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Poll of the Day > So 4k oled tvs are much superior to 4k led tvs?

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UT1999
10/13/21 4:51:25 PM
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iirc the one i have is an led 4k

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rexcrk
10/13/21 5:05:49 PM
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In my experience, YES.

Of course, the first 4K TV I got was a Sony LED and it was actually kind of garbage. Developed a bad case of dirty screen effect and it honestly never wowed me no matter how I tweaked the settings (based off of rtings). It was also a 3D TV too so idk if that had anything to do with it.

But my OLED is absolutely gorgeous and Im soooo glad I went with it after the Sony crapped out on me.

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Mead
10/13/21 5:23:46 PM
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Yeah the new thing is good this time

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ArvTheGreat
10/13/21 7:44:52 PM
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oled individual pixels right up instead of having the back light light up the tv so if its a black screen you wont get that glow from the back light

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captpackrat
10/13/21 8:39:52 PM
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OLEDs use less power and provide deeper blacks.

On the other hand, they are prone to burning in which can leave a permanent image on the screen if a static element is displayed for a long time (such as a HUD in a video game).

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Riptor
10/13/21 9:08:23 PM
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captpackrat posted...
OLEDs use less power and provide deeper blacks.

On the other hand, they are prone to burning in which can leave a permanent image on the screen if a static element is displayed for a long time (such as a HUD in a video game).

I wouldn't say they're "prone" to burn-in. That implies it's definitely gonna happen, just a matter of when. It certainly CAN happen, but it's highly unlikely when used normally.

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lihlih
10/13/21 9:29:31 PM
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captpackrat posted...
OLEDs use less power and provide deeper blacks.

On the other hand, they are prone to burning in which can leave a permanent image on the screen if a static element is displayed for a long time (such as a HUD in a video game).


This is why gamers should get a QLED TV instead. The picture is slightly worse than an OLED, but no fear of burn in
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Firewood18
10/14/21 12:37:44 AM
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I know someone that still has a plasma tv. Its not too bad for a 10 yr old set but there is some burn in from game screens that were left on.

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