Feel like the cons online might be overblown (burn in / not bright enough for bright rooms)

Bought samsung's faux version 2 years ago the "QLED" and it's nice picture but don't think i've ever really been wow'd by it.

Casually taking a look at oled offerings. worth it?

Of course it's worth it, it's the goat tv.

Burn in isn't really an issue unless you use it like crazyyyyyy with a static image. Normal use it's really a non issue. Had LG cx for like over 2 years now

TV is for brokies

Miss me with that chit

Definitely worth it. Best tv in the market, along with the Sony A90J

Go for the LG extreme short distance projector and a black diamond contrast 90 inch screen thank me later OP

Burn-in is definitely real, my B7 has some red burn-in from the Netflix logo and a few other things

But it’s a six year old model now and has gotten a huge amount of use, plus it’s still usable with the burn-in. The software/processor actually feels like a bigger issue than the screen and more of a reason to replace it, it’s like using a six year old phone where apps etc can be slow and unstable

just lol at trying to get the brightest most perfect visuals to watch....what?

netflix with its obvious agenda being thrown at you with every show (forced interracial couples, clownworld idealogy, pro trans plots, weird **** stuff like cuties)?

Hbomax? So you can let Sam Levinson pollute you and your kids minds with Euphoria and The Idol

NFL and Sports? Just lol at watching 1 hour of commercials to see players kneel or have "I can't breathe" on the uniforms in place of their last name

CNN/Fox News....just lol

New movies? Lol at watching any of the new hollywood woke/marvel trash that comes out. Good luck firing up The Last Jedi or whatever Kathleen Kennedy cooks up on that OLED OP

Try CRT.

It's worth it for movies and sports 100%