No signs at all. I have the 4 year bestbuy warranty just for this. I know I probably wont need it but in the off chance it happens or a pixel dies, it’ll come handy
Made a video about it last year when I got the C3. Better Quality control, better software, better low content smoothing are some of the reasons I got the C3.
I have both in 77. Yes you fk-d up. Sorry but its true. The hype was real. You will never know how much more brighter and more colors the quantum dots put out until you see them both maxed out side-by-side. My first oled was the C1 in 65 which I used for a year and a half, so am not a samsung fanboy. And now I dont care about w-oled anymore. Its an inferior technology. I hear great things about the G4, but I am sooo skeptical now that it would have to be at least -60% off even for me to consider buying that thing. Quantum dots have converted me. No doubt youll see LG pivot in the next couple of years aswell and the W-oled will be a budget friendly mid-tier option. Just watch! But hey, be happy with what you got. A big newer oled is still awesome any day of the week. Oh and one more thing: the samsung-s can easily be overclocked in brightness. I mean 2x the brightness, surpassing any damn oled tv you can buy next year. Cant do that on any other tv. So there is that.. shit is wild!
Oh wow. Yeah honestly I came from a 43-inch LED so a a 65-inch OLED is a huge upgrade. But my next TV is certainly the QD-OLED of Samsung or the LG G series. But that’s a bridge about 2 years far. And agreed. I think LG will pivot towards qd-oled as well. Woled will be budget friendly.
I've seen so many QD-OLED panels with obvious burn-in at Best Buy I'm convinced the tech isn't ready yet.
Could most likely be caused by the same/similar content playing all day! But who knows
Tell us about burn in issue
No signs at all. I have the 4 year bestbuy warranty just for this. I know I probably wont need it but in the off chance it happens or a pixel dies, it’ll come handy
@@TechWizPrincewhat made you choose the C3 over the s90C?
Made a video about it last year when I got the C3. Better Quality control, better software, better low content smoothing are some of the reasons I got the C3.
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I have both in 77. Yes you fk-d up. Sorry but its true. The hype was real. You will never know how much more brighter and more colors the quantum dots put out until you see them both maxed out side-by-side. My first oled was the C1 in 65 which I used for a year and a half, so am not a samsung fanboy. And now I dont care about w-oled anymore. Its an inferior technology. I hear great things about the G4, but I am sooo skeptical now that it would have to be at least -60% off even for me to consider buying that thing. Quantum dots have converted me. No doubt youll see LG pivot in the next couple of years aswell and the W-oled will be a budget friendly mid-tier option. Just watch!
But hey, be happy with what you got. A big newer oled is still awesome any day of the week.
Oh and one more thing: the samsung-s can easily be overclocked in brightness. I mean 2x the brightness, surpassing any damn oled tv you can buy next year. Cant do that on any other tv. So there is that.. shit is wild!
Oh wow.
Yeah honestly I came from a 43-inch LED so a a 65-inch OLED is a huge upgrade. But my next TV is certainly the QD-OLED of Samsung or the LG G series. But that’s a bridge about 2 years far.
And agreed. I think LG will pivot towards qd-oled as well. Woled will be budget friendly.
I've seen so many QD-OLED panels with obvious burn-in at Best Buy I'm convinced the tech isn't ready yet.
Could probably be due to those same static images/videos but yes QD-OLED is still a relatively newer tech!