Yeah, Samsung, really all big TV manufacturers, but especially Samsung, since the ks8000, has went downhill. After the ks8000, the q7 was released the next year, still a good TV, but worse than the 2016 ks8000. Than the next q7f after the first q7, got a bit better, but was now just about as good as the 2 year old ks8000 again. So they took a step back, to than go back to the same step they were previously, and they repeat the cycle. Make a TV, downgrade the same line up the next year, and than the next year after, slightly vamp it back up to the TV quality 2 years ago. It's so weird. Sorry if random and long or confusing
Edit; rtings of course mentioned the same thing lol. $900 (currently 10% off on Amazon) for a 60hz tv with poor viewing angles and bad image processing seems like a hard sell with Hisense and tcl around (who also have similar issues but with better features like 120/144hz and mini led.) paper specs aren’t everything, just ask Sony but… this seems like a hard sell unless one insists on samsung
It's nearly $1000 and this is "entry level" and "lowest end". Absurd. I bought a 57 inch Samsung TV a couple years ago for $380, THAT's what I consider "low end" and "entry level".
You're paying for the QLED branding basically. Kind of like how people will pay 200 dollars for a Nike shoe, because of the name branding when you could have spent 70 on a Nike shoe and not notice any actual diff between the two.
Samsung televisions keep getting worse every year. I remember these mid-range televisions having better build quality and picture quality back in 2017 and 2018.
People keep saying "Get a TV from TCL or HiSense, it's the better buy", but none of those companies MAKE small TVs with any support for 4K inputs or HDR10. Lots of other 32 inch TVs use 720p panels and most of the rest use 1080p panels. That wouldn't be a huge deal if they could at least support 4K inputs and could handle tonemapping of HDR input in a semi-intellegent way, but they cant.
For the past several years my suggestion has been that if you want a decent 32" display, buy a monitor instead of a TV, since manufacturers have given up on making good small TVs.
That's because 4k on a 32 inch TV doesn't make that much sense. The TV is to small to see any noticeable differences from a typical tv viewing distance. So unless you are going to sit a foot or two away from your TV at all times then it makes no sense to pay a premium for something you won't see. Which is also the reason why every other tv manufacturer doesn't make a 4k 32 inch TV for that same reason.
@chazzx7897 idk 10 year younger me agrees with this, but nowadays I can always tell 1080p vs. 1440p vs. 2k/4k easily, i think others would agree. For me with this tv, is it handles the range fairly well, it's not like an 65 lg g4, which I have, but it might be the best 32 you can buy that's not a monitor. If you are ok with a monitor and have cash, buy the Asus PG32UCDM. It's magical and yes it's worth it
I recently purchased last year's 43Q60C model, and I am very impressed with it. Despite not getting great reviews such as it's successor the Q60D, it is still a very fine option. I got mine for a bargain on sale. :)
The firmware update 1402.x that came out a couple months back updated the interface and improved the picture quality on the Q60C models. Along with fixing a few bugs. But for some odd reason you have to update it via USB through Samsung's website, seeing as Samsung took it off the software update on the TV. If you hit update on the TV settings the tv still only sees 1310.x as the latest update.
If you go by what the internet has to say, everything is bad except the most high end products that only the very well can afford. They do not consider the pockets of the average consumer.
@@blackoutmenace561 I showed my TV to a friend who has a LG C2 OLED. He was impressed with the screen, and the home screen layout. It's an edge lit TV but that does not impact on image quality.
Buy cheap buy twice applies to TV's as much as most tech based products. These entry level models are made down to a price by using the cheapest screens and components available. I know as they keep me in a job repairing them, use them at full brightness and the baclights will failed followed by the underated components used to drive them. Hisense models use underated connectors and cables that can't handle the current, so they burn out. Take Abby's advice and save up for a more expensive one or you will soon be buying another.
I paid 460€ for this TV with a discount offered by the seller. The Hisense you mentioned at the endint is much expensive, like 750€. So.. i think is not the best but for 480€ its ok. What do you think guys?
I specifically selected this one (43") BECAUSE it has great viewing angles. It looks terrific to me from angles, unlike a TCL I recently purchased and returned because it had terrible angles viewing. I actually preferred the remote on the TCl, one of the nicest I've ever used. The Samsung remote is too small for me and its minimal design is confusing figuring out how functions. Your review is heavy on tech tests, not how it actually looks to someone viewing it. I'm very pleased with this selection (minus the remote!)
Completely agree. I have been visiting different shops for the last few days. I have seen this tv (43 inch) in the same shop twice now. I was planning to go with the samsung du8300 or lg ut8040 but now i have changed my mind. The colors and brightness (in a brightly lit showroom) are too good. People talk about motion blur. Watched cricket and football highlights. Couldn't find any such thing. Also i watched from an angle and there was no degradation in picture quality.
Ok lets address the elphant in the room. the Q60 series hardware hasn't been updated in 3 years. The Q60D is still using the same exact hardware that the Q60A used back in 2021. So samsung is charging a premium for an entry level QLED that uses 3 year old hardware. It doesn't make sense. Im actually wondering if samsung will still use the same hardware on the Q60E models when they come out next year, or will samsung finally update it. The problem i see with samsung is they nickle and dime you for features that should be standard for the prices that they charge for an entry level QLED.
@@HanmaHeiro dude, hold these companies accountable. If you can afford to spend big money and get no value, go ahead but I don't want to be taken advantage of. With mentality like yours companies can give you crap and change a fortune. Or, I use it to play games like thousands of gamers and the higher refresh rate helps when watching the EPL (fast moving sports)
@@wezzman1 thanks for the second portion of your answer. I don't watch sports and don't know what EPL is. But glad there's more use for 120Hz outside of gaming edit: typo
Man, I can't let go how badly you guys interpreted my question. When I wrote it I even gave some thought to make sure I wasn't coming off as questioning "why in the world would anyone even need 120hz" like an ignoramus
I love my QN32Q60CAFXZC (2023, canadian version), i am looking to this 2024 series, i am gonna ordered it on amazon monday, the 32 inch canadian version!
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Where did you gwt that from haha it has better brightness plus updated software and the colors you can fix them yourself it just takes like 5 minutes with tinkering with white points of your TV but yeah if you don't know you're way around a tv just go and get one that comes with out of the box color accurate whixh even the q60c comes with , maybe go for the u6k
After seeing multiples TVs I cannot endorse this point of view at least regarding the 43" model , if you can get it with a good price, do not hesitate to buy it. I had like 10 different 10 models from different brands and you can see the quality not only in the image but the components. This HiSense ,TCL and so forth, do have neither the high ends neither the depth and colour enhancement that you could expect from this kind of tvs. AND YES, the price difference is meant for a reason.
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Samsung TVs used to be the crème de la crème. But they started getting more competition from other manufacturers and now they try to pump out a tv every 6 months, saying its an upgraded model. But they are actually getting worse and more higher priced. They are still using 60hz panels. Hell, 8K is out already. But they are going to milk the 60hz sector as long as they can. Props to Rtings for their reviews and honest opinions on these TVs. I don't buy any new TV without checking out Rtings reviews first. I'll pass on this one though. I have the Q60C and this one is "not" an upgrade. 💯
Most LG tvs have the best Imput Lag response times. Best Reliability, Best functionality, Best Motion. So IMO Qned85 Qned90. C3 C4 G3 G4 I feel are the best Gaming tvs. The Hisense and TCL have decent response times how ever their gaming motion is trash so is the processing and they constantly have compatibility issues using VRR and screen uniformity is questionable especially after the first 6 months. Samsung and Sony are good gaming tvs as well however, Sony Imput Lag times are at the top end of the acceptable range. But has other qualities that make them stand out with the PS5 plus excellent processing. But again LG I feel is still the top Gaming tvs. Samsung is has nothing IMO as an affordable gaming tv worth buying.
Was already considering it for the 43inch for PC monitor (bc black uniformity+blooming is great and view angle doesnt bother me in this case), but the second half of the video just destroyed all hopes for this one.
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Has anyone used the volume setting to limit the volume of this TV. Samsung support tells me it is possible but was not able to provide me the manual where it states this feature. Thank you!
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Wall Mount VESA 400x300 The back of the TV is made of plastic and has a nice brushed finish. There's a single clip included that can be attached to either foot and used for cable management. Unfortunately, the inputs are recessed into the TV, so they're hard to reach if you wall-mount it with a fixed bracket.
As someone whose been selling TVs for years the Q60 Line from samsung is my LEAST favorite tv in it's price range. The only people who buy it are the people who want the brand name samsung on their tv more than a good picture. Most average consumers issue with going the vastly superior TCL/Hisense route is they don't trust the Longevity of brands they arent familiar with over samsung, but trust me these q60s have just as much if not more longevity issues.
As far as you know, do TCL and Hisense mostly have longevity issues? It's always one of my biggest concern regarding both brands, since most reviews only covers initial use, or few early months.
@@bivitabrata3188 I hear more good things about TCL then hisense, but you could be that person who has a hisense last you 10+ years and a Tcl 10 months. Most LOW end hisense tend to have issues, i hear less issues on the high end. Notable high end Hisense do have a 2 year warranty and TCL only have a 1 year. If i had to pick one it'd probably be a tcl. It is a bit of splitting hairs though.
I bought a Hisense U8G back in 2022 55” for $600, that’s a great price for size/features and mind you that’s Hisense’s flagship model, it lasted 3 years I moved it from one stand to the other and the screen cracked from the inside, the outer glass was intact and it didn’t got hit with anything or nothing was a simple lift, move it down stairs and set down, I have a 75” entry level Samsung model MU8000 from 2020 or 2019 don’t remember and I have moved that tv many times and still kicking, so yeah if you want a tv that last go for Samsung even if it has worse picture quality or features.
@@yordan826 That is objectively one of the worst TV reviews i've ever heard. Longevity doesn't mean it can be moved around everywhere. Especially when you PHYSICALLY broke your hisense. I will save your comment as a screen grab for a laugh to show others though thank you. Maybe you should start a TV review channel based on the carry-ability of all tvs lol.
@@flim-flammington Who said I did a review of the tv?, I was simply stating my personal opinion that’s all, I didn’t break the tv literally was not a single scratch on it, if you can distinguish the difference between an opinion and a review maybe you should start a UA-cam channel on how to be a dumbass🤷♂️.
Curious - why is the image on your image of the HDR castle landscape more detailed for the Q60D than the S90D? Actually all the HDR images of the S90D are fuzzy compared to the Q60D, S95C, S95D on your website?
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The only problem with hisense is that it's a chinese brand and i have previously used them and sorry to say it's terrible. After 2-3 year there are dead pixels and even burn ins. Im only buying out of the three non chinese brands.
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Absolutely laughable for this price. The 2018 NU8000 had 800+ nits and decent colors at the same price. It's all downhill ever since.
Yeah, Samsung, really all big TV manufacturers, but especially Samsung, since the ks8000, has went downhill. After the ks8000, the q7 was released the next year, still a good TV, but worse than the 2016 ks8000. Than the next q7f after the first q7, got a bit better, but was now just about as good as the 2 year old ks8000 again. So they took a step back, to than go back to the same step they were previously, and they repeat the cycle. Make a TV, downgrade the same line up the next year, and than the next year after, slightly vamp it back up to the TV quality 2 years ago. It's so weird. Sorry if random and long or confusing
Edit; rtings of course mentioned the same thing lol.
$900 (currently 10% off on Amazon) for a 60hz tv with poor viewing angles and bad image processing seems like a hard sell with Hisense and tcl around (who also have similar issues but with better features like 120/144hz and mini led.) paper specs aren’t everything, just ask Sony but… this seems like a hard sell unless one insists on samsung
550-600euro in Europe, same price as usual C,B,A
Except Hisense is the worst brand on the planet
It's nearly $1000 and this is "entry level" and "lowest end". Absurd. I bought a 57 inch Samsung TV a couple years ago for $380, THAT's what I consider "low end" and "entry level".
You're paying for the QLED branding basically. Kind of like how people will pay 200 dollars for a Nike shoe, because of the name branding when you could have spent 70 on a Nike shoe and not notice any actual diff between the two.
Samsung televisions keep getting worse every year. I remember these mid-range televisions having better build quality and picture quality back in 2017 and 2018.
People keep saying "Get a TV from TCL or HiSense, it's the better buy", but none of those companies MAKE small TVs with any support for 4K inputs or HDR10. Lots of other 32 inch TVs use 720p panels and most of the rest use 1080p panels. That wouldn't be a huge deal if they could at least support 4K inputs and could handle tonemapping of HDR input in a semi-intellegent way, but they cant.
Womp Womp
For the past several years my suggestion has been that if you want a decent 32" display, buy a monitor instead of a TV, since manufacturers have given up on making good small TVs.
That's because 4k on a 32 inch TV doesn't make that much sense. The TV is to small to see any noticeable differences from a typical tv viewing distance. So unless you are going to sit a foot or two away from your TV at all times then it makes no sense to pay a premium for something you won't see. Which is also the reason why every other tv manufacturer doesn't make a 4k 32 inch TV for that same reason.
@chazzx7897 idk 10 year younger me agrees with this, but nowadays I can always tell 1080p vs. 1440p vs. 2k/4k easily, i think others would agree. For me with this tv, is it handles the range fairly well, it's not like an 65 lg g4, which I have, but it might be the best 32 you can buy that's not a monitor. If you are ok with a monitor and have cash, buy the Asus PG32UCDM. It's magical and yes it's worth it
@@imurhuckleberry you're talking a monitor that's different than a tv. Monitors you sit up close to.
I recently purchased last year's 43Q60C model, and I am very impressed with it. Despite not getting great reviews such as it's successor the Q60D, it is still a very fine option. I got mine for a bargain on sale. :)
The firmware update 1402.x that came out a couple months back updated the interface and improved the picture quality on the Q60C models. Along with fixing a few bugs. But for some odd reason you have to update it via USB through Samsung's website, seeing as Samsung took it off the software update on the TV. If you hit update on the TV settings the tv still only sees 1310.x as the latest update.
@@chazzx7897why they took it off? Is it because q60d came out
If you go by what the internet has to say, everything is bad except the most high end products that only the very well can afford. They do not consider the pockets of the average consumer.
@@blackoutmenace561 I showed my TV to a friend who has a LG C2 OLED. He was impressed with the screen, and the home screen layout. It's an edge lit TV but that does not impact on image quality.
Buy cheap buy twice applies to TV's as much as most tech based products.
These entry level models are made down to a price by using the cheapest screens
and components available.
I know as they keep me in a job repairing them, use them at full brightness and the baclights will
failed followed by the underated components used to drive them.
Hisense models use underated connectors and cables that can't handle the current, so they burn out.
Take Abby's advice and save up for a more expensive one or you will soon be buying another.
Are you guys going to do a review on the Qn90D?
I paid 460€ for this TV with a discount offered by the seller.
The Hisense you mentioned at the endint is much expensive, like 750€.
So.. i think is not the best but for 480€ its ok.
What do you think guys?
I specifically selected this one (43") BECAUSE it has great viewing angles. It looks terrific to me from angles, unlike a TCL I recently purchased and returned because it had terrible angles viewing. I actually preferred the remote on the TCl, one of the nicest I've ever used. The Samsung remote is too small for me and its minimal design is confusing figuring out how functions. Your review is heavy on tech tests, not how it actually looks to someone viewing it. I'm very pleased with this selection (minus the remote!)
Completely agree. I have been visiting different shops for the last few days. I have seen this tv (43 inch) in the same shop twice now. I was planning to go with the samsung du8300 or lg ut8040 but now i have changed my mind. The colors and brightness (in a brightly lit showroom) are too good. People talk about motion blur. Watched cricket and football highlights. Couldn't find any such thing. Also i watched from an angle and there was no degradation in picture quality.
Ok lets address the elphant in the room. the Q60 series hardware hasn't been updated in 3 years. The Q60D is still using the same exact hardware that the Q60A used back in 2021. So samsung is charging a premium for an entry level QLED that uses 3 year old hardware. It doesn't make sense. Im actually wondering if samsung will still use the same hardware on the Q60E models when they come out next year, or will samsung finally update it. The problem i see with samsung is they nickle and dime you for features that should be standard for the prices that they charge for an entry level QLED.
I know this is an entry level TV, but the lack 120hz and others is shocking at this price in 2024.
What do you personally use 120hz for?
@@HanmaHeiroBro acts like he’s never heard of a PS5 or Xbox Series X
@@HanmaHeiro dude, hold these companies accountable. If you can afford to spend big money and get no value, go ahead but I don't want to be taken advantage of. With mentality like yours companies can give you crap and change a fortune.
Or, I use it to play games like thousands of gamers and the higher refresh rate helps when watching the EPL (fast moving sports)
@@wezzman1 thanks for the second portion of your answer. I don't watch sports and don't know what EPL is. But glad there's more use for 120Hz outside of gaming
edit: typo
Man, I can't let go how badly you guys interpreted my question. When I wrote it I even gave some thought to make sure I wasn't coming off as questioning "why in the world would anyone even need 120hz" like an ignoramus
I love my QN32Q60CAFXZC (2023, canadian version), i am looking to this 2024 series, i am gonna ordered it on amazon monday, the 32 inch canadian version!
Im looking for a 43" under $500 for my bedroom. What would you recommend? I can get the q60d (open box/ excellent ) at Best Buy for $385.
Buy it! 😊
Q60d or du7200 which is better?
Pls tell about Q70D also...
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Hello, can you please let me know if Samsung QE1D is better or Samsung Q60D?
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Hi. Have you finally found out which model is better? Because I’m considering between these 2 too. Thanks
Hi there, I finally purchased Q60D.
Qled is far better from hisense..lol..
They make 90 degree hdmi connectors and optical attachments
I like how the Q60D from 2024 is actually worse than the Q60C from 2023 in every measurable spec
Where did you gwt that from haha it has better brightness plus updated software and the colors you can fix them yourself it just takes like 5 minutes with tinkering with white points of your TV but yeah if you don't know you're way around a tv just go and get one that comes with out of the box color accurate whixh even the q60c comes with , maybe go for the u6k
@@demonlordrimuru1 use a comma every once in a while bro. I'm out of breath just reading that
After seeing multiples TVs I cannot endorse this point of view at least regarding the 43" model , if you can get it with a good price, do not hesitate to buy it. I had like 10 different 10 models from different brands and you can see the quality not only in the image but the components. This HiSense ,TCL and so forth, do have neither the high ends neither the depth and colour enhancement that you could expect from this kind of tvs. AND YES, the price difference is meant for a reason.
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i can buy it for $400. is it worth it at that price?
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what better tv Samsung Q60D QLED ??
Samsung TVs used to be the crème de la crème. But they started getting more competition from other manufacturers and now they try to pump out a tv every 6 months, saying its an upgraded model. But they are actually getting worse and more higher priced. They are still using 60hz panels. Hell, 8K is out already. But they are going to milk the 60hz sector as long as they can. Props to Rtings for their reviews and honest opinions on these TVs. I don't buy any new TV without checking out Rtings reviews first. I'll pass on this one though. I have the Q60C and this one is "not" an upgrade. 💯
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Good job on the review ❤
Best tv gaming please.
Most LG tvs have the best Imput Lag response times. Best Reliability, Best functionality, Best Motion.
So IMO Qned85 Qned90. C3 C4 G3 G4 I feel are the best Gaming tvs.
The Hisense and TCL have decent response times how ever their gaming motion is trash so is the processing and they constantly have compatibility issues using VRR and screen uniformity is questionable especially after the first 6 months.
Samsung and Sony are good gaming tvs as well however, Sony Imput Lag times are at the top end of the acceptable range. But has other qualities that make them stand out with the PS5 plus excellent processing. But again LG I feel is still the top Gaming tvs.
Samsung is has nothing IMO as an affordable gaming tv worth buying.
Was already considering it for the 43inch for PC monitor (bc black uniformity+blooming is great and view angle doesnt bother me in this case), but the second half of the video just destroyed all hopes for this one.
Does this tv have the soap opera effect?
Where do you place your soundbar please?
Thanks for the informations! 👍
Looking at this or the Hisense u7n, what would you recommend?
Ignore me, thought this was the Q80D
Just bought this as a gym for my home gym. Is it worth returning snd going with hisense or TCL instead?
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Has anyone used the volume setting to limit the volume of this TV. Samsung support tells me it is possible but was not able to provide me the manual where it states this feature. Thank you!
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Does this have a better picture quality than the q70
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Is there a wall mount for this TV?
Wall Mount VESA 400x300
The back of the TV is made of plastic and has a nice brushed finish. There's a single clip included that can be attached to either foot and used for cable management. Unfortunately, the inputs are recessed into the TV, so they're hard to reach if you wall-mount it with a fixed bracket.
As someone whose been selling TVs for years the Q60 Line from samsung is my LEAST favorite tv in it's price range. The only people who buy it are the people who want the brand name samsung on their tv more than a good picture. Most average consumers issue with going the vastly superior TCL/Hisense route is they don't trust the Longevity of brands they arent familiar with over samsung, but trust me these q60s have just as much if not more longevity issues.
As far as you know, do TCL and Hisense mostly have longevity issues? It's always one of my biggest concern regarding both brands, since most reviews only covers initial use, or few early months.
@@bivitabrata3188 I hear more good things about TCL then hisense, but you could be that person who has a hisense last you 10+ years and a Tcl 10 months. Most LOW end hisense tend to have issues, i hear less issues on the high end. Notable high end Hisense do have a 2 year warranty and TCL only have a 1 year. If i had to pick one it'd probably be a tcl. It is a bit of splitting hairs though.
I bought a Hisense U8G back in 2022 55” for $600, that’s a great price for size/features and mind you that’s Hisense’s flagship model, it lasted 3 years I moved it from one stand to the other and the screen cracked from the inside, the outer glass was intact and it didn’t got hit with anything or nothing was a simple lift, move it down stairs and set down, I have a 75” entry level Samsung model MU8000 from 2020 or 2019 don’t remember and I have moved that tv many times and still kicking, so yeah if you want a tv that last go for Samsung even if it has worse picture quality or features.
@@yordan826 That is objectively one of the worst TV reviews i've ever heard. Longevity doesn't mean it can be moved around everywhere. Especially when you PHYSICALLY broke your hisense. I will save your comment as a screen grab for a laugh to show others though thank you. Maybe you should start a TV review channel based on the carry-ability of all tvs lol.
@@flim-flammington Who said I did a review of the tv?, I was simply stating my personal opinion that’s all, I didn’t break the tv literally was not a single scratch on it, if you can distinguish the difference between an opinion and a review maybe you should start a UA-cam channel on how to be a dumbass🤷♂️.
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Not many smaller options these days.
What else can you buy for the same price at around 43inches? Second hand oled?
A ton of qled options from tcl/hisense
Curious - why is the image on your image of the HDR castle landscape more detailed for the Q60D than the S90D? Actually all the HDR images of the S90D are fuzzy compared to the Q60D, S95C, S95D on your website?
Love you so much. 😍😍😍
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The only problem with hisense is that it's a chinese brand and i have previously used them and sorry to say it's terrible. After 2-3 year there are dead pixels and even burn ins. Im only buying out of the three non chinese brands.
hello plese tell me %100 oled G4 or C4 Burn in after along year??
when iam using for ps5
and Fillm or UA-cam ( my country doesn't support 5 years warranty for G4 (LG Malaysia🇲🇾) Idon't know what to do?
) my english not good for see your video to understand😘 and bro some people told me after 10000 hour burn in🤦♂️usually how many years panel alive without burn in in this new model oled☺️? seller don’t right talk with me 😅
Idk about 1 year but I've had the lg g4 about 3 months since it came out and it's magical