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torok said:
Peh said:
Depends on what you use it for. It is not suitable for attaching a PC on it due to burn ins. Same as gaming.
They still have the same flaws as in the beginning:

Lower brightness compared to LCD and decreasing further with time.
Low lifecycle
Burn in
Higher latency in regard to non oled.


But it's perfect for watching movies in a dark room.

These still keep me away from them. I don't think the tech is 100% ready yet. And TVs are usually long time investiments, I usually stay more than 5 years with one. However, they are already solving the lifecycle issue.

Anyway, I think it will be the number 1 option soon. For smartphones they already are, I don't think I would even consider a LCD screen on a phone ever again. Of course, the longevity issues aren't relevant here neither is the burn-in (there are software solutions). AMOLED also improves latency a lot.

Yes, on my smartphone I also got amoled and don't wanna miss it. But I already got burn ins from using google maps navigation too often.

 

Nevertheless, if the get rid of these issues, then I will consider buying one. Samsung Qled still looks really good and is really bright. 



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