled is noticeably smoother. The picture quality, well, the main two differences are contrast and reds. The reds are true reds. Although the ips is quite good, nothing compares to the oled.

there are only a few panel mfgs

dead pixel is pretty much not going to be a problem

burn in will be
the panel will get about a year of use (on time) before you see screen burn

to help prevent and make it last longer before you can see screen burn
1. turn it off when not in use
2. avoid static images, desktop icons, taskbar, clock etc..

the display displays burn prevention can help, but mostly only burns a ghost around the pixels that would burn, or burns reverse image so the entire screen is burned evenly
some overdrive burned sub pixels, which would burn them faster but look even until they reach their max brightness

if you wan to buy a new display in a few years go ahead

lcd panels will last 10+ years without burn, even if left on 24/7

Its difficult for me to see burn in on my oled that I have had for about 2 years

I only notice it if I am looking at stuff like youtube comments

Any constantly moving games or other things haven't done any burn in, even with UIs that are static

But, at the end of my current monitors life, I'll be going to a Samsung (I think it's a samsung), a 39" ultrawide 21:9 @ 1440p 240Hz, when the price of it goes down from $1499 to maybe $800.

I love my oled monitor. It's so much easier on my eyes, and the colors are richer

Just remember to do a pixel refresh after about 4 hours of continuous use

And after, I think the first 1,000 hours, it will need to refresh for an hour.

Oled doesn't have much of a problem with burn in now. Many cell phone screens are oled, and the one I have is four years old and there is no burn in.

It's probably the future of monitors and tv's. Especially the quantum dot oled's

The only problem is that they run extremely hot compared to other types of monitors

I am running a completely black desktop to extend the life of my monitor, and I usually don't run HDR and set the brightness at 0% if I am just watching videos on it

Bro my TV is from 2005 I don't run a screen saver and it's a plasma, you really don't need to worry about burn ins, with older tvs, all the new technology is junk, if you buy a new TV and smell any soder flux burning take the new TV back it's defective

引用自 potato：

oleds aren't worth it right now due to the burn in risks

Oled worth it, using mine daily

引用自 Karumati：

Oled worth it, using mine daily

wouldn't be much of a point in a monitor you can't use daily

引用自 potato：

引用自 Karumati：

Oled worth it, using mine daily

wouldn't be much of a point in a monitor you can't use daily

Playing and watching anime daily on oled tv

引用自 Karumati：

Playing and watching anime daily on oled tv

again, wouldn't be much of a point in a monitor that can't do that

you can also do that on any other monitor, oled isn't special for it

引用自 potato：

引用自 Karumati：

Playing and watching anime daily on oled tv

again, wouldn't be much of a point in a monitor that can't do that

you can also do that on any other monitor, oled isn't special for it

Colors looks much nicer on oled.

引用自 Karumati：

引用自 potato：

again, wouldn't be much of a point in a monitor that can't do that

you can also do that on any other monitor, oled isn't special for it

Colors looks much nicer on oled.

thats cayse you had a bad IPS

Depends if you want to spend $200 or $500.

引用自 Omega：

Yes, prices on OLED are dropping fast and the issue of burn-in is mostly solved. You are unlikely to experience burn-in even after years of heavy usage.

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You guys do realize this is a year and a half old thread that Nexor necro'd right?