There's a lot of rehashed and emotionally charged discussions in the OLED threads (all of them) that keep surfacing, and among the repeat offenders are these two competing concepts:
1. Don't buy OLED now, because _____, _____, and _____.
and
2. Absolutely ignore the naysayers, and OLED is fine in _____, _____, and _____.
So I've become genuinely curious about what folks are truly seeing, but would love it to be in one thread (here). I think I might not be alone in this.
So here are the points commonly returned to that I've seen:
1. Don't buy OLED now, because _____, _____, and _____.
and
2. Absolutely ignore the naysayers, and OLED is fine in _____, _____, and _____.
So I've become genuinely curious about what folks are truly seeing, but would love it to be in one thread (here). I think I might not be alone in this.
So here are the points commonly returned to that I've seen:
- Motion: Ready or not ready for prime time and/or not yet up to LCD pulse based standards.
- HDMI: Speed demands and handshaking not yet settled out enough.
- Dirty Screen Effect and those bands: Can you deal with an expensive TV exhibiting this.
- Vignetting and other color aberrations: Still too common?
- "No display is perfect."