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By the way, if any of you have one, or plan to buy an OLED TV/monitor, beware of burn-in:

Tests show newer OLED TVs can still experience significant burn-in because they're much brighter, proving that you can't have your cake and eat it
https://www.pcgamer.com/hardware/gaming-monitors/tests-show-newer-oled-tvs-can-still-experience-significant-burn-in-because-theyre-much-brighter-proving-that-you-cant-have-your-cake-and-eat-it/
If you've considered an OLED gaming monitor or TV purchase over the last few years, you've probably done a little bit of research on the dreaded phenomena of burn-in. OLED panels can retain ghostly images after displaying static on-screen objects over long periods, although many modern displays appear to be better at mitigating the issue.

However, RTings has some disappointing news. A long-term test of OLED TVs manufactured between 2020 and 2023 did not show significant reduction in burn-in compared to a 2017 LG model—and it's the increased screen brightness that is likely to blame.