My LG oled had lots of dead pixel clusters around the edges and horrible burn in in the center after only 5 years. So yeah 10 years is a challenge probably. Never buying LG again.
My 65" B7 from 2017 is still going strong. No dead oleds. Still feels sufficiently bright in my room.
I’ve heard newer models are significantly brighter and have “better” HDR but I don’t see any need to upgrade any time soon.
I also don’t really baby it. I’ve left roughly still scenes up on the screen for 15 - 60 minutes before it automatically went to sleep and no burn in yet thankfully.
I regularly game on it and no burn in of the static elements of the UI.
My LG oled had lots of dead pixel clusters around the edges and horrible burn in in the center after only 5 years. So yeah 10 years is a challenge probably. Never buying LG again.
My 65" B7 from 2017 is still going strong. No dead oleds. Still feels sufficiently bright in my room.
I’ve heard newer models are significantly brighter and have “better” HDR but I don’t see any need to upgrade any time soon.
I also don’t really baby it. I’ve left roughly still scenes up on the screen for 15 - 60 minutes before it automatically went to sleep and no burn in yet thankfully.
I regularly game on it and no burn in of the static elements of the UI.
Edit: I said burn in but I mean image retention.