Oled Burn-in Checker/ Color Test| Ep.709

LG C· here , gladly no burn in , lots of dirty screen effect and color banding though

LG C2 user here. Heavy usage. 8000 hours and I have just completed my first year. No burn in!

no burn-in on my LG-C9 TV used as PC monitor of +/- 4 years... the concerns are sooo overblown...

CX and i have burn in from the videogame rocket league. 😅. I see it with some colours.. have the tv 2 years now

LG C2, half a year, no burn in yet, daily for 8+hours

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 c2 with 1000 hours plus used as monitor. no burn in at all

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). 😂

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!

No burn-in on my LG CX. 2500hrs panel on time.

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.

This video did hurt my eyes!! Is it just me or u guys too?? I have zero burn in btw in using a C2.

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. 🤷‍♂

lg c2 2k hours not a single burntin or bad pixel i dont know what ppl to to their tvs to get burn in outside of extreme test like rthings

lg c1 3 years strong no problems

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.

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

My Tab S5e doesn't yet even tho it's 4 and sum y/o😅😅

Only 4 icons burned not bad
I can see It best
on blue

S21 plus. Noticable tik tok burn in. Very much noticable.

my Iphone 13 pro burn i cuz i to much watch tiktok

all good

I would rather like it without logo, but thanks.

~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.

I had Burn in from my keyboard a few months ago but just did this test and it seems to have gone? Not complaining

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.

4 year old C8 here. Some minor burn in around the subtitle area.

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.

I only see something on the black/grey background. All other colors I see nothing. What does that mean? Burn in or image retention.?

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..

Still fine, 2 yo Poco F3 and been Genshin a lot.

I can see my Keyboard on my Samsung s10 😅

Nearly 1year with LG C1 as pc monitor/4000 hours and so far no burn in.

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.

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.

LG CX 4,957 Hrs as of watching this video. 0 burn. used daily as a PC monitor.

Dudee my whole screen is burnt with google maps 😭 being a delivery driver and using maps every day has effed up my phone!!

Zero burn-in on OnePlus Nord after using it for 2.5 years (2 hours screen on time per day)

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?

Hey thanks for the video could u help me to setting up game mode settings on th a90k Sony tv. Appreciate it.

iPhone X here showing burns in the last screen from apps that i’ve downloaded recently kind of sad

Always view this every few weeks on my Tab S8 Ultra. I still have a perfect screen. This is very handy indeed. Thank you! 👍

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.