Topic: OLED TV

[alvinbaronsia]

Hello guys, mura na ba 64,599 na 55” na C2? Baka may mas mura pa .. Salamat

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May available pa? I bought a C3 a month ago because wala na available C2 sa FB marketplace.

[Verbl Kint]

Hello guys, mura na ba 64,599 na 55” na C2? Baka may mas mura pa .. Salamat


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For a brand new unit, yes.  Pero sa pagkakaalam ko wala ng bnew old stock available na C2 kaya baka display unit to.

[edboy7]

For a brand new unit, yes.  Pero sa pagkakaalam ko wala ng bnew old stock available na C2 kaya baka display unit to.

Hmmmm ma tanong nga kung Display Unit ….Thanks


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[Kratos23]

Good Afternoon mga sir. Safe na ba ang OLED models ngayon sa burn-in? any tips mga sir paano maiwasan ang burn-in? thank you so much

[tenderfender]

Hmmmm ma tanong nga kung Display Unit ….Thanks


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To get proof, ask them to check under Settings >> Devices >> TV Management

TV management feature will show you the cumulative number of hours the TV has been running on display

[Verbl Kint]

https://www.tomsguide.com/news/older-sony-tvs-just-got-eco-friendly-and-gaming-upgrades-see-if-your-tv-is-eligible

Recent Sony OLEDs (and X80 & above variants) get a nice software update.

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[Kratos23]

LG OLED 55C3PSA 84,990 sa Abenson, Maganda ba siya? Gusto ko mag try ng OLED kaso natatakot ako sa burn-in baka mag burn-in sa PS5,Sports shows from IPTV and Cable programs. Thank you in advance

[RastaSega]

LG OLED 55C3PSA 84,990 sa Abenson, Maganda ba siya? Gusto ko mag try ng OLED kaso natatakot ako sa burn-in baka mag burn-in sa PS5,Sports shows from IPTV and Cable programs. Thank you in advance

72k na lang yan kung marunong ka mag hanap.

no worries naman sa burn in actually.

[Kratos23]

72k na lang yan kung marunong ka mag hanap.

no worries naman sa burn in actually.

Ganun ba sir 72k sayang din yung madidiscount ko. Glad to hear na safe na pala sa burn in dahil siguro sa mga software na nilagay nila para maprevent ang burn in. Thank you sir

[raptor]

Ganun ba sir 72k sayang din yung madidiscount ko. Glad to hear na safe na pala sa burn in dahil siguro sa mga software na nilagay nila para maprevent ang burn in. Thank you sir

normally sa Ansons ang best price but they would only give it for cash purchases ... if you are paying by credit card mas mataas, but best to check credit card promos as well as store promos - pag nasabay na meron store promo (like sa SM) at may card promo, parang pantay or mas sulit pa than paying cash

[Verbl Kint]

Ganun ba sir 72k sayang din yung madidiscount ko. Glad to hear na safe na pala sa burn in dahil siguro sa mga software na nilagay nila para maprevent ang burn in. Thank you sir

May burn-in pa rin, di na mawawala yan sa OLED, so hindi po siya "safe".  The risk has been mitigated over the past few years but by no means is it gone.

[CeeV]

As per my actual observation it usually starts at the bottom part of the LG OLED ang burn in a parallel/horizontal streak of blackened areas..sa mga nagamit namin ay its starts at 10K running hours..The burn is not that prominent unless pure white backgrnd ang scene.  We have one unit na 24K running hrs and still nice pics except that 1/3 part of the bottom screen with slight burn in..not noticeable sa normal viewing..kapag ginamit
Mo lang as monitor for presentation na meron white backgrnd., else not noticeable sya.. I think you can mitigate it by having a good air circulation at the back of the TV to lessen the chance of burn in.

[Kratos23]

@ raptor-Thanks for the heads up sir,will go to Ansons one of these days and will check credit cards promos as well.

@Verbal Kint-I see sir,mag QNED Mini LED na lang kaya ako,problem is wala na ako makita na  LG 4K 65QNED86SRA.  Ang hirap yata mag OLED kailangan sobrang ingat yata sa pag gamit. Thank you.

@ CeeV- Parang inevitable sir kung ganun and mas maiksi pala ang life span ng OLED. Eventually mag burn-in siya after such time. I Watch a lot of nba,pba games kasi so meron static images, i play ps5 din kasi HUD display baka mag burn in din sa OLED. Thank you sir

[Verbl Kint]

@Verbal Kint-I see sir,mag QNED Mini LED na lang kaya ako,problem is wala na ako makita na  LG 4K 65QNED86SRA.  Ang hirap yata mag OLED kailangan sobrang ingat yata sa pag gamit. Thank you.

Ano po ang intended use niyo ng OLED TV?  Kasi kung watching movies, netflix, or usual TV shows, no problem naman yung burn-in. 

I think sa gaming at sports lang naman yung medyo may problem.  I'm sure there are lots of OLED owners here in PDVD who can share with you how they mitigate potential burn in from games (depende rin kasi sa types of games).  Sa sports naman minimal lang, lalo na pag madalas ang commercial breaks like basketball.

If you use it as a PC monitor then I think that is the worst possible scenario for an OLED TV.

As for the QNED, I haven't been impressed with it, to be honest.  Mas ok pa yung yung QLED sa picture quality (Samsung and TCL) or, in the case of Sony, yung  X85 at X90 series (local dimming, and full array local dimming, respectively).  I haven't checked LG's 2023 QNED models though, so baka naman nag improve na.

[raptor]

I have a Sony OLED, I use it for tv shows, movies, and a bit of PS5 gaming nothing special on taking care of the tv to avoid burn-in image - no burn-ins naman after 1 year and 8 months of use.  Kaya lang nagkaproblema ang panel before the 2-year warranty (nag-blackout), kaya bago ulit yung panel ko ngayon. I don't think you have to worry about burn-ins, yung mga old plasma tv's kasi kahit anong ingat mo sandali lang meron ng visible na IR or permanent burn-ins, same with old OLED technology.  I think that they have mitigated it with the new technology and software, and even if there will be burn-ins, i don't think it would affect the viewing quality.  I expperienced really terrible OLED burn-in on my old Samsung S9 phone dahil sa kalalaro ko ng Sudoku - the lines were permanently imprinted and you can clearly see visibly when displaying a white background, but when you are looking at pictures and watching videos, hindi mo rin mapapansin.

One thing for sure though, you would not get the quality of an OLED on other technologies at the moment. If you decide to buy QNED or QLED and you have the budget for an OLED, you'll keep on thinking why you did not get the OLED tv. So for peace of mind get the OLED tv

[Kratos23]

Ano po ang intended use niyo ng OLED TV?  Kasi kung watching movies, netflix, or usual TV shows, no problem naman yung burn-in. 

I think sa gaming at sports lang naman yung medyo may problem.  I'm sure there are lots of OLED owners here in PDVD who can share with you how they mitigate potential burn in from games (depende rin kasi sa types of games).  Sa sports naman minimal lang, lalo na pag madalas ang commercial breaks like basketball.

If you use it as a PC monitor then I think that is the worst possible scenario for an OLED TV.

As for the QNED, I haven't been impressed with it, to be honest.  Mas ok pa yung yung QLED sa picture quality (Samsung and TCL) or, in the case of Sony, yung  X85 at X90 series (local dimming, and full array local dimming, respectively).  I haven't checked LG's 2023 QNED models though, so baka naman nag improve na.

Netflix,gaming,downloaded movies sir. safe ba yun ok lang ba? kasi some downloaded movies have watermark,logo sa top ng screen.

Oh i see sir, haven't seen one pa din a QNED Mini Led kasi out of stock yung LG 65QNED86SRA. Thank you

[Kratos23]

I have a Sony OLED, I use it for tv shows, movies, and a bit of PS5 gaming nothing special on taking care of the tv to avoid burn-in image - no burn-ins naman after 1 year and 8 months of use.  Kaya lang nagkaproblema ang panel before the 2-year warranty (nag-blackout), kaya bago ulit yung panel ko ngayon. I don't think you have to worry about burn-ins, yung mga old plasma tv's kasi kahit anong ingat mo sandali lang meron ng visible na IR or permanent burn-ins, same with old OLED technology.  I think that they have mitigated it with the new technology and software, and even if there will be burn-ins, i don't think it would affect the viewing quality.  I expperienced really terrible OLED burn-in on my old Samsung S9 phone dahil sa kalalaro ko ng Sudoku - the lines were permanently imprinted and you can clearly see visibly when displaying a white background, but when you are looking at pictures and watching videos, hindi mo rin mapapansin.

One thing for sure though, you would not get the quality of an OLED on other technologies at the moment. If you decide to buy QNED or QLED and you have the budget for an OLED, you'll keep on thinking why you did not get the OLED tv. So for peace of mind get the OLED tv

Thank you Sir, if that's the case mukhang OLED is the way to go baka masayang ang money kung mag QNED Mini LED ako. Life is short din naman kaya dapat masubukan ang OLED hehe. Mag 65 inch na C3 na lang siguro kesa 55 inch. Hindi naman siguro overkill kahit sa bedroom ilalagay ang 65 inch OLED.Thank you Sir

[raptor]

Thank you Sir, if that's the case mukhang OLED is the way to go baka masayang ang money kung mag QNED Mini LED ako. Life is short din naman kaya dapat masubukan ang OLED hehe. Mag 65 inch na C3 na lang siguro kesa 55 inch. Hindi naman siguro overkill kahit sa bedroom ilalagay ang 65 inch OLED.Thank you Sir

yup. 65-inch is the way to go ... maliit na yung 55

[Kratos23]

yup. 65-inch is the way to go ... maliit na yung 55

Yes Sir 65 inch na kukunin ko thank you Huwag lang sana magkaproblema ang panel lalo na pag tapos na ang warranty hehe nabasa ko kasi dito na mahal ang panel pag OLED.

[rock_star]

Netflix,gaming,downloaded movies sir. safe ba yun ok lang ba? kasi some downloaded movies have watermark,logo sa top ng screen.

Oh i see sir, haven't seen one pa din a QNED Mini Led kasi out of stock yung LG 65QNED86SRA. Thank you

OLED user here. Lagi ko sinasabi sa iba na pagdating sa OLED ay wag matakot sa burn in, kasi mas mauuna pang magkaroon ng dead pixels rather than burn in. Pero owning an OLED TV requires responsibility. Like ako when I pause a video to take a bathroom break or something else na kahit saglit lang, I always make it a habit to switch the screen off. Yung Sony kasi meron ganun feature, sa lumang LG models kasi wala.

I suggest go for OLED na lang. Wala naman kasing top of the line Mini LED models dito sa atin. Meron yung sa Sony pero isang size lang ang option, and very expensive.

[Kratos23]

OLED user here. Lagi ko sinasabi sa iba na pagdating sa OLED ay wag matakot sa burn in, kasi mas mauuna pang magkaroon ng dead pixels rather than burn in. Pero owning an OLED TV requires responsibility. Like ako when I pause a video to take a bathroom break or something else na kahit saglit lang, I always make it a habit to switch the screen off. Yung Sony kasi meron ganun feature, sa lumang LG models kasi wala.

I suggest go for OLED na lang. Wala naman kasing top of the line Mini LED models dito sa atin. Meron yung sa Sony pero isang size lang ang option, and very expensive.

Thank you sir, gaano kaya katagal bago magkaroon ng dead pixels sir ang OLED? Will do that sir para sure iwasan ko din mag pause ng video,or game thank you sa heads up sir.

Yes will go for OLED na lang para maexperience ko din ang OLED,para sulit ang kulam hehe,pag upgrade. Thank you

[RastaSega]

Thank you sir, gaano kaya katagal bago magkaroon ng dead pixels sir ang OLED? Will do that sir para sure iwasan ko din mag pause ng video,or game thank you sa heads up sir.

Yes will go for OLED na lang para maexperience ko din ang OLED,para sulit ang kulam hehe,pag upgrade. Thank you

same with LEDs, no one can tell. Minsan 1st day palang meron na e. Alamin mo ang dead pixel warranty ng shop mo. Warranties varies. Minsan may minimum number, minsan basta cluster. I've never heard of anyone's tv getting replaced because of a single dead pixel.

When you pickup your tv test it muna. Login sa wifi, turn on youtube. Watch an LCD checker video.

Coming from plasma and LCDs ako. Burn in is more prominent sa plasma. The reason why I said "no worries" sa burn-in is because if under normal use you won't see it. Shempre kasama na jan na turn on mo yung screen saving and screen maintenance features, wag magbabad masyado sa mga channels na may stagnant images, etc. Due diligence lang.

[Kratos23]

same with LEDs, no one can tell. Minsan 1st day palang meron na e. Alamin mo ang dead pixel warranty ng shop mo. Warranties varies. Minsan may minimum number, minsan basta cluster. I've never heard of anyone's tv getting replaced because of a single dead pixel.

When you pickup your tv test it muna. Login sa wifi, turn on youtube. Watch an LCD checker video.

Coming from plasma and LCDs ako. Burn in is more prominent sa plasma. The reason why I said "no worries" sa burn-in is because if under normal use you won't see it. Shempre kasama na jan na turn on mo yung screen saving and screen maintenance features, wag magbabad masyado sa mga channels na may stagnant images, etc. Due diligence lang.

Thank you sir,ask ko sa Abenson ang dead pixel warranty.  Siguro ang advisable,recommended ay 3-4 hours lang? sa mga channels na may stagnant images, sa PS5 Games na meron din stagnant images,display,HUD. Thank you

[raptor]

just use it like a regular tv ... the only precaution I can recommend is that if you are going to pause a program for an extended period, it would be best to turn off the screen

[Moks007]

Im thinking of getting the sony oled 77 inch. I think thats the maximum for the phil market?
Problem is my 65 inch a9g is only couple years old. Checking where i can transfer it muna

[noob]

just use it like a regular tv ... the only precaution I can recommend is that if you are going to pause a program for an extended period, it would be best to turn off the screen

yun LG pag nag pause ka, meron screen saver..

[Kratos23]

just use it like a regular tv ... the only precaution I can recommend is that if you are going to pause a program for an extended period, it would be best to turn off the screen

Thank you ulit sir raptor sa advice. Will do just that and kapag nilagyan ng limit ang panonood hindi maeenjoy ng husto ang OLED experience

[Kratos23]

yun LG pag nag pause ka, meron screen saver..

Glad to hear that sir. Thank you

[Verbl Kint]

Im thinking of getting the sony oled 77 inch. I think thats the maximum for the phil market?
Problem is my 65 inch a9g is only couple years old. Checking where i can transfer it muna

Truth be told, Sony offered larger OLEDs in the past. But it seems 77" is the largest we can get in the Philippines for any OLED brand these days. Panasonic and Philips (both of which have older models here) max out at 65" while the largest OLEDs for Samsung and LG in the PH are also 77" (both are 2023 models).

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[RastaSega]

hindi 77 ang max na binebenta sa pinas na OLED.

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• 42C3 PSA       42 inches   
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Truth be told, Sony offered larger OLEDs in the past. But it seems 77" is the largest we can get in the Philippines for any OLED brand these days. Panasonic and Philips (both of which have older models here) max out at 65" while the largest OLEDs for Samsung and LG in the PH are also 77" (both are 2023 models).

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