Denial:

Yeah I don't care. There are already reports of people with newer OLED laptops with burn in. In my research for my own LG C7 I've come across multiple people with LG OLED TVs experiencing burn-in. I have multiple Samsung OLED panel phones where the notification bar and android buttons are burned in. If burn in is solved then it shouldn't be a problem for OLED manufacturers to give a 5 year warranty for it. But they don't. In fact LG's warranty doesn't even cover it - least it doesn't on my C7. So this idea that it's "solved" or doesn't happen is bullshit. On a TV with mixed content it's rarer - unless you spend a good deal of time watching CNN you'll never have a problem but on a desktop with static elements on the screen it's not going to be as rare. They can mitigate it with software only so much. It has nothing to do with word documents - even HUD elements, start menu with icons on it, etc. I don't want to have to change my computing habits to adopt a new technology. Just fix the burn in and warranty it. Done.

And again burn in has been there for years. Just because it might be another issue again (plasma/CRT/Old LCD's) it needs fixing with a warranty.

DeskStar:

And again burn in has been there for years. Just because it might be another issue again (plasma/CRT/Old LCD's) it needs fixing with a warranty.

So then you agree that they should give a warranty for it.. which is what I said originally. Like I don't care if the screen eventually burns in after years of use like other technologies.. it's the fact that people are seeing burn-in after literally a year because they accidentally leave their screen on or because they watch CNN 10 hours a day or play a lot of call of duty for a year or whatever. I don't want to think about having to turn my monitor off or hide my task bar or after 3-4 hours of playing a game with an orange hud go "hey guys I have to quit because this might destroy my screen". I don't want to think about what's on my screen I just want it to look good. Give me a 5 year warranty and I'll pay $3K for an OLED monitor.

Denial:

So then you agree that they should give a warranty for it.. which is what I said originally. Like I don't care if the screen eventually burns in after years of use like other technologies.. it's the fact that people are seeing burn-in after literally a year because they accidentally leave their screen on or because they watch CNN 10 hours a day or play a lot of call of duty for a year or whatever. I don't want to think about having to turn my monitor off or hide my task bar or after 3-4 hours of playing a game with an orange hud go "hey guys I have to quit because this might destroy my screen". I don't want to think about what's on my screen I just want it to look good. Give me a 5 year warranty and I'll pay $3K for an OLED monitor.

Never said that. But...…. If it does help one sleep at night. I said what I said, so assume what you want.