3 years to the day and 7800 hours on my 77 LG CX. Mix of gaming, movies, and general show watching. Not the slightest hint of burn in or picture degradation of any kind! I also have an LG OLED monitor, the massive 48 inch 48gq-900b. I've had it for roughly 1.5 years now, with 2500 hours on the panel. Exclusively used as a monitor for my Mac, with light gaming here and there, but I mostly use it to multitask as I like being able to see a lot at once(it's like having 4-24 inch monitors). Very happy to say there isn't the slightest big of burn in on that panel either! So thankful cause damn do I love my OLED displays.
My used S7 edge had a pretty awful burn in. Same thing you described but I could see all the previous owner's apps, keyboard, and widgets. Phone was still great and the burn in wasnt always visible but I learned that you should always test a phone before buying it second hand... And I keep my brightness as low as I can and have a 15 second time out. No burn in on any phone since then.
C6 bought in 2016. Zero burn in, very happy. Run for 2 to 3 hrs a day various content. Movies, gaming and box sets. No sports and very little terrestrial tv.
LG CX, 9000 hours (daily around 10 hours for work like Photoshop, Media Design) ... RUclips, Gaming. Auto Hide, Dim and all that stuff off, not a single thing installed to prevent burn in. I have ZERO burn in, nothing. I bought the TV as a Monitor Replacement and i was like if it gets burn in im going to buy a new one, i was sure i will get some because im not cautious at all. Like i said nothing. Over 9000 Hours! That stuff is at least on CX and newer not needed anymore. Just use it as a normal TN/IPS Monitor, no need to castrate yourself. The only thing i was constantly running was 85% Oled light and 50% brightness. Afaik and from what i heard to much brightness kills your panel and not static objects. This only happens IF you run a high brightness AND have static objects.
LG B9 55" here. Been using it 4-5 hours per day for a year and a half (almost 2500 hours on the panel) as a PC monitor mainly for games, turned off static content dimming and pixel shift (bothered me more than anything else), black background with taskbar auto-hide, and never full screen except for fully dynamic content, no burn-in at all. Super happy, best PC monitor ever!
I'm not sure if this is normal, but it looks like there's a faint grid pattern across the whole TV on the last screen. I suppose it might just be an effect of the pixels being on on a "black" screen.
maybe that is light burn in from text? i see the same grid like pattern on white or light grey surfaces. luckily i do not see it while using the monitor. Just when i look closly on a white surface.
Had my C9 for about a year, game on it probably 15-25 hours a week, still looks good. Although on my PC I have nothing on my desktop, no icons, and the taskbar is set to autohide. And I typically shut if off if I'm away for more than a few minutes. Although lately I've been getting lazy.
I'm back, still no burn in and like I said before, I have been getting progressively lazier about not leaving static images on the screen. Although I do adjust in game HUDs if it's an option.
@@caperjim I have been seeing some very brief image retention when going from bright white to black. But I think that might be normal. I only notice it when the screen cuts to total black. But no, nothing weird that won’t go away after a couple seconds. I mean like the kind of nasty burn in most of us are worried about, none of that.
I have been using my C9 at peak brightness for 1000+ hours with a PC (and 2500+ hours for movies/series/tv besides that). Taskbar hidden but alot of static stuff anyway. I use screensaver on 1 min and I have zero burn-in after 3 years. I use the standard win 10 ribbon screensaver, it almost seem like it helps remove retention, while looking impressive..
~2500 hours on my LG C2 42" I purchased at launch last year. I use it as a PC monitor which involves work, gaming, web browsing, and other productivity uses. So basically, the worst case scenario for burn-in I think (having same window open for hours like Microsoft Excel or something). And no burn-in! I also have Pixel Shift/Screen Move turned off, and I have never manually run Pixel Cleaning. Also, my Pixel Brightness/OLED Light is usually set somewhere between 80-100 which is quite high. The only precaution I have taken is auto-hiding the taskbar. I truly expected there to be some burn-in because I have my windows organized the same way constantly for many, many hours a day for over a year, and I usually have it quite bright since there is always daylight streaming in. And nothing! Very impressed.
LG C2 42 inch, using as PC monitor. At least 8 hours a day of office work with 4 windows email, 2 browser, teams. Every couple of weeks I move windows around, so it's not the same window in the same quarter of the screen, just in case. Do a lot of gaming too, hopefully that helps to move pixels around. 6 months so far so good. Just happened to come by this test, will save and try to update every 6 months if I don't switch to other monitor.
Just hit 5000 hours on my LG CX. Performed all pixel refreshes when prompted on power down. All software updates applied immediately on roll-out. I use my CX several hours every day for PC gaming and movies. Zero burn-in found!
No burnin after 9 months on a LG55C9 using it for more then 7-8 ours a day including gaming, watching youtube content, anime and movies with my pc. Only have a bit of banding but thats normal but seems less visible after those months using the pixel refresher
@@LexLutha not seen any improvement if use the option for pixel refresher for the banding. I have read on LG forum it increase even more vertical banding in time if use the refresher
I only notice very slight burn on my 4 month old iPhone 13 Pro Max. I can only see the Instagram icons, the pink bars from long use of playing Candy Crush Saga, battery icon, the Wifi icon, the reception icon, the location icon, the clock, and the swipe bar. It’s all very faint. I can’t notice it on the other colors except dark gray. Update (Edited on November 19, 2023): the burn-in hasn’t changed at all. After 1 year and 5 months, the OLED panel has held up so well. I have had the brightness around 80-90% about 85% of the time and I haven’t noticed any additional burn-in problems. I am impressed. The burn-in issues are not very common. I can only see a the burn in issues if I dim the screen down or if I am on a dark gray screen.
I noticed three horizontal lines, one line dead center. Especially on white and green. These lines don't appear on other burn in test videos. However, it may be a video quality issue.
LG C7 here, a little over 4 years of use. In the past year I've used it more for my HTPC, but primarily used for gaming, RUclips, etc. Lots of burn-in for me! I expected some, especially since I now use it as a PC monitor, but damn! I even have my OLED light turned down below half to try and minimize burn-in since there are lots potential static items on a PC but I still have loads of burn in, especially around the edges from desktop icons. Not a huge deal since I originally planned on getting about 5 years out of this thing, and I didn't have any burn-in until recently, so definitely be careful if you want to use your OLED TV for a PC, even trying to be conscious of it I got crazy burn-in in less than a year - also worth mentioning is that this is an older OLED, hopefully newer models are better with this.
Ive been using an LG C9 as a PC monitor since Feb 2020 and i now have 7719 hours on it without a single blemish or any sign of burn in. I think the key is to use it at least 4hrs when you use it so it does the smaller pixel refresh when your done. My tv has done that refresh every day ive used it since ive had it. I have the 5y Best Buy warranty too just in case. Ive read itll start getting dimmer at 10,000hrs. Ill definitely be at that much before 5ys. I love my OLED tv though and would gladly buy another if i had to. Best monitor ive owned.
Alienware QD-OLED, 6 Months use. Only a VERY faint line on grey from watching 16:9 content on an ultrawide (as I expected). Other than that perfect so far. Will update this comment further down the line.
I've got a p30 pro that I've had for nearly 2 years now, there's no noticable marks except for on blue,and there I can faintly tell that my notification bar at the top of the screen has been burnt in
LG 910v abused during 4.5 yerars time as both a computer screen and tv. Can see small fragments of burn in from the chrome tabs, thought that it would get way worse. Would i choose oled again? hell yeah!
Slight blemishes when on the red and yellow screens but the TV is an LG B7 so it’s a few years old. The tv is in constant use and I’ve never bothered stressing myself about burn in, so all in all I’m pretty happy with the results. Burn in is obviously a thing with OLED TVs but it would never be enough to put me off buying one. Thanks for the upload of the video, very helpful 👍🏼
How has your b7 held up??? Im about to buy a 2nd hand one and its identical to yours (slight blemishes on red n yellow) Any feedback would be appreciated thanks
It will be two years this November with my LG G1 65". Still no burn-in BUT I have quite a lot of dead pixels in all colors, especially near the edges of the screen. I counted 18 dead pixels on red, 22 on green, 15 on blue. They don't bother me during use to be honest, though.
LG C8 user. Bought August 2018. Noticed burn in around 2 weeks ago. 5200 hours usage. I play fighting games so i can notice the health bars on the TV lol. LG was super good, replaced the entire panel for free. I think everyone is entitled to a one time free replacement. Not sure how it works. But new panel looks great. Been more wary of my usage, toned my OLED brightness down and definitely gonna take care of this beautiful thing better now!
LG G1, after 2 years and more than 4000 hours as monitor, always in HDR, still almost perfect, it has very few and little black spot on the borders, but they are so few and so light that i'm not sure if it's the tv or my eyes, GG LG
LG B6 here with 3 years pretty heavy use. The Minecraft health bar has caused pretty bad burn to the red pixels. You can see the health bar on the red screen. The white screen shows about 10-12 dead pixels. Not ideal!
Oneplus 7 Pro 2+ years, heavy heavy use, read a lot and browse Facebook a lot, but aparrently no burn in. Honestly, i, like many others, think that brightness is a big thing, some people get burn in super fast, so that must be 100% brightness a lot of the time..
Wanted to test this out on my New LG B2 OLED TV so I can make sure the vertical banding isn't horrible. During the solid red color, I can barely see it, I was so glad I couldn't which means I don't think I need to replace this one where I thought I got a defective one.
Asus PG48UQ full torture 12-16 hours per day with pixel shift and auto logo dim disabled. Running as HTPC with no task bar hide. Running low-mid brightness after 1 year no signs of burn-in.
My B7 has a rectangle in the middle of it. but it's not any icon or from anything I've watched. It's just a Generic rectangle, absolutely not noticeable when watching anything. Is this burn in or just image retention?
How do I become a channel member I’ve been trying to pay my 5 dollars to I can watch your member only videos but there is nowhere on your channel to purchase the membership 😳
S95B user here ! 3000+ hours ! A lot of RUclips, Disney+, Netflix, Amazon Prime Video ! And a lot of gaming on PS5 and Nintendo Switch ! Since October 2022 (1 year and 5 months of using until today), no burn in at all here !! 😎👌 BUT a stuck pixel still here since January 2023 unfortunately… can’t see it from the place I’m watching TV fortunately !! 😅👍
Running this on a year old S22 Ultra. Got burn in from keyboard and RUclips UI. I also have an LG C8 that has heavy burn in from news banners and video game UI. OLED's definitely have the best picture and viewing angle, but suck for burn in. I don't care what anyone says. Gimme your OLED for a year and I'll burn that bitch in.
O-oh, slight burn-in on the bottom where my home button is on my galaxy note 9...and I have it for less than a year. I was thinking of buying the new sony Oled A9S, but I guess I'll stick with the X950H - hopefully it's better that the X950G.
LG C7 55”. Purchased end of 2017. Has already had 1 replacement panel. Now has a horrible green area in the middle of the yellow screen visible in normal use as flesh appearing sea-sick & green-tinged in this area of the screen. Joy 🙄
Alienware QD OLED 34 inich, been using it for one year. No burn in. I didn't baby this monitor, games left on overnight without turning off the moniitor
The blues have been burnt in on mine. I can clearly read the word ALERT - bought used from a client that watched a lot of news. Right where tye banner sits. C6 - nbd for now.
I got horrible burnin on my s20 from watching RUclips videos generally I play videos in zoom to fill mode but not all videos support it so now it's extremely noticeable on my home and even web browsing. It's definitely a disappointment
Look if there is any statical image, such as logos, game's HUD, sport's scoreboard etc. These are usually what causes permanent and temporary image retention. If you didnt spot nothing out of ordinary as you said, you're good.
OLED55B7M. 4 years of use and a daughter that left Netflix menu a lot. Red color is bad, can see Netflix on the bottom right, vertical lines all the upper part of the screen, and like a dark cloud in the center. By the way, there's a square shape in the center of the screen with almost all colors. Still looks great with regular videos, but I won't but another TV while I still have kids.
It's weird but on this test, I get a slightly dirty spot in the top left quadrant and another in the center of the bottom half. On other tests with the same colors, there's absolutely no dirty spots. 🤷♂
Is it normal that for the last frame I have 2 grey’ish squares, one on the top left corner and one on the top center ? I have bought my LG C2 a week ago..
IF you watching the video on Windows, and there were no problems on the prior colors, I wouldn't worry about it. For some reason, the gray color tends not to play well with TVs in windows. I have this issue with my c9 and the LG ub8500 prior, its rare and it only happens when the majority of the screen has a solid gray color.
Just bought the C3 and now I have it 1 day was playing call of duty for 1 1/2 hours, I never thought of burn in or something I always watched different stuff before. Then I watched this videos all colors were fine. But the black/grey at the end just hat the marks were the static elements were like WTF!! Also on the left side a HUGE „cloud“ of dirty screen!!! How can that be?! After just one day having it and 1 hour of gaming?! Everybody told me not to worry about burn in especially with the newer ones but if that happened already after ONE HOUR of gaming on the FIRST DAY WITH THE TV how should this look like in a year?! Just spend 1.75k for it it was more than my savings! But before that I had a defect neoQLED Samsung after I had to return it I got another defect neoQLED Samsung and than the TVs were out of stock! Samsung didn’t even care to find a solution for me after to damaged high end brand new TVs! I couldn’t even keep them cause I would’ve lost warranty and would’ve to pay for further issues by myself like wtf. So I decided to listen to the people who always recommended the LG OLED and said burn in won’t happen (which was and is my fear) and now that?! I didn’t want to stay with Samsung after that experience. Can somebody tell me why I’m so cursed with TVs? Before that I had an old plasma tv from my grandma so I need a new tv with all the stuff that is needed for ps5, having 4K and all that. My first good tv but seems like they are all made out of trash! 55“ I have and no car this time I would’ve need to bring it back myself cause I bought in the store but I’m slowly done with this. I buy the best TVs but always have problems! Even now with the most loved tv, burn in after one day and only one ridiculous hour of gaming?! All the other colors were fine there was nothing, only at the last one the black/grey background you saw everything it looked terrible!
LG B9 after one year...zero burn in. I watch mostly movies and series from and 5-6 Basketball or soccer games per week all from iptv mag box. I have my tv open almost 12 hours per day. Almost none of regular channels on TV.
Looks like I have some mild burn in of the CNN logo on LG B7 65". However it's worth noting I don't notice anything when watching anything. Just when running this test.
3 years to the day and 7800 hours on my 77 LG CX. Mix of gaming, movies, and general show watching. Not the slightest hint of burn in or picture degradation of any kind!
I also have an LG OLED monitor, the massive 48 inch 48gq-900b. I've had it for roughly 1.5 years now, with 2500 hours on the panel. Exclusively used as a monitor for my Mac, with light gaming here and there, but I mostly use it to multitask as I like being able to see a lot at once(it's like having 4-24 inch monitors). Very happy to say there isn't the slightest big of burn in on that panel either!
So thankful cause damn do I love my OLED displays.
My S7 has like "anti burn-in" on the status bar because it's black, so that zone is brighter than everyting else lol
My used S7 edge had a pretty awful burn in. Same thing you described but I could see all the previous owner's apps, keyboard, and widgets. Phone was still great and the burn in wasnt always visible but I learned that you should always test a phone before buying it second hand...
And I keep my brightness as low as I can and have a 15 second time out. No burn in on any phone since then.
LG B9 65" 10 Months and coming up on 4000Hrs and not a single problem. Thanks for sharing the screens.
LG C2 user here. Heavy usage. 8000 hours and I have just completed my first year. No burn in!
I would rather like it without logo, but thanks.
C6 bought in 2016. Zero burn in, very happy. Run for 2 to 3 hrs a day various content. Movies, gaming and box sets. No sports and very little terrestrial tv.
I have the B6 still going strong. I'm trying to justify an upgrade to CX but there's no need, picture quality is still amazing.
Just hit 1 year with my LG CX. Nearly 4k hours od all day usage. From monitor usage, gaming, youtube videos, and movie. Looks good!
wow! I only have 885 hours on mine after 16 months. do you hide the taskbar?
@@iVideo1011 Heh yes I do at all times. It's a must do imo
LG CX, 9000 hours (daily around 10 hours for work like Photoshop, Media Design) ... RUclips, Gaming. Auto Hide, Dim and all that stuff off, not a single thing installed to prevent burn in. I have ZERO burn in, nothing. I bought the TV as a Monitor Replacement and i was like if it gets burn in im going to buy a new one, i was sure i will get some because im not cautious at all. Like i said nothing. Over 9000 Hours! That stuff is at least on CX and newer not needed anymore. Just use it as a normal TN/IPS Monitor, no need to castrate yourself. The only thing i was constantly running was 85% Oled light and 50% brightness. Afaik and from what i heard to much brightness kills your panel and not static objects. This only happens IF you run a high brightness AND have static objects.
Galaxy s9. Owned since release.
Noticeable burn in on status bar.
Specially the battery and wifi logo.
LG B9 55" here. Been using it 4-5 hours per day for a year and a half (almost 2500 hours on the panel) as a PC monitor mainly for games, turned off static content dimming and pixel shift (bothered me more than anything else), black background with taskbar auto-hide, and never full screen except for fully dynamic content, no burn-in at all. Super happy, best PC monitor ever!
I’m now at 3152 hours, still fine on my B9!
S21 plus. Noticable tik tok burn in. Very much noticable.
Zero burn in on my 4 year old LG 65"B6.
Out of curiosity, how many hours per day do you use it?
@@mrchrisbeaver couldn't say, but I have over 10000 hours on it.
I'm not sure if this is normal, but it looks like there's a faint grid pattern across the whole TV on the last screen. I suppose it might just be an effect of the pixels being on on a "black" screen.
Have the same issue
maybe that is light burn in from text? i see the same grid like pattern on white or light grey surfaces. luckily i do not see it while using the monitor. Just when i look closly on a white surface.
Had my C9 for about a year, game on it probably 15-25 hours a week, still looks good. Although on my PC I have nothing on my desktop, no icons, and the taskbar is set to autohide. And I typically shut if off if I'm away for more than a few minutes. Although lately I've been getting lazy.
I'm back, still no burn in and like I said before, I have been getting progressively lazier about not leaving static images on the screen. Although I do adjust in game HUDs if it's an option.
@@chincemagnet Any update on the burn in? Any issues?
@@caperjim I have been seeing some very brief image retention when going from bright white to black. But I think that might be normal. I only notice it when the screen cuts to total black. But no, nothing weird that won’t go away after a couple seconds. I mean like the kind of nasty burn in most of us are worried about, none of that.
@@chincemagnet Thanks for the reply. Keep us updated.
I have been using my C9 at peak brightness for 1000+ hours with a PC (and 2500+ hours for movies/series/tv besides that). Taskbar hidden but alot of static stuff anyway. I use screensaver on 1 min and I have zero burn-in after 3 years. I use the standard win 10 ribbon screensaver, it almost seem like it helps remove retention, while looking impressive..
Can someone explain to me why varying content on a LG C1 OLED has any point? People say burn in is cumulative so why even vary?
~2500 hours on my LG C2 42" I purchased at launch last year. I use it as a PC monitor which involves work, gaming, web browsing, and other productivity uses. So basically, the worst case scenario for burn-in I think (having same window open for hours like Microsoft Excel or something). And no burn-in! I also have Pixel Shift/Screen Move turned off, and I have never manually run Pixel Cleaning. Also, my Pixel Brightness/OLED Light is usually set somewhere between 80-100 which is quite high. The only precaution I have taken is auto-hiding the taskbar.
I truly expected there to be some burn-in because I have my windows organized the same way constantly for many, many hours a day for over a year, and I usually have it quite bright since there is always daylight streaming in. And nothing! Very impressed.
LG C2 42 inch, using as PC monitor. At least 8 hours a day of office work with 4 windows email, 2 browser, teams. Every couple of weeks I move windows around, so it's not the same window in the same quarter of the screen, just in case. Do a lot of gaming too, hopefully that helps to move pixels around. 6 months so far so good. Just happened to come by this test, will save and try to update every 6 months if I don't switch to other monitor.
Cool. Nothing on my C9 after 6 months of ownership.
Awesome
Just hit 5000 hours on my LG CX. Performed all pixel refreshes when prompted on power down. All software updates applied immediately on roll-out. I use my CX several hours every day for PC gaming and movies.
Zero burn-in found!
This is 7 months. Epect to have them in another 7, close to the end of your warranty.
@@Thiloyeah Why would you assume to know how long I've owned my TV? Please re-evaluate your life choices.
@@sparkymotive did you hit a tree or something?
No burnin after 9 months on a LG55C9 using it for more then 7-8 ours a day including gaming, watching youtube content, anime and movies with my pc. Only have a bit of banding but thats normal but seems less visible after those months using the pixel refresher
Noice!
@@LexLutha not seen any improvement if use the option for pixel refresher for the banding. I have read on LG forum it increase even more vertical banding in time if use the refresher
I only notice very slight burn on my 4 month old iPhone 13 Pro Max. I can only see the Instagram icons, the pink bars from long use of playing Candy Crush Saga, battery icon, the Wifi icon, the reception icon, the location icon, the clock, and the swipe bar. It’s all very faint. I can’t notice it on the other colors except dark gray.
Update (Edited on November 19, 2023): the burn-in hasn’t changed at all. After 1 year and 5 months, the OLED panel has held up so well. I have had the brightness around 80-90% about 85% of the time and I haven’t noticed any additional burn-in problems. I am impressed. The burn-in issues are not very common. I can only see a the burn in issues if I dim the screen down or if I am on a dark gray screen.
Nearly 1year with LG C1 as pc monitor/4000 hours and so far no burn in.
no burn-in on my LG-C9 TV used as PC monitor of +/- 4 years... the concerns are sooo overblown...
Nearly 2 years on a lg c1, used as pc screen for gaming, office work, youtube, zero burnin.
My two month iPhone 15 Pro Max has absolutely no burn-in at all! I’m glad! I had the brightness around 85% most of the time. OLED displays rock!
12-14 hours per day on a 2019 B9, one year of ownership. No burn in yet.
That's alot for 1 day....
@@Quantum_TV How so? Some would be used 24/7 right?
@@Quantum_TV That's definitely not a lot for one day. It's a TV and meant to be used.
no burn in on my cx ,i got it 9 months ago and i use it exclusivelly as a pc monitor , sometimes with gaming for 5+ hours with static images.
I noticed three horizontal lines, one line dead center. Especially on white and green. These lines don't appear on other burn in test videos. However, it may be a video quality issue.
LG C7 here, a little over 4 years of use. In the past year I've used it more for my HTPC, but primarily used for gaming, RUclips, etc. Lots of burn-in for me! I expected some, especially since I now use it as a PC monitor, but damn! I even have my OLED light turned down below half to try and minimize burn-in since there are lots potential static items on a PC but I still have loads of burn in, especially around the edges from desktop icons. Not a huge deal since I originally planned on getting about 5 years out of this thing, and I didn't have any burn-in until recently, so definitely be careful if you want to use your OLED TV for a PC, even trying to be conscious of it I got crazy burn-in in less than a year - also worth mentioning is that this is an older OLED, hopefully newer models are better with this.
Ive been using an LG C9 as a PC monitor since Feb 2020 and i now have 7719 hours on it without a single blemish or any sign of burn in. I think the key is to use it at least 4hrs when you use it so it does the smaller pixel refresh when your done. My tv has done that refresh every day ive used it since ive had it. I have the 5y Best Buy warranty too just in case. Ive read itll start getting dimmer at 10,000hrs. Ill definitely be at that much before 5ys. I love my OLED tv though and would gladly buy another if i had to. Best monitor ive owned.
Alienware QD-OLED, 6 Months use. Only a VERY faint line on grey from watching 16:9 content on an ultrawide (as I expected). Other than that perfect so far. Will update this comment further down the line.
did the line fade at all? got the same thing on my alienware oled
Same here, will you the warranty to replace it ?
I've got a p30 pro that I've had for nearly 2 years now, there's no noticable marks except for on blue,and there I can faintly tell that my notification bar at the top of the screen has been burnt in
LG 910v abused during 4.5 yerars time as both a computer screen and tv. Can see small fragments of burn in from the chrome tabs, thought that it would get way worse. Would i choose oled again? hell yeah!
Always view this every few weeks on my Tab S8 Ultra. I still have a perfect screen. This is very handy indeed. Thank you! 👍
😁👍Awesome! So glad I could help. I use this on all my oled too.
What am I looking for whilst performing this test on a screen?
Slight blemishes when on the red and yellow screens but the TV is an LG B7 so it’s a few years old. The tv is in constant use and I’ve never bothered stressing myself about burn in, so all in all I’m pretty happy with the results. Burn in is obviously a thing with OLED TVs but it would never be enough to put me off buying one. Thanks for the upload of the video, very helpful 👍🏼
How has your b7 held up???
Im about to buy a 2nd hand one and its identical to yours (slight blemishes on red n yellow)
Any feedback would be appreciated thanks
It will be two years this November with my LG G1 65". Still no burn-in BUT I have quite a lot of dead pixels in all colors, especially near the edges of the screen. I counted 18 dead pixels on red, 22 on green, 15 on blue. They don't bother me during use to be honest, though.
It has a kind of a square patterns in the screen.., is it normal?
LG C8 user. Bought August 2018. Noticed burn in around 2 weeks ago. 5200 hours usage. I play fighting games so i can notice the health bars on the TV lol.
LG was super good, replaced the entire panel for free. I think everyone is entitled to a one time free replacement. Not sure how it works. But new panel looks great. Been more wary of my usage, toned my OLED brightness down and definitely gonna take care of this beautiful thing better now!
LG G1, after 2 years and more than 4000 hours as monitor, always in HDR, still almost perfect, it has very few and little black spot on the borders, but they are so few and so light that i'm not sure if it's the tv or my eyes, GG LG
The youtube shorts sidebar has slightly burnt In...panicked my parents will notice. Any way to get rid of this defect?
What I notice most is the battery icon is impregnated on the screen of my note 20 ultra and I barely have joined with it and its screen replaced.
No burn-in on my LG CX. 2500hrs panel on time.
LG B6 here with 3 years pretty heavy use. The Minecraft health bar has caused pretty bad burn to the red pixels. You can see the health bar on the red screen.
The white screen shows about 10-12 dead pixels.
Not ideal!
LG OLED C7, can only see some grey spots on the red colour and not on others, I don’t get what the problem is.
LG BX 55, one week old. No burn in but the blue component is not working for one single pixel
Thanks very helpful 👍 No burn in on my s10+ so far but had a bit on burn in on the s8
✌🏾😁Sweet!
LG 55CX - Two and half years old. No burn in at all. I'm reasonably careful with it but don't bother with things like turning off game HUDs etc.
I had Burn in from my keyboard a few months ago but just did this test and it seems to have gone? Not complaining
I only see something on the black/grey background. All other colors I see nothing. What does that mean? Burn in or image retention.?
Oneplus 7 Pro 2+ years, heavy heavy use, read a lot and browse Facebook a lot, but aparrently no burn in.
Honestly, i, like many others, think that brightness is a big thing, some people get burn in super fast, so that must be 100% brightness a lot of the time..
Wanted to test this out on my New LG B2 OLED TV so I can make sure the vertical banding isn't horrible. During the solid red color, I can barely see it, I was so glad I couldn't which means I don't think I need to replace this one where I thought I got a defective one.
1 yr old C1. I see 3 vertical faint lines in each color. A quarter of the way down, half and three quarters. This normal?
Asus PG48UQ full torture 12-16 hours per day with pixel shift and auto logo dim disabled. Running as HTPC with no task bar hide. Running low-mid brightness after 1 year no signs of burn-in.
iPhone xs max and iPhone 12 Pro max. Both launch day and still perfect 🤩
My B7 has a rectangle in the middle of it. but it's not any icon or from anything I've watched. It's just a Generic rectangle, absolutely not noticeable when watching anything. Is this burn in or just image retention?
Thx, Quantum!! Ran the test on my S10E and LG C9. No problems on my end👍🏽
You're welcome. 🤟🏾😎
How do I become a channel member I’ve been trying to pay my 5 dollars to I can watch your member only videos but there is nowhere on your channel to purchase the membership 😳
S95B user here ! 3000+ hours ! A lot of RUclips, Disney+, Netflix, Amazon Prime Video ! And a lot of gaming on PS5 and Nintendo Switch ! Since October 2022 (1 year and 5 months of using until today), no burn in at all here !! 😎👌
BUT a stuck pixel still here since January 2023 unfortunately… can’t see it from the place I’m watching TV fortunately !! 😅👍
Running this on a year old S22 Ultra. Got burn in from keyboard and RUclips UI. I also have an LG C8 that has heavy burn in from news banners and video game UI. OLED's definitely have the best picture and viewing angle, but suck for burn in. I don't care what anyone says. Gimme your OLED for a year and I'll burn that bitch in.
iPhone X here showing burns in the last screen from apps that i’ve downloaded recently kind of sad
Can you make a 21:9 version for us Alienware users?
Every watching this on there phone checking for screen burn lol
lol. Whats sad is my S8+ has clear keyboard and notification bar burn in
Well I have an S10. So yeah I'm checking on my phone haha.
O-oh, slight burn-in on the bottom where my home button is on my galaxy note 9...and I have it for less than a year. I was thinking of buying the new sony Oled A9S, but I guess I'll stick with the X950H - hopefully it's better that the X950G.
Sorry to hear, but at least you know.
No burn-in until this video...
...Your logo in the bottom right corner burned in. 😛
Hey thanks for the video could u help me to setting up game mode settings on th a90k Sony tv. Appreciate it.
Been heavily using my S21 - not a single sign of burn in but my screen protector is dirty af
LG C7 55”. Purchased end of 2017. Has already had 1 replacement panel. Now has a horrible green area in the middle of the yellow screen visible in normal use as flesh appearing sea-sick & green-tinged in this area of the screen.
Joy 🙄
Alienware QD OLED 34 inich, been using it for one year. No burn in. I didn't baby this monitor, games left on overnight without turning off the moniitor
OnePlus 5 (no T-model)here. I've been using it like five years now. Lots of burn-ins in notification area(time, battery status etc). 😂
LG C2, half a year, no burn in yet, daily for 8+hours
S9 got burn in after about 2 years but started noticing it a 1 and iPhone 13 no burn in yet but will update. One month strong
my eyes are bleeding, lg c1 but no burn in
b9 65 inch, zero burn-ins so far, bought in 2019, warranty for 5 years
Using this I notice that my LG c2 has some weird yellow tones
The blues have been burnt in on mine. I can clearly read the word ALERT - bought used from a client that watched a lot of news. Right where tye banner sits.
C6 - nbd for now.
S24+, almost brand new, just paranoid because my last phone, a Pixel 8, got burn in in just 4 or 5 months. None yet though!!
My 2y/o OnePlus 6t, I use 24/7 and no burn in at all. Not even clock, wifi symbol or anything like that
My one plus 6 t has a little bit burn in on blue light u see it on the status bar so I only have my time now on status bar
That last black screen made my display look terrible. White blotches an lines all over screen
Did you get a fix?
Same issue
I got horrible burnin on my s20 from watching RUclips videos generally I play videos in zoom to fill mode but not all videos support it so now it's extremely noticeable on my home and even web browsing. It's definitely a disappointment
What am I even looking for? I was watching on my OLED TV and I don’t see anything wrong
Look if there is any statical image, such as logos, game's HUD, sport's scoreboard etc. These are usually what causes permanent and temporary image retention.
If you didnt spot nothing out of ordinary as you said, you're good.
can for iphone?
Just ran this test on my Sony Xperia 1 III and it's good to go.
Using a Samsung Galaxy A71 (2400x1080 Super Amoled Plus) for a year now and the screen still looks perfect
OLED55B7M. 4 years of use and a daughter that left Netflix menu a lot.
Red color is bad, can see Netflix on the bottom right, vertical lines all the upper part of the screen, and like a dark cloud in the center.
By the way, there's a square shape in the center of the screen with almost all colors.
Still looks great with regular videos, but I won't but another TV while I still have kids.
10 hours average a day if I am at home on LGCX 55inch half year 2500 hours no burn in yet.
It's weird but on this test, I get a slightly dirty spot in the top left quadrant and another in the center of the bottom half. On other tests with the same colors, there's absolutely no dirty spots. 🤷♂
S20+ with about 8 hours per Day usage, roughly 1 ½ Years Old.
Still nothing yet.
Note 10+ 2 years... no burn in yet.
Is it normal that for the last frame I have 2 grey’ish squares, one on the top left corner and one on the top center ?
I have bought my LG C2 a week ago..
IF you watching the video on Windows, and there were no problems on the prior colors, I wouldn't worry about it. For some reason, the gray color tends not to play well with TVs in windows. I have this issue with my c9 and the LG ub8500 prior, its rare and it only happens when the majority of the screen has a solid gray color.
Just bought the C3 and now I have it 1 day was playing call of duty for 1 1/2 hours, I never thought of burn in or something I always watched different stuff before. Then I watched this videos all colors were fine. But the black/grey at the end just hat the marks were the static elements were like WTF!! Also on the left side a HUGE „cloud“ of dirty screen!!! How can that be?! After just one day having it and 1 hour of gaming?! Everybody told me not to worry about burn in especially with the newer ones but if that happened already after ONE HOUR of gaming on the FIRST DAY WITH THE TV how should this look like in a year?! Just spend 1.75k for it it was more than my savings! But before that I had a defect neoQLED Samsung after I had to return it I got another defect neoQLED Samsung and than the TVs were out of stock! Samsung didn’t even care to find a solution for me after to damaged high end brand new TVs! I couldn’t even keep them cause I would’ve lost warranty and would’ve to pay for further issues by myself like wtf. So I decided to listen to the people who always recommended the LG OLED and said burn in won’t happen (which was and is my fear) and now that?! I didn’t want to stay with Samsung after that experience. Can somebody tell me why I’m so cursed with TVs? Before that I had an old plasma tv from my grandma so I need a new tv with all the stuff that is needed for ps5, having 4K and all that. My first good tv but seems like they are all made out of trash! 55“ I have and no car this time I would’ve need to bring it back myself cause I bought in the store but I’m slowly done with this. I buy the best TVs but always have problems! Even now with the most loved tv, burn in after one day and only one ridiculous hour of gaming?! All the other colors were fine there was nothing, only at the last one the black/grey background you saw everything it looked terrible!
LG B9 after one year...zero burn in.
I watch mostly movies and series from and 5-6 Basketball or soccer games per week all from iptv mag box.
I have my tv open almost 12 hours per day.
Almost none of regular channels on TV.
I can finally see a tiny difference in the blue.
Galaxy tab s5e 16:10 tablet that has been showing 16:9 videos ~10 hours a day for 32 months.
Looks like I have some mild burn in of the CNN logo on LG B7 65". However it's worth noting I don't notice anything when watching anything. Just when running this test.
I have the same tv and same burn in from CNN - you can see BREAKING NEWS and the CN logo (cartoon network) against red screen
My Tab S5e doesn't yet even tho it's 4 and sum y/o😅😅
LG CX 4,957 Hrs as of watching this video. 0 burn. used daily as a PC monitor.
How do I fix the burn in?
🙋♂️ I've heard get a white background and crank up the brightness for a time. While it wont be a complete fix, it should help.
@@Elic205 thanks I'll try
6 months owning the Lg C1. Didn't see anything
cx 55 inch 10 month test, PC monitor on 8+ hours a day, lowest brightness 100% pass, night mode and auto hiding taskbar, im very happy
Same panel and everything you said applies to me. I am happy, but I am still getting a LG gaming monitor to not have to baby sit the TV anymore.
@@secularteejay 2 months later still perfect image. A tip is to put a black image as your screensaver at 10 or so minutes
I don't see the burn in, just the dirt 😅
Still fine, 2 yo Poco F3 and been Genshin a lot.