Is OLED The Biggest Lie Ever Told
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They had one of those C7 joints at Best Buy open box for like $1300. Since I got some Christmas money and a bonus at work I said fukk it and bought it for the bedroom to replace a 1080p set. Next year I'll replace the living room 4K TV with one that has HDMI 2.1 on it. Got home and plugged the bytch up and it floored me. I've never seen colors this vivid on a TV before.
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Burn in? Damn.
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You didn't get plasma at first then. For a couple of years it was what it was. Consumers was taught that LED is the way to go, not LCD
then plasma fixed the burn in issues and was once again the best picture..by that time the damage was done. Sheep ain't about learning nah mean. Now it's a new tv generation and they are deploying the same tactics so they can cake off of people like @winb83 
You see bruh, this is new tech. So it's a little costly, and people who buy shyt like this early will act like their life changed because of it. The truth is those TV's have the best colors TODAY but in one years time will be the best of the dinosaur TV's. Cheaper, better HDMI 2.1 compliant TV's will be here in less than a year.
Honest opinion, If you are pressed to make that jump? Wal-Mart got 55in 4k HDR TCL for $389, then wait for a few months. Spending $1,000's on something that could possibly burnin and is not 2.1 compliant is a risk vs reward situation. For those saying they haven't gotten burn in yet
that's great, did you try to ruin your expensive television to see 
cuz people don't usually do that ON PURPOSE...
Thatrogueassdiaz
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What's a C7?
You're still on a projection CRT thoughYou didn't get plasma at first then. For a couple of years it was what it was. Consumers was taught that LED is the way to go, not LCD
You see bruh, this is new tech. So it's a little costly, and people who buy shyt like this early will act like their life changed because of it. The truth is those TV's have the best colors TODAY but in one years time will be the best of the dinosaur TV's. Cheaper, better HDMI 2.1 compliant TV's will be here in less than a year.
Honest opinion, If you are pressed to make that jump? Wal-Mart got 55in 4k HDR TCL for $389, then wait for a few months. Spending $1,000's on something that could possibly burnin and is not 2.1 compliant is a risk vs reward situation. For those saying they haven't gotten burn in yet
Breh i got the same joint. Just watched the Revenant 4k blu ray and it was incredible. All the scenes with sun poking through the trees and all the dope scenery
Watched Dunkirk after on psn like
the whole time, that i didnt just buy the 4k
Pixelshift technology.
JetLife
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rtings is doing a long-term test on Burn-In, (LG B6 with pixel shift on), and it ain't looking too good.
they don't have a reason to be biased either since they get revenue off referral links and OLED's would net them greater payouts with the higher prices for those TVs.
20/7 Burn-In Test: OLED vs LCD VA vs LCD IPS
they don't have a reason to be biased either since they get revenue off referral links and OLED's would net them greater payouts with the higher prices for those TVs.
20/7 Burn-In Test: OLED vs LCD VA vs LCD IPS
pimpineasy
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congrats breh i feel very strongly about the superiority of oled vs lcd/led tvWatching CP3 break Kawhi's ankles
you will be blown away and everything else will look washed out after
i dont have a oled tv. but im itching for my 65inch 4k tv to break before splurging
chunky_mcdaniels
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High end OLED monitors (not tv's)
CanonDP-V3010 30
SonyBVM-E250 Trimaster EL OLED Master Monitor (24.62
FSI | CM250
transvideo etc,
LED's
Dolby Professional Reference Monitor PRM-4220
For the most part Colourists (who use monitors as a reference for grading/timing films use either high end OLED, LED or old CRT.) Many bemoaned the death of CRT and looked at the rise of OLED as a new age for monitors/tv's.
As far as I'm concerned you get what you pay for in all monitors/tv's. 10 bit and high end components/oled's etc are going to exhibit a pretty good picture more often than not.
This burn in thing y'all referencing seems to be somewhat misleading and different in each monitor case. OLED doesn't have back panels (self emitting diode) so if it does exist (which it may very well do) it must be an entirely different type of damage to what many of you are referencing/suggesting.
It's all the eye of the beholder, some people prefer a glossy, colour saturated, style look. Others prefer tonality, latitude etc, work it out and see what you like.
CanonDP-V3010 30
SonyBVM-E250 Trimaster EL OLED Master Monitor (24.62
FSI | CM250
transvideo etc,
LED's
Dolby Professional Reference Monitor PRM-4220
For the most part Colourists (who use monitors as a reference for grading/timing films use either high end OLED, LED or old CRT.) Many bemoaned the death of CRT and looked at the rise of OLED as a new age for monitors/tv's.
As far as I'm concerned you get what you pay for in all monitors/tv's. 10 bit and high end components/oled's etc are going to exhibit a pretty good picture more often than not.
This burn in thing y'all referencing seems to be somewhat misleading and different in each monitor case. OLED doesn't have back panels (self emitting diode) so if it does exist (which it may very well do) it must be an entirely different type of damage to what many of you are referencing/suggesting.
It's all the eye of the beholder, some people prefer a glossy, colour saturated, style look. Others prefer tonality, latitude etc, work it out and see what you like.