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Will HDR kill your OLED TV? HDR requires greater brightness, so will that shorten the lifespan of OLEDs?

Will HDR kill your OLED TV? HDR requires greater brightness, so will that shorten the lifespan of OLEDs?

Posted on June 28, 2018August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

I love the picture you get from an OLED TV. It reminds me of the paintings on black velvet that I used to see at roadside stands in the 1970s. Don’t get me wrong, there are some excellent LCD TVs out there, especially those employing quantum dots, but that’s a topic for another time—along with LCD lifespans.

The story here is that my infatuation with OLED is mitigated by the fact that OLED elements, being organic after a fashion, have a lifespan. HDR will reduce said lifespan, though by how much, vendors aren’t saying. Fortunately, other folks in the business were willing to talk.
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