C series are OLED or QNED? LG bit experience right?

Oled, one of the best for gaming and movies

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Does Oled had famous pixel burn issues like previous panel?!

Well i had no idea bout that, hope someone will explain for both of us

Maybe I think we in wrong thread LOL😆

Newer gen oleds + anti-burn in protection are more resilient to burn ins.

keep saw sammobile website say after 2023 tv will get 7 years update, no no mention what range of TV, google search also no result, anyone know if got other site news?

maybe:

Samsung S95D OLED TV
Samsung S90D OLED TV
Samsung S85D OLED TV
Samsung QN900D 8K Mini-LED TV
Samsung QN800D 8K Mini-LED TV
Samsung QN95D Mini-LED TV
Samsung QN90D Mini-LED TV
Samsung QN85D Mini-LED TV
Samsung Q80D QLED TV
Samsung Q70D QLED TV
Samsung Q60D QLED TV
Samsung The Frame (2024)

Got it from here: samsung-is-giving-these-older-tvs-a-big-tizen-os-upgrade-see-if-yours-is-on-the-list

Anyone using Samsung QN85 series QLED TV? How's performance mainly on HDR?? I saw QN85F on Harvey Norman seems brighter and better viewing angles than LG QNED series. It's worth those asking price? I'm planning check on Christmas Year End sales for better price

What's your budget and what is the size you are looking for? If you are looking for the QN85F, chances are your budget is almost there already.

Budget is around rm8000 but retailers say price might come down during year end sales

Rm8k? 65" S90D QD-OLED was going around for RM8k plus during 10.10 sale. Though it's last year model, it should perform way better than QN85F in terms of HDR.

It’s OLED good when we watch local contents like Astro I’m bit worried on burn in pixels or statics pixel

These modern OLED TVs have burn in risk reduction features like the 1) pixel shift function, you will notice your image moves slightly every now and then. 2) adjust logo brightness, if you watch a lot of TV programs with static logo, I highly suggest that you set it to "high".

And use the correct presets, don't watch SDR contents with HDR peak brightness. Always alter your contents, don't let one show sit out or play a single game with HUD elements every day.

If you are curious about OLED burn ins, you can refer to rtings website. They do extensive accelerated degradation and longevity test. But bear in mind, their tests are very intensive. Those TVs are let out to blast full brightness for ridiculous number of hours in a short span..to simulate real world usages. 6000 hours in 10 months? That's quite a lot and abusive to be honest.

from rtings, need to zoom a little on the pic


I have the LG CX and now it's around 5000 hours+ and not a single burn in to be seen. Unlike the rtings test for CX at 3600 hours mark, CNN logo starts to burn in.

This post has been edited by Kahlamx: Oct 30 2025, 10:21 AM

Good deal now. 65” OLED for RM6911. Can claim RM1k TNG voucher. So nett price RM5911 only

https://www.harveynorman.com.my/tv-and-audi...573d7a23773af98

This post has been edited by Barricade: Nov 10 2025, 12:32 AM

So in the end, which TV you got?

So did you buy any insurance in the end?

I'm eyeing on Neo QLED 85 next month pull trigger
Or OLED S85F if had good deal

This post has been edited by NagaK: Nov 10 2025, 12:59 AM

N85F, in my cart too. What sound bar you eyeing?

Living hall or room?

Living Room planning to upgrade from my old base crystal UHD which only had only 2 HDMI ☹️ HDR is worst
Soundbar already had Samsung Q930C which get better price during 2023 year end sales