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   Are OLED TVs bad?

   • Instead the biggest problem with OLED TVs in general is that most have a glass front panel that is ultra-reflective. If you have any light coming from behind where you’re sitting, you’ll almost certainly see it reflected in the TV screen and that can obscure those inky black details that OLED TVs are known for.

   OLED TV vs QLED TV: 3 things to know before you buy

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   Are OLED TVs worth it?

   • The short answer is yes, because they're brilliant. The longer answer is that it depends on what you want and how much you want to spend, because while OLED TV is the best TV tech around it's also often the most expensive – and rival technologies can come very close in picture quality for considerably less money.

   Should you buy an OLED TV? Here I look at the pros and cons

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   Should you buy an OLED TV or a QLED TV?

   • As you can see, an OLED TV has its pros and cons. If you're trying to save some cash, and if one of the three cons bothers you, spending your hard-earned cash on a QLED TV would be wise. Sure, it may not have the best picture quality, but you're getting a brighter TV that lasts in the long run.

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   Does an OLED TV consume more power than an LED TV?

   • If you often watch bright HDR content, your OLED TV will consume way more power than it does when displaying SDR content. As long as you keep your brightness levels to a minimum, your OLED TV will consume less power than your average LED TV. 4. OLED TVs Offer Unmatched Response Times

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   Is burn-in a problem with OLED TVs?

   • Burn-in was a significant concern for OLED TV owners. However, given that many of today’s OLED TV manufacturers include screen saver settings after periods of inactivity, heat control systems, and other software solutions including a feature that subtly moves images on screen by tiny micro movements, it's not really an issue with today's sets.

   7 things you need to know before buying an OLED TV in 2023

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   Does a thin OLED TV make a good sound?

   • The sound from a TV that's thinner than a paperback isn't going to be big and theatrical. It just isn't. Some thin OLED TVs invest a lot in making the sound better and more positional, and the audio from my own TV is perfectly intelligible. But it's not remotely the same as what some dedicated speakers can do.

   I switched to a big OLED TV a year ago, and here are 6 things you

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   Jan 15, 2023 · Most people consider OLED TVs as some of the best TVs you can buy, and this display technology has advanced a lot in the past several years. However, some TV manufacturers have shied away from incorporating OLED panels since they're not perfect by any means.

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   May 24, 2022 · The short answer is yes, because they're brilliant. The longer answer is that it depends on what you want and how much you want to spend, because while OLED TV is the best TV tech around...

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   Apr 26, 2023 · OLED TVs continue to be the hottest thing in television hardware today, despite increasingly fierce competition from mini-LED TVs. But I can see the stats on what you all read on TechRadar, and...

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   Oct 3, 2023 · OLED TVs almost need no introduction. You’ve probably heard on commercials and seen on advertisements that they offer perfect contrast thanks to individually lit pixels and been told that they...

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   Mar 17, 2023 · Almost every major brand of OLED TV has a screen saver that kicks in after a period of inactivity. Throw in further fixes like ‘Screen Shift’ – a feature that subtly moves on-screen action by...

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   Apr 23, 2023 · All OLED TVs except Samsung's support it. But don't worry – if your TV doesn't support one of these formats and you want to watch something that uses it, you'll still get HDR.

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   Dec 31, 2021 · The answer is, broadly, yes. Although just because OLED technology has garnered a stellar reputation doesn't mean you should simply click 'buy' on any old OLED and assume you're getting a great TV at a great price.